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Spain: Language, Community, and Social Change

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Cristina Enriquez, Academic Director

Cristina Enriquez, a native of Mexico and graduate of the Escuela Bancaria y Comercial in Mexico City, earned her MA in teaching languages from the School for International Training.  She has taught English and Spanish as foreign languages and has been a language and culture consultant.  She was director of the Spanish Division and Chairperson for the Department of Education of the University of the Americas; founder of the English Training Center in Puebla, Mexico; and co-founder of the Forum for Intercultural Education (ENLACES/LINKS) in Granada.  She has conducted several workshops in Intercultural Education for teachers (TESOL, CIEE, MEXTESOL, and others). 

She has also participated as a guest speaker for the seminar on Intercultural Competence at the Annual International Session of the European Youth Parliament, and a presenter at the Annual CIEE conference in Seville, Fall 2006.  Ms. Enriquez has also taught Spanish and Teaching Methods at the School for International Training, and has been a teacher trainer and cross-cultural coordinator for American students in Mexico.  Ms. Enriquez has been published in the area of language teaching.  She has been Academic Director for the SIT Study Abroad program in Spain since spring 1986, and has been a permanent resident in Granada for more than 20 years.