Innovation in Language Learning
María-Elvira Luna Escudero-Alie
Institution: Montgomery College
Address: 10407 Artemel Lane
Postal Code: 22066
Country: United States
Dr. M. Elvira Luna Escudero-Alie holds a PhD, in Iberian-American Literature and Culture, from Georgetown University (minor in Applied Linguistics), and
BA(s) and Licenciatura(s) (Masters equivalent) in Philosophy, Spanish Literature, and Spanish Linguistics, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
She teaches in both formats: F2F and DL French & Spanish courses at Montgomery College, Takoma Park-Silver Spring Campus, since 2007. Dr. Luna Escudero-Alie published over 47 academic articles, including 10 interdisciplinary articles co-authored with MC Mathematics full-professor Stephen Kcenich. They are also co-authoring a book about Borges and Mathematics.
Dr. M. Elvira Luna Escudero-Alie is currently the Chair of Humanities at TP/SS Campus. She was nominated by Howard University students for a national excellence in teaching award, 2006, and got a Certificate of Distinction in Teaching: in Recognition for Excellence in Teaching during the academic year 2001-2002. Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2002.
BA(s) and Licenciatura(s) (Masters equivalent) in Philosophy, Spanish Literature, and Spanish Linguistics, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.
She teaches in both formats: F2F and DL French & Spanish courses at Montgomery College, Takoma Park-Silver Spring Campus, since 2007. Dr. Luna Escudero-Alie published over 47 academic articles, including 10 interdisciplinary articles co-authored with MC Mathematics full-professor Stephen Kcenich. They are also co-authoring a book about Borges and Mathematics.
Dr. M. Elvira Luna Escudero-Alie is currently the Chair of Humanities at TP/SS Campus. She was nominated by Howard University students for a national excellence in teaching award, 2006, and got a Certificate of Distinction in Teaching: in Recognition for Excellence in Teaching during the academic year 2001-2002. Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2002.
