Karyn Schell

Karyn Schell is a Professor and Full-Time Faculty member at the University of San Francisco, where she also serves as the Spanish Language Coordinator. She is affiliated with the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, though not explicitly stated, based on her role and teaching responsibilities.

Her research focuses on key areas in language education and linguistics, including:

• Second Language Acquisition
• Foreign Language Teaching Pedagogy
• Theoretical Linguistics
• Romance Linguistics
• Spanish Language Education
• Service-Learning in Language Teaching

Her teaching portfolio includes Spanish language, conversation, culture, and service-learning courses, reflecting a strong commitment to applied and experiential learning in language education.

While no publications or awards are listed in the provided text, her academic profile emphasizes pedagogical leadership and curriculum coordination in the Spanish language program.

She advises students and contributes to program development as Language Program Coordinator, playing a central role in shaping language instruction at the university level.

Karyn Schell earned her PhD in Romance Linguistics from the University of Washington, establishing a strong foundation in both theoretical and applied linguistics.