Sergio Inestroza

Sergio Inestroza is a Professor in the School of Social Sciences, Communication & Humanities at Endicott College. He joined the institution in 2001 and specializes in teaching Spanish, with a secondary focus on Portuguese. Known for his empathetic teaching style and open-door policy, he frequently leads student groups to Latin America, including Costa Rica, Peru, and Mexico.

• Education: Doctor of Philosophy in Modern Literature, Universidad Iberoamericana (1998)

Inestroza’s work bridges language pedagogy and literary creation. His research interests include Spanish language acquisition, Latin American literary traditions, and cross-cultural narratives. His publications span poetry, nonfiction, and fiction, reflecting his dedication to creative writing and bilingual expression.

His scholarly contributions include:

• Latin Book Awards (2017): Honorific Mention for Los motivos de la memoria.
• Endicott College Teacher of the Year (2006).
• NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative (2012–17).

Inestroza integrates travel and experiential learning into his pedagogy, fostering immersive cultural and linguistic engagement for students.