Carlos Coria-Sanchez

Carlos Coria-Sanchez is a Professor of Spanish at the Department of Languages, Cultures and Translation within the College of Humanities & Earth and Social Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Holding a Ph.D. in Romance Languages from the University of Georgia (2001), he has served UNC Charlotte since 2001 and previously held appointments at Clemson University (1999-2001).

• Administrative Roles: Director of Latin American Studies Honors Program (2024-2025), Director of Latin American Studies Program (2012-2022), Director of Guadalajara Summer Program (2001-2010)

His research focuses on Latin American Literature, Mexican Women Writers, and the intersection of feminism with social/political/economic issues in cultural production. He is currently exploring mental health stigma in Latin American contexts and men's perspectives on feminist movements.

Recent publications examine Mexican feminist discourse, business language training, and literary analysis of contemporary authors. His 2024 creative work Reflexiones del viejo mundo explores cultural identity through short stories.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Fulbright Scholar Grant (2008-2009)
  • Multiple Faculty Research Grants
  • Reassignment of Duties recognition

He holds editorial roles for Global Business Languages, Hispania, and The Latin Americanist, focusing on academic discourse and literary criticism.