Carlos M. Coria-Sánchez

Carlos M. Coria-Sánchez is a Professor of Spanish at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNC Charlotte), where he has served since 2001. He holds a Ph.D., MA, and BA in Spanish and Romance Languages from the University of Georgia and Georgia State University. His research focuses on Latin American Literature, particularly Mexican and Latin American Women Writers, and explores social, political, and economic themes in literature, as well as mental health stigma in cultural contexts.

Administrative Roles:

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

Publications Highlights:

• Interviews with Mexican Women: We do not talk about feminism here (2019)
• Ángeles Mastretta y el Feminismo en México (2010)
• Co-authored Essays on Mexican Business Culture (2016)
• Creative work Reflexiones del viejo mundo (2024)

Awards:

• Fulbright Scholar Grant (2008-2009)
• Multiple Faculty Research Grants and Reassignment of Duties

He has also contributed to editorial boards for journals like Global Business Languages and Hispania.