Julianne Bryant

Julianne Bryant serves as Professor of Modern Languages at Biola University, holding a Ph.D. in Spanish from Temple University with specialization in Hispanic Linguistics.

Her academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Spanish, Temple University
• M.A. in Spanish, Temple University
• M.A. in Bicultural/Bilingual Studies, Marywood University
• B.S.W., Cabrini College
• B.A. in Spanish, Cabrini College

Her research centers on language identity dynamics among heritage Spanish speakers, with expertise in bilingual acquisition frameworks and sociolinguistic variation across Hispanic dialects. She teaches specialized courses in Hispanic linguistics, teaching methodology, Caribbean cultural studies, and community-based Spanish instruction for both heritage and second-language learners.

As Faculty Advisor for Sigma Delta Pi (National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society) and Vice-President of the Christian Association of World Languages, she maintains active leadership in professional organizations including ACTFL, AATSP, and the Technology, Knowledge & Society Research Network.