Teresa Sanchez-Snell

Teresa Sanchez-Snell is a Lecturer in Social Theory and Practice at the Residential College, University of Michigan, where she also serves as Coordinator for the Spanish Language Internship Project (SLIP). Her work bridges academic instruction with community engagement, connecting Spanish-speaking undergraduate students to community-based organizations and schools.

• Role: Lecturer, Social Theory and Practice
• Program Coordination: Spanish Language Internship Project (SLIP)
• Location: B805 East Quad, University of Michigan

Her teaching emphasizes Latino experiences in the U.S., combining historical and contemporary perspectives to analyze race, racism, discrimination, and inequality. She integrates critical examinations of economic, environmental, and social conditions affecting immigrant communities into SLIP’s curriculum, fostering socially conscious practices among students.

Sanchez-Snell’s courses include:

• AMCULT 397-001: Spanish Language Internship Project
• LATINOAM 307-001: Spanish Language Internship Project
• RCSTP 307-001: Spanish Language Internship Project