Verónica Alonso Torres

Verónica Alonso Torres serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Hispanic and Classical Philology and Arabic and Oriental Studies at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, specializing in Spanish language pedagogy and literary analysis within the Arts and Humanities domain.

Her research spans Hispanic Literature with focused studies on Carmen Kurtz, Concha Alós, and Ana Diosdado; methodological frameworks for teaching Spanish to African migrants; and linguistic interference in multilingual education. She examines narrative structures and emotional management techniques in language acquisition through storytelling and theater-based approaches.

Professor Alonso Torres has supervised nine academic theses between 2012-2024, including Master's projects on immediate reception resources for migrants and emotional communication skills, alongside undergraduate research on literary narratives and language transfer phenomena.

She actively contributes to the GIR Literary and Linguistic Research in Spanish group, driving collaborative investigations in Hispanic linguistics and pedagogical innovation within the university's research ecosystem.