Dra. A. Abigahil Flores Hernández
Posdoctoral researcher
PhD in Linguistics, postdoctoral CONACYT grant-holder at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEM. Researcher in second language acquisition through the assessment and analysis of learner corpora. aafloresh@uaemex.mx
Dra. Pauline Moore
PhD in Linguistics, and full-time professor at the UAEM’s Faculty of Languages since 1993, where she teaches learning units related to applied linguistics. pmooreh@uaemex.mx
Arleth Sánchez Valencia
BA in English Language (translation) at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEMex. Her thesis is entitled: Analysis and literary translation of troponyms of walk based on the Corpus of Contemporary American English.
Juan Antonio Santillán
BA in Languages with emphasis on teaching, his main interest is the development of language through social skills in children. He is currently pursuing a Masters degree in Interpretation and Translation at the Escuela Bancaria de México.
Teresa Monserrat Rodríguez Torres
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEM with emphasis placed on translation. She is doing her social service conducting interviews and providing research support for the MexLeC project. Her interests include simultaneous interpretation, linguistics, and teaching English as a second language.
Daniela Cisneros Razo
Postgraduate student in Languages with a specialization in Translation at the Language Faculty of UAEMéx. Her interests include Applied Linguistics, Technical-Scientific-Medical Translation, Terminology, and Lexicology.
José Antonio Mirafuentes de la Luz
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages with emphasis placed on translation. He is currently doing his social service providing research support for the MexLeC project. His interests are the conservation and dissemination of indigenous languages
Carmen Alejandra González
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages with emphasis placed on translation. She is doing her social service providing research support for the MexLeC project, and she’s working on her degree work in format of a research support report in the same project.
Indra Viviana Palacios Almazán
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEM with emphasis placed on translation. Her interests involve computational linguistics and the preservation of indigenous languages in Mexico.
Alondra Castañeda Mejía
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEM with emphasis placed on English teaching. Her interests are literary translation and English subtitling.
Luis Manuel Guzmán Martínez
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEM with emphasis placed on English teaching. He is interested in literary translation and in Spanish teaching as a foreign language.
Dilan Saldivar Garduño
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages (emphasis placed on translation) and the Faculty of Humanities. He is doing his social service providing research support for the MexLeC project. His interests involve the usage of technology in daily life, linguistics and Mexican studies.
Cristian Eduardo Robles de la Cruz
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages with emphasis placed on Teaching. He is interested in Teaching Strategies, linguistics and the study of the English, German and Japanese languages
Gael Reyes González
Student at the Faculty of Languages with an emphasis on Teaching. Gael´s interests are the value of teaching and the study of languages .
Karla de la Cruz Meza
I study at the Faculty of Languages at UAEMex with an emphasis on translation. I am interested in working in the field of dubbing and subtitling.
Francisco Moreno Vilchis
I am a student at the Faculty of Languages at UAEMex. I love the English language, and I would like to work as a translator
Jorge Alberto Sanabria López
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEM with emphasis placed on translation. His interests consist of technical and scientific translation, link interpretation, linguistics, and teaching English/Spanish as a second language.
Julio César Tolentino Vidal
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAEMex with emphasis on translation. His interests include interpretation, sociolinguistics and teaching English for specific purposes.
Dra. Abigail Carretero Hernández
PhD in Linguistics at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Querétaro (2014). Full-time reasercher in the academic area of Linguistics at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo. Her research interests are: linguistic corpora, academic writing, discourse analysis and sociolinguistics.
Dra. Hilda Hidalgo Avilés
PhD in. in Applied Linguistics, University of Lancaster, UK. Full-time research professor at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo. She is the leader of the academic area of Linguistics. Her research interests include academic literacies, discourse analysis and teletandem.
Mtra. Norma Angélica Espinosa Butrón
Master in Education. She has been teaching English for the past 18 years. Full-time professor at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo. Her research interests are teletandem and academic writing.
María Aurora García Villegas
Undergraduate student of the BA in English Language Teaching at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo. Working on the analysis of inflectional morphology in L2 English Students.
Edwin Keith Grijalva Rodríguez
Undergraduate student at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo (UAEH), studying at the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities (ICSHu). His academic interests focus on English language teaching.
Sergio Serralde Lealva
Graduate of the BA in English Language Teaching at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo. Working on the data analysis of L2 English students.
Rodrigo Olvera Camacho
Graduate of the Bachelor’s Degree in English Language Teaching from the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, currently teaching at middle and high school levels and working on analyzing the most common errors in oral presentations of L2 English students.
Dra. María Cecilia Muñoz Pacheco
PhD Applied Linguistics major in second language acquisition.
How pronunciation affects reading comprehension was the thesis of her Master Degree then in the PhD her research focused on: a contrastive analysis between English and Spanish vowel reduction. Her areas of interest are: phonetics and phonology, teaching English as a Second Language and reading comprehension.
Mariana Patricia Cornejo Vázquez
Undergraduate student of the faculty of languages in Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro (UAQ). Currently working her social service with MexLec. Interested in translation and linguistics, especially semantics and syntax.
Alexa Renata Flores Quintero
Undergraduate student enrolled in the LLM-I degree program at Facultad de Lenguas y Letras in Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro (UAQ). Currently, she collaborates in the MexLeC project as part of her social service. Her research interests include: second language acquisition, phonetics and phonology, as well as semantics.
Fátima Wendolyn Sixtos De Vicente
Undergraduate student at the Faculty of Languages of the UAQ. Currently doing her social service in the MexLeC project. Her research interests include translation and linguistics (especially syntax, semantics and sociolinguistics)
Montserrat Duran Soberanes
Undergraduate student at the Autonomous University of Querétaro (UAQ). She is currently doing her social service helping with transcription of interviews from the MexLeC project.
Ulises Avila Banda
Undergraduate student of the degree of Modern languages in English at UAQ. Currently interested in problem-solving, linguistics, teaching and videogame localization.
Mtra. Deyanira Acosta Berzunza
Bachelor's degree in Administration (UNAM) and French Cultural Studies (Collège Vevey). She has been teaching French for the past 16 years. Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Sur. She is currently the coordinator of the Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Languages Teaching. Her research interests are in human development in higher education.
Mtra. Lilah Anne Lloyd
Bachelor's degree in Administration (UNAM) and French Cultural Studies (Collège Vevey). She has been teaching French for the past 16 years. Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Sur. She is currently the coordinator of the Bachelor's Degree in Foreign Languages Teaching. Her research interests are in human development in higher education.
Jesús Alejandro Madero Camarena
Student at the Faculty of Languages of the UABCS with emphasis on language teaching. He is currently doing his social service on the MexLeC project. His interests are media translation and languages, especially English and Japanese.
Mtra. Marcela Guadalupe Amador Amao
Research profesor at UABCS. Master in French as foreing language (Toulouse University). Formely head of the Humanities department and current coordinator of the BA programme in modern languages. She is also in charge of the DELF and DALF examinations centre. She is currently working on MexLeC French branch.
Dra. Élodie Angélique Peeters
Research professor at UABCS. PhD in Romanic Languages from the Université Paris Nanterre, Master in French as a foreign language and master in literature and politics. Her research focuses on social aspects, politics and communication. She is currently working on MexLeC French branch.
Mtro. Arturo Satish Carballo Guillén
BA in Modern Languages specialised in language teaching. Master in Applied Linguistics (Ohio University) and professor of English as a foreign language since 2012 with national and international students
Mtra. Lizbeth Gómez Argüelles
Master in Education from the Inter-American University for Development and Graduate in English Language from the University of Quintana Roo.
Full-time professor at the University of Quintana Roo since 2008. She has experience teaching in basic, upper secondary and higher education in México. Her research areas are teacher training and applied linguistics.
Mtro. Ezequiel Hernández Mendoza
Master of Education, B.A. in English Language Teaching. Full-time research professor affiliated with the Department of Language and Education at the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Quintana Roo, specializing in curriculum development. His professional experience includes work in curriculum design, teaching–learning strategies, assessment, and educational research. His research interests focus on curriculum management, learning assessment, and teacher education processes.
Dr. Oscar Manuel Narváez Trejo
Full-time professor at the School of Languages, University of Veracruz. He holds a Ph.D. from Kent University, UK. His research interests relate to the perceptions of educational actors about the training processes of English teachers.
Martín García Ramírez
Student of English Language at Universidad Veracruzana. My academic interests lie in language teaching and learning, with a focus on innovative methodologies and pronunciation. I'm passionate about exploring the complexities of language and its role in shaping our understanding of the world.