Mihai Grünfeld
Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies
CH-142 / 845.437.5614 / grunfeld@vassar.edu
http://faculty.vassar.edu/grunfeld
B.A., University of Toronto; M.A., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor;
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
Vassar faculty since 1987
Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies. Professor Grunfeld obtained his B.A. in Spanish and French from University of Toronto, in Canada, his M.A. from University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and his Ph.D. in Latin American Literature from University of California at Berkeley. He is currently teaching in the Department of Hispanic Studies and is a participating faculty in the Latin American and Latino/a Studies. As an outgrowth of his own study and travel in Mexico, Grunfeld started and directed the Vassar's Summer Language Program in Oaxaca, Mexico (2004, 2005) and recently returned from directing the Vassar Wesleyan Program in Madrid for the second time (1992-93, 2006-07). His research interests focus on the intersection between literature and the visual arts as expressed, for example, in the Latin American Avant-Garde and Mexican muralism. He published an anthology of Latin American Avant- Garde poetry, (Antología de la poesía latinoamericana de vanguardia), as well as articles on modernismo and the Avant-Garde, and creative short stories. His autobiography entitled Leaving - Memories of Romania was published this fall by Millrock Writers Collective in New Paltz, NY.
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- Michael Aronna, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies
- Andrew Bush, Professor of Hispanic Studies and Chair
- Mario Cesareo, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies
- Mihai Grünfeld, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies
- Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert, Professor of Hispanic Studies on the Randolph Distinguished Professor Chair and Director of Africana Studies Program
- Nicolas Vivalda, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies
- Eva María Woods, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies