Ballantyne, Margaret

Curriculum Vitae

1. Education

   
   

   Degree	Institution	Field	Dates
   PhD	Brown University	Hispanic Studies	1984
   MA	Brown University	Hispanic Studies	1981
   BA	Adelphi University	Spanish	1978
   certificate	Instituto de Cultura Hispánica, Madrid	Spanish Studies	1977

2. Full-Time Academic Experience

   
   

3. Part-Time Academic Experience

   
   

4. Non Academic Experience

   
   

5. Employment Record At This Institution

6. Publications In Field Of Expertise

   1. Books:
      
   2. Papers in Professional Journals:
      1. Articles:
         
      2. Proceedings:
         1. Refereed Proceedings
            
         2. Non-Refereed Proceedings
            
   3. Chapters in Books:
      
   4. Government Reports or Monographs
      
   5. Book Reviews:
      

7. Other Publications

   1. Books:
      
   2. Papers in Professional Journals:
      1. Articles:
         
      2. Proceedings:
         1. Refereed Proceedings
            
         2. Non-Refereed Proceedings
            
   3. Chapters in Books:
      
   4. Government Reports or Monographs
      
   5. Book Reviews:
      

8. Presented Papers, Lectures, And Exhibitions And Performances

9. Work In Progress

   1. Books in progress:
      
   2. Papers in Progress:
      
   3. Papers submitted to journals for consideration:
      
   4. Research in progress:
      

10. Professional Honors, Prizes, Fellowships

11. Grants-In-Aid

12. Institutional Service

    1. Service to the Department
       
    2. Service to the School
       
    3. Service to the College
       
    4. Service to the Graduate Center
       
    5. Service to the University
       

13. Offices Held In Professional Societies

14. Other Professional Activities And Public Service

    Spanish Translation Center, Director: 1991-5.

15. Teaching Activities At This Institution

    1. Courses Taught (List)
       

       Span	101	Elementary Spanish 1
       SPAN	102	Elementary Spanish 2
       SPAN	103	Elementary Spanish for Bilinguals
       SPAN	104 Native speakers	Spanish Review
       SPAN	104 Non-native speakers	Spanish Review
       SPAN	105 Native speakers	Intermediate Spanish 1
       SPAN	105 Non-native speakers
       SPAN	106
       SPAN	130	Spanish Conversation
       SPAN	180-1-2
       SPAN	202
       SPAN	205	Spanish Nineteenth Century Literature
       SPAN	208	Spanish Grammar
       SPAN	221	Spanish Literature to 1700
       SPAN	222	Spanish Literature since 1700
       SPAN	224	Spanish Masterpieces
       SPAN	212	Spanish Masterpieces in Translation
       SPAN	301	Generation of 98
       SPAN	302
       SPAN	316	Golden Age Theater
       SPAN	323	Romanticism and Realism
       SPAN	351	Cervantes
       SPAN	413	Civilizat5ion and Culture
       SPAN	415	Special Topics
       SPAN	414-16	Honors
       ESL	145
       WLIT	201
       WLIT	212
       WLIT		Latin American Literature in Translation
       Hum	320	Honors Seminar
       CLDV	210	Western Civilization

    2. New courses/programs developed (list):
       

       Native Speaker 100 Level Track in Spanish, Developed Native Speaker tcurriculum for Spanish 103-104-105.

       Spanish Major Revision, Conceptualized and coordinated the redesign of the Spanish Major in the 1990's; York became the first Spanish program in which students could take 4 courses on the 300 level on the literature of the Spanish Caribbean.

       Spanish Minor, Coordinated the creation of the Spanish Minor.

       Certificate: Spanish for Professional Purposes, Conceptualized and coordinated the creation of the Certificate program.