Dr. Carolyn Nadeau has been teaching Spanish courses at Illinois Wesleyan University since 1994 after receiving her Ph.D. form Penn State. In addition to courses in Spanish language, literature, and culture, she has taught Literature in Translation, off-campus studies in London, and in the Humanities sequence. One of her most memorable teaching experiences was the travel course, Spanish 314a, The Golden Age of Spain, for which she and 16 students spent three exciting weeks in Madrid and surrounding cities, Granada, and Soria, learning about this fascinating moment in Spanish history and its effect on culture today.

Span 490: Senior Seminar. Don Quijote de la Mancha (S 02)

Span 408: Early Spanish Literature: Don Quijote de la Mancha y sus influencias culturales (S 03)

Span 408: Early Spanish Literature: La comedia del siglo de oro

Span 375: Medical Spanish and Cultural Competency for Health Care

Span 320: Studies in Cultural History: 
     Felipe IV y el conde-duque de Olivares (S 03)

Span 314: Cultura y civilización española I (hasta 1700) (F 01)

Span 314: Travel Course: Golden Age of Spain (M 97)

Span 308: Introduction to Literature (F 02)

Span 303: Advanced Grammar and Composition

Span 203: Conversation and Composition

Span 201: Intermediate Spanish (S 02)

Span 102: Elementary Spanish II (F 01)

OCS 224: Studies in Cultural and Historical Change
     Changing Tastes: A History of Food in London (F 00)

Humanities 102: World of Ideas: c. 10th-16th
     From Constantinople to Córdoba:
     Exploring the "Dark Ages" and Beyond

Gateway 100: Are We What We Eat?: Food, Identity and Control (F 02)