Carlos Mario Mejía Suárez is a professor of Spanish with a PhD from the University of Iowa. He teaches elementary and intermediate Spanish, along with courses on Latin American literature and culture. He also contributes regularly to LALACS, Comparative Literature, and Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies. Mejía Suárez has published numerous scholarly articles on Latin American literature and is the author of "Escrituras de lo diabólico" (2021). He has also published short stories in various print and online journals. His creative work includes the novellas "Antonieta de muchos nombres" (2024), "La máquina de Hotefes contra las tebiras" (2024), and novel "El señor de las erratas" (2025). His short stories have received honorable mentions from Revista Archivos del Sur (2024) and the Plentitudes Short Fiction Prize (2025). His most recent research and writing focus on memory, nature, environmentalism, and contemporary Colombian literature.
LAS-399: LALACS Senior Capstone
MLC-298: Chal Sem: Latin Am/Spain Represent
SPA-344: ST: After the Revolution: Juan Rulfo's
SPA-254: Hispanic World Through Fantasy and Horror
SPA-376: Cultures of Peace/Conflict Latin America
PCS-391: Independent Study
SPA-280: Literature, Film, and Society
FTS-100: FTS:War on Drugs-Lit
SPA-102: Hispanic World II
SPA-322: Lit Cities of Latin Am