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Caitlin Quintenz is an assistant professor of Spanish and French at Carthage. She earned her B.A. in Spanish and French Education and her M.A. and Ph.D. in Spanish Literature from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

She specializes in 21st century Iberian film and photography, with a particular interest in urban studies, spatial studies, gender and sexuality, and affect theory.

• Ph.D. Spanish Literature, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• M.A. Spanish Literature, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• B.A. Spanish Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison
• B.A. French Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison

• FRN 3010: Advanced French
• FRN 3080: French-Speaking World: Social, Political, and Economic Issues
• FRN 3090: French-Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life
• FRN 3110: Interpreting Written Texts
• FRN 400 Topics: Feminisms in French and Francophone Film
• FRN 4010: Senior Seminar
• MLA 4500: Independent Study in Modern Language
• SPN 2020 Intermediate Spanish II
• SPN 3010 Advanced Spanish
• SPN 3090: Spanish-Speaking World: Cultural and Intellectual Life
• SPN 400 Topics: Film and Social Issues in the Spanish-Speaking World
• SPN 4010: Senior Seminar

Professor Quintez specializes in contemporary Iberian cinema and photography with a particular focus on Catalonia. Her research explores urban transformations in Barcelona in relation to different perceived forms or degrees of belonging made visible through ideas of citizenship and civic responsibility, immigration and migration. Other current research is focused on representations of family, friendship, and extended or imagined community in contemporary Peninsular film and considers these different forms of communities of care in relation to gender, class, and the ongoing crisis of capitalism.

• Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching