Language Faculty

Denise Campoli

Lecturer

Denise M. Campoli joined the Gordon faculty in the spring of 2014 as a Spanish adjunct. She has taught Spanish and French at the middle and high school level, led student and adult trips to Spain, France and England, participated in NEASC (now called NECHE) accreditation teams in New England and internationally, and served as Foreign Language Department Chair in Amesbury, MA. Her classroom provides a setting which includes supportive strategies ... more ➔

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Carlot Celestin

Lecturer

Dr. Celestin was French educated from PK through college. He previously served as a French educator/tutor to high school students in Haiti and in Spring Valley, NY. While he was a student at Alliance Theological Seminary, he joined the faculty of Nyack College as an Adjunct Professor of Foreign Language. He taught French from 1999 to 2000 while he was the leader of the Christian Education and Youth Ministries at the French Speaking ... more ➔

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Damon DiMauro

Professor of French
Languages Program Director

The sitter for this self-portrait has a primary interest in Early Modern French Literature and Reformation Studies, with a secondary interest in Italian Renaissance, while indulging an occasional foray into contemporary literature, genealogy, and horological history. His articles have appeared in Bibliothèque d’Humanisme et Renaissance, La Nouvelle Revue du Seizième Siècle, Renaissance and Reformation ... more ➔

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Pamela Figueroa

Lecturer

Professor Figueroa is originally from Chile but has lived in the U.S. for over six years. She joined the Gordon faculty in the fall of 2022 as a Spanish adjunct. She became interested in intercultural communication as a child and later on married an American native, Dr. Jeff Stevenson, with whom she's raising three bilingual children. Her academic interests include bilingualism and cross-cultural competence. Professor Figueroa's teaching ... more ➔

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Jeff Stevenson

Associate Professor of Spanish
Director of Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership

Professor Stevenson’s teaching and research focuses on the development of linguistic and intercultural proficiency with a special interest in ethnographic interview techniques and in-country project-based research in collaboration with local students and faculty during study abroad. He is also the founder of Proyecto Nehemías, a Spanish-language publishing house which produces content on faith and work, whole-life discipleship, ... more ➔

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