Sergio Loza is an assistant professor of Spanish and director of the Spanish Heritage Language Program at the University of Oregon.  

Loza’s interests include Spanish heritage language education and pedagogy, linguistics, sociolinguistics, U.S. Spanish, and critical language awareness. 

As a 2023–2024 Oregon Humanities Center Faculty Research Fellow, he is working on a project titled “Innovation in Spanish Heritage Language Program Administration: Development and Outcomes of a Latinx Ambassador Program.”

UO Today interview: Sergio Loza, director of the Spanish Heritage Language Program

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