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     La Profesora BerhóProfessor Debbie Berhó received a B.A. in international studies from Northwest Nazarene College, and her master's and doctorate degrees in Latin American Studies (with concentrations in Spanish linguistics and modern Latin American history) from the Latin American Institute at the University of New Mexico. Her areas of interest include linguistics, metaphor, the Southern Cone, and, particularly, Juan Domingo Perón. She is currently researching the relationship of Anglo and Hispanic Protestant churches in Oregon. Debbie is one of only three Spanish professors in Oregon who is fully certified by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages as a Spanish oral proficiency evaluator. She shares a busy bilingual household with her husband Benoit, a native of Chile, and their three children, Nick, Chantal, and Lisette. Debbie has traveled extensively in the Spanish-speaking world, including Spain, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, and Perú. Recently, she took a group of George Fox students on a ministry trip to Honduras and Costa Rica, then returned to Costa Rica for the summer with her family.
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