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Speaker Series: More about Charlie Goff

Posted on November 29, 2012

Charlie Goff — an educator, tour leader, story teller, translator, and interpreter of Mexican life and culture — spoke to students on November 28 about the portrayal of Mexico in the media.

Mr. Goff is a founder of the Cemanahuac Educational Community, a Spanish language school in Cuernavaca, Mexico, and also writes Charlie’s Digs, a weekly column in The News, Mexico’s largest English language newspaper. Born in Columbia, Mr. Goff went to college in Los Angeles and has lived in Mexico for 40 years.

Check out the full 2012-13 Speaker Series.

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