Felipe Amaral is an international graduate student from Brazil. He has recently acquired a Master of Arts in Spanish and Portuguese from UNM and continues to pursue his graduate studies in the department of Organizational Learning and Instructional Technology. His research focuses on Computer Mediated Intercultural Communication, Foreign Language teaching and e-Learning. He is especially interested in Intercultural Foreign Language Education and the uses of computer-mediated communication to create intercultural speakers; the use of technology in Foreign Language Education; and the role of technological advances in the social framework of today’s world. He currently works for the Office of Graduate Studies (OGS) and the Graduate Resource Center (GRC) as a multimedia assistant and webmaster, where he develops and maintains communications; upgrades and updates the website; provides administrative support; and assists OGS and GRC in producing learning objects and web-based interactional instructional materials. Felipe also collaborates with the Global Education Office (GEO) and several on-campus organizations, such as the Man of Color Alliance (MOCA) and the Project for New Mexico Graduates of Color (PNMGC), in their initiatives to benefit students of color and promote a more diverse student population at the University of New Mexico.