Faculty and Instructors
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Admiral, Rosemary | HIST HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.920 | 3906 |
Areas of Specialization: History of Middle East and North Africa; Islamic Legal History; Histories of Women and Gender; Premodern Moroccan History Education: PhD History, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
Ali, Shazia | HUMA RHET | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.109 |
Areas of Specialization: Humanities, World Literature, British Novels, Middle Eastern Literature Education: Ph.D. in Humanities & Studies in Literature, The University of Texas at Dallas, August 2010 |
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Allred, Michael | HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.530 |
Areas of Specialization: World Languages, Language Education, Linguistics, Translation Education: Ph.D. in World Language Education, University of Wisconsin at Madison |
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Amato, Lawrence | PHIL HUMA HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.704 | 6055 |
Areas of Specialization: Continental Philosophy, Aesthetics, Ethics Education: PhD in History of Ideas, University of Texas at Dallas |
Anjum, Zafar | ARAB HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.608G | 2187 |
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Arnold, Bob | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 |
Areas of Specialization: Speech Communication & Public Speaking Education: MA in Oral Communication, Baylor University |
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Baker, Barbara | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.207 | 5103 |
Areas of Specialization: Communication Studies; Film Studies; Rhetoric; Women's Studies Education: Ph.D. Communication Arts & Sciences, University of Southern California, 1990 |
Bambach, Charles | HUHI PHIL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.416 | 2006 |
Areas of Specialization: Hermeneutics, contemporary continental philosophy, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Heidegger, Nietzsche, Derrida, Philosophy & Poetry Education: PhD, University of Michigan, 1987 |
Barnes, Ashley | HUSL LIT | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.110 | 3828 |
Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth century American literature Education: PhD, University of California, Berkeley |
Baynham, Karen | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.602B | 2978 |
Areas of Specialization: Communication, Public Adminstration, and Management Education: Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies: Marketing and Management |
Bennett, Rodger | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 1.206 | 2764 |
Areas of Specialization: Music Appreciation, Music History, Theory |
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Bennett, Jason | HIST | [email protected] |
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Berthold, Barbara | HUMA GERM | [email protected] |
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Bolt, Caroline | LIT | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Booker, Rebecca | ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 | ATC 4.901 |
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Brettell, Richard | AHST HUAS | [email protected] | ATC 11 | ATC 2.800 | 2475 |
Endowed Title: Margaret M. McDermott Distinguished Chair of Art and Aesthetic Studies and Edith O'Donnell Distinguished University Chair Areas of Specialization: Modernism; 19th- and 20th-century visual representation: mechanical, assisted, and handmade; the history of art museums and of private collecting in capitalist societies; visual "translation" of texts; artists as writers; 19th- and 20th-century architecture. Education: PhD, Yale University, 1977 |
Brewer, Kenneth | HUSL LIT | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.924 | 3565 |
Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth-Century British Literature, Aesthetics, Humor Studies Education: BA in English (1987), UNC Charlotte |
Brown, Matthew | PHIL HUHI ARHM HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.120 | 2536 |
Endowed Title: Director, Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology Areas of Specialization: Philosophy of Science, American Pragmatism, Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Technology, Science and Values Education: PhD, Philosophy, University of California-San Diego, 2009 |
Brown/Pearn, Spencer | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Camacho/Guardado, Lorena | SPAN | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.514 | 5423 |
Areas of Specialization: Applied Linguistics, Cognitive Linguistics, Second Language Acquisition, Methodology, Language Pedagogy Education: Ph.D. in Spanish and Linguistics, Universidad de Sevilla, 2011 |
Carlson, Eric | COMM | [email protected] | JO 4.692B | 6731 |
Areas of Specialization: Communication education; mass communication; technology-based learning for speech communication, and Invitational Rhetoric. Education: MS, Communication (emphasis in organizational media management), Miami University Bio Preview: Mr. Carlson comes to UT Dallas after 11 years of teaching as Professor of Communication Studies at Collin College. At Collin he taught both speech and mass communication courses, developing the college’s first fully online core speech course. In addition to the Fundamentals of Human Communication course, Mr. Carlson also taught Public Speaking, Business and Professional Communication, and Introduction to Mass Communication. In 2011, Mr. Carlson was nominated for the college’s Professor of the Year award, and in 2014, he was named Professor of the Year for Collin College’s Honor’s Institute. While at Collin College, Mr. Carlson spearheaded a national chapter of Sigma Chi Eta, The National Communication Association’s honor society for communication students. Collin’s Omega chapter won the NCA “Chapter of the Year” award in 2008. At UT Dallas, Mr. Carlson co-developed the Survey of Oral and Technology-based Communication course in various learning modalities, including hybrid and online sections. He serves as the Basic Course Director for the online and honors sections. Prior to teaching, Mr. Carlson spent his career in the publishing industry, working as a Senior Editor/Communication for various publishers, including Harcourt-Brace, South-Western, and Wadsworth College Publishers (now Cengage Learning). He had the opportunity to work directly with major researchers and authors in the communication discipline, guiding, managing, and market testing the development of their best-selling textbooks. He also served as a publisher’s field representative for Bedford/St. Martin’s publishers, and worked in the wireless telecom industry as a Relationship Manager/National Accounts. As time and funding permits, Mr. Carlson likes to engage in regional and national communication conferences, participating and/or leading seminars in using technology for speech communication View Full Faculty Bio |
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Carter, Rebecca | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Channell, David | HIST HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.422 | 2007 |
Areas of Specialization: History of science, technology and medicine; philosophy of science and technology; science and religion; art and technology; 18th- to 20th-century European intellectual history; 19th-century British history. Education: PhD, History of Science and Technology, Case Western Reserve University, 1975 |
Chen, Bei | CHIN | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.308 | 6026 |
Areas of Specialization: Chinese Language Education: 2005 – 2007 MA in French Literature, University of North Texas |
Cochran, Kristen | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Coppersmith, Syd | COMM | [email protected] | JO 5.708 | 1658 |
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Cotter, Sean | LIT HUSL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.414 | 2037 |
Areas of Specialization: Translation Studies, international Modernist literature, Romanian literature. Education: PhD, University of Michigan, 2004 |
Crowder, Wade | COMM | [email protected] | JO 3.530 | 6787 |
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Curchack, Fred | THEA DRAM FILM HUAS HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.906 | 2684 |
Areas of Specialization: I teach acting, directing, writing, dramatic literature, Shakespeare, Asian Theatre, design, video, music, mask work, puppetry, voice, movement, art and performance, and solo performance. I create plays and original ensemble performances with students. Education: B.A. from Queens College of the City University of New York |
Curry, Val | ARTS | [email protected] |
Areas of Specialization: Sculpture, Materials Research, Tinkering Education: M.F.A. in Arts and Technology, The University of Texas at Dallas, 2014 |
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Davies, Katherine | PHIL HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.104 |
Areas of Specialization: Continental Philosophy; History of Philosophy; Feminist Theory; Ethics |
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Dennis, Patrick | HUMA HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.109 | 6287 |
Areas of Specialization: History of Science, Philosophy of Science, Medieval History, Medieval Philosophy Education: Ph.D., The University of Texas at Dallas, December 2011 |
DeWitte, Debra | ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 |
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Dickson, Deborah | COMM | [email protected] | JO 5.708 |
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Durant, Stephanie | ARTS | [email protected] | AT 10 | ATC 4.905 | 7508 |
Areas of Specialization: darkroom, digital, and color photography; new media; image-text Education: Ph.D., 2013, Humanities/Aesthetic Studies, The University of Texas at Dallas |
Durbin, Kelly | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.630 | 2723 |
Areas of Specialization: Jazz Ensemble, Jazz History Education: MM, Jazz studies, minor in Piano Performance, North Texas State University |
Egan, Trey | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Evans, Kathryn | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.902 | 2828 |
Areas of Specialization: Voice, Music, Science and Technology, Music History, Art-Science Research and Curriculum Development Education: Ph.D., University of Texas at Dallas, 2016 |
Farmer, J. Michael | HIST HUHI AHST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.612 | 6354 |
Areas of Specialization: Chinese Studies Education: Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison (Chinese Literature) |
Ferguson, Wesley | DRAM THEA | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Fettouh, Maha | FREN | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Fischer, Anne | HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.610 | 3955 |
Areas of Specialization: U.S. women's history, police and prisons, political and social movements, urban history Education: PhD in History, Brown University |
Gerard, Lori | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 3.927 | 6007 |
Areas of Specialization: Music History, Percussion, Drum Line, Pep Band |
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Glauser, Janece | COMM | [email protected] | JO 3.506 |
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Gonzalez/Corona, Pedro | HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.818 | 2758 |
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Gooch, John | HUSL COMM RHET LIT HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.510 | 2756 |
Areas of Specialization: rhetorical criticism, history and theory of rhetoric, legal rhetoric, presidential rhetoric, writing and communication pedagogy, public and professional speaking, public address, professional communication, crisis communication, communication and leadership Education: Ph.D., Technical Communication and Rhetoric, Dept. of English, Texas Tech University, 2002 |
Gossin, Pamela | HIST LIT HUSL HUHI ARHM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.404 | 2071 |
Areas of Specialization: History of Science and interdisciplinary Literature and Science studies (especially 17th through 20th centuries); women and science; literature and the environment, including nature writing; scientific biography and autobiography; popularization of science and public education in science and technology; science poetry; interrelations of astronomy, cosmology and literature; Japanese anime and manga; Great Plains literature and culture; "Great Books" of World Cultures. Education: Dual PhD, History of Science and English, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1989 |
Greene, Kendra | HUAS HUSL CRWT | [email protected] |
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Greer, Erin | LIT HUSL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.108 | 2767 |
Areas of Specialization: 20th/21st century British and Anglophone literature; ordinary language philosophy; critical theory Education: Ph.D. in English, University of California–Berkeley |
Gregory, Mona | COMM | [email protected] |
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Grohman, Magdalena | ARHM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.114 | 4940 |
Areas of Specialization: Psychology of Creativity, Creative Thinking Tools and Techniques Workshops, Cognitive Psychology Education: |
Gu, Ming | LIT LANG HUSL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.130 | 2760 |
Areas of Specialization: Chinese and English Literature, Literary Theory, Comparative Poetics, Comparative Thought, Fiction Theory, Hermeneutics, Psychoanalytic and Semiotic Approaches to Literature, Art, and Cultural Studies Education: Ph.D. in Chinese and Comparative Literature, University of Chicago |
Hanlon, Michele | DANC | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.304 | 2140 |
Areas of Specialization: Modern Dance and Ballet technique, Conditioning, Improvistation, Dance composition, Arts Leadership, Dance History, Dance in Western culture, Performance Studies Education: MFA, Modern Dance, Texas Christian University, 1994 Michele Hanlon serves as the Associate Dean for the Arts in the School of Arts and Humanities. She teaches modern dance, ballet, composition, conditioning, and related academic courses. She is the founding instructor for the dance area at UTD. She has directed the UT Dallas Dance Ensemble and has organized and overseen many choreographic residencies with national and international dance figures such as Renana Raz (Tel Aviv, Israel), Birgitt Bodingbauer and Simone Grindel (Berlin, Germany), Anne Bunker of O.T.O. Dance (Hawaii and Tucson, AZ), Pilobolus Too (CT), and more. Seeing students grow in their ability and understanding of dance is a great source of inspiration for her. Helping individuals to create and build upon connections between dance and other academic areas is a focus in her work as an educator. Michele Hanlon is co-director of Dallas based Elledanceworks Dance Company. She has been a dance performer, choreographer, and teacher in Texas and throughout the region since 1988. Her credits include Performing and choreographing with ORTS Dance Theater and 10th Street Dance Works in Tucson, AZ and The Dance Consortium in North Texas. She was a company member of Dancers unlimited Repertory Company in Dallas and Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth. Her master classes have been presented by Collin College, Demi- Dance workshop for Las Cruces (NM), Chamber Ballet School, and in company classes for several dance companies. She is an active choreographer. Among organizations who have commissioned or purchased her works are The Dallas Museum of Art, Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth, Collin County Community College, Pieces Dance Company, Newman Smith High School, and Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Her most recent commission from the Dallas Museum of Art, Characters in Colour: Movement, is a tribute to the work of Marc Chagall was presented on the DMA’s Arts and Letters Live series in spring of 2013. Her work In My Way performed by Elledanceworks at Out of the Loop Fringe Festival was lauded as one of the “Top Ten Dance Events of 2012” by the Dallas Morning News. Hanlon has a growing interest in dance on the screen. Her video work The Guitarist, a response to Picasso’s painting of the same title, was one of seven works nominated for the 5th International Internet Dance Festival and has since been screened in Düsseldorf, Germany and at the Scandinavian Dance Conference in Kedja, Norway. Photo Credit: Mohammad Dezfuli View Full Faculty Bio |
Hanson, Jocyln | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 |
Areas of Specialization: Communications Education: M.S. Organizational and Professional Communication with an emphasis in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), University of Denver in Denver, Colorado |
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Hasler, Carl | PHIL HIST | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Hatfield, Charles | LIT HUSL LATS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.516 | 2780 |
Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Latin American literature, intellectual history, and visual art; critical theory; translation studies Education: Ph.D., Romance Languages and Literatures, Johns Hopkins University, 2007 Recent Publications: The Limits of Identity: Politics and Poetics in Latin America. University of Texas Press, 2015 (Border Hispanisms Series). "Nuestroamericanism." Iberian Postcolonialities: A Metahistory of Material Practices of Power, edited by Alberto Moreiras and José Luis Villacañas. Forthcoming 2015, Wiley-Blackwell. "Silence Is Meaningful." (with Ilan Stavans). The Buenos Aires Review (2015). "The Memory Turn in Latin America." Política Común (2014). "From Posthegemony to Pierre Menard." Nonsite (2014). "Translation and Politics Revisited." Translation Review 83 (2012). "The Limits of 'Nuestra América.'" Revista Hispánica Moderna 63.2 (2010). View Full Faculty Bio |
Hernandez/Katz, Melissa | COMM | [email protected] | JO 3.544 | 6672 |
Areas of Specialization: Leadership, culture, and higher education and how communications plays a factor in all of these areas. Education: PhD in Higher Education, University of North Texas, December 2013 Melissa Hernandez-Katz is a Senior Lecturer for the school of Arts & Humanities and teaches courses in COMM. Prior to becoming a full time professor Melissa worked in various areas in higher education. She has worked as an admissions counselor, academic counselor, advisor, and assistant director for an advising office. All these experiences have allowed her to gain a better understanding of the student as a whole, which helps her in teaching her classes. Melissa will complete her PhD in December of 2013 from the University of North Texas. She holds an MA in Communications from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio and a BA in Business from Texas Lutheran University. Her research interests include intercultural communications, leadership and communication, and how social media is changing how we communicate. View Full Faculty Bio |
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Hibbs, Shelby | DRAM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.628 | 6054 |
Areas of Specialization: Directing, Playwriting, Acting Education: Baylor University, MFA |
Hill, Kimberly | HIST ARHM HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.928 | 6908 |
Areas of Specialization: Race History and Theory, Protestant History in the United States, African American History, the Long Civil Rights Movement, Oral History Education: Ph.D. History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2008, Dissertation: "Careers Across Color Lines: American Women Missionaries and Race Relations, 1870-1920." Advisor: W. Fitzhugh Brundage, Ph.D. |
Hodan, Dan | MUSI | [email protected] |
Areas of Specialization: Guitar |
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Honea, Emily | COMM | [email protected] | JO 4.602 |
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Hunt, Shamim | HUMA PHIL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.410B |
Areas of Specialization: Twentieth Century Philosophy, Phenomenological Existentialism, Erich Fromm Education: PhD in History of Ideas/Philosophy, University of Texas at Dallas, 2018 |
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Hustis, Gregory | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 1.216 |
Areas of Specialization: Wind Ensemble, University Orchestra |
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Ingrao, Peter | HUMA LIT | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.636 | 6089 |
Areas of Specialization: Southern Literature, Twentieth-Century American Literature, Appalachian Literature, trope of monstrosity in literature and film, heroic archetypes Education: PhD. Humanities with Focus in Literature, University of Texas at Dallas |
Jakobsson, Pia | HIST | [email protected] | JO 4.128 | 4706 |
Areas of Specialization: Early Modern (British and) European Cultural History, Gender, Public Sphere Education: PhD, Humanities-History of Ideas, UT Dallas, 2009 |
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Johnson, Melissa | DANC | [email protected] | JO 3.530 | 2083 |
Areas of Specialization: Dance, Choreography, Performance, Improvisation Education: Masters in Fine Arts in Dance |
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Johnson, Janet | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 |
Areas of Specialization: Political Rhetoric, Social Media, Journalism, Media Studies, Rhetorical Analysis Education: Ph.D in Rhetoric (2010), Texas Woman's University |
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Jones, Eric | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 1.206 | 2764 |
Areas of Specialization: Violin, Viola, Enthnomusicology |
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Juarez, Veronica | COMM | [email protected] |
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Kang, S. Deborah | HIST | [email protected] | JO 5.522 | 2028 |
Endowed Title: Fellow of the Anne Stark and Chester Watson Professorship in History Areas of Specialization: US West and Borderlands History, Immigration History and Policy, Legal History, Race and Ethnicity |
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Kerner, Amy | HIST | [email protected] | JO 4.818 | 5622 |
Endowed Title: Fellow of the Jacqueline and Michael Wald Assistant Professorship in Holocaust Studies Areas of Specialization: Holocaust Studies, Jewish History, Human Rights, Latin America |
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King, Carie | COMM RHET | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.548 | 2790 |
Areas of Specialization: rhetoric, research methods, ethics, medical rhetoric, health and medical communication, professional communication, technical writing and editing, digital content design Education: PhD, Technical Communication and Rhetoric, Texas Tech University, 2012 |
Kline, Mariko | JAPN | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Kratz, Dennis | LIT HUSL HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.512 | 2986 |
Endowed Title: Ignacy and Celina Rockover Professorship Areas of Specialization: Medieval literature, classical tradition, translation, fantasy/science fiction Education: PhD, Medieval Latin, Harvard University, 1970 |
Kroska, Nami | JAPN | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.708 |
Areas of Specialization: Japanese Education: Master of Arts and Science at Columbia University, majored in Japanese Pedagogy. |
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Lacy, Mary | ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 | ATC 4.901 | 2292 |
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Lambert, Thomas | LIT SPAN | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.608C | 4151 |
Areas of Specialization: Second Language Acquisition, Psycholinguistics, Spanish & Portuguese. Education: MA, Applied Linguistics, Columbia University Teacher's College, 1995 |
Lane, Shelley | COMM | [email protected] | FO 16 | FO 2.710E | 2028 |
Areas of Specialization: Interpersonal and intercultural communication, the communication of civility, communication education Education: Ph.D, "Communication Arts and Sciences," University of Southern California (Annenberg West) |
Lapinski, Robert | MUSI | [email protected] |
Areas of Specialization: Clarinet, Woodwind Chamber Ensemble |
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Lapthisophon, Stephen | HUAS ARTS | [email protected] |
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Lester, Carole | HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | online-only |
Areas of Specialization: US History, Texas History and World History Education: Ph.D. (American History, Minor- Radio, Film & Television), University of North Texas |
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Leverone, Julia | SPAN CRWT | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.410B |
Areas of Specialization: Poetry, Latin American literature Education: Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, Washington University in St. Louis |
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Libby, Lee | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.530 |
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Ligon, Peter | ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 | ATC 4.901 | 2111 |
Areas of Specialization: Painting, Drawing, Printmaking Education: BFA University of North Texas |
Lingo, Kathy | DRAM COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.204 | 4152 |
Areas of Specialization: Improvisation, Acting, Directing, Public Speaking, Club Improv Sponsor Education: M.F.A. in Arts and Technology, The University of Texas at Dallas |
Loving, Emily | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Madriguera, Enric | MUSI HUAS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.912 | 2786 |
Endowed Title: Russell Cleveland Professor in Guitar Studies Areas of Specialization: Guitar, Ibero-American Music and Culture |
Manes, Christopher | RHET | [email protected] | JO 3.530 |
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Martinez, Manuel | HUAS CRWT HUSL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.624 |
Areas of Specialization: Creative writing fiction, countercultural literature, 20th century American lit, Chicano literature Education: Ph.D American Literature, Stanford University |
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McLean, Adrienne | FILM HUAS HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.606 | 2755 |
Areas of Specialization: Film history and theory; women and film; classical Hollywood cinema; stars and star images; dance history. Education: Ph.D., Film Studies and American Studies, Emory University, 1994 |
Medrick, Mary | MUSI AP | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 1.208 | 2754 |
Areas of Specialization: Piano, Theory, Composition Education: MA, The University of Texas at Dallas, 1999 |
Metz, Greg | AP HUAS ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 | ATC 4.911 | 2774 |
Areas of Specialization: Gallery and Exhibition Studies, Social Practice, Sculpture, Printmaking Education: M.F.A. Printmaking, Indiana University, 1984 |
Miller, Cynthia | ARTS HUAS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Min, Inki | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Ming, Adron | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
Areas of Specialization: String Orchestra, Cello, Theory |
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Miranda, Jeffrey | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.901 |
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Montgomery, Christina | RHET | [email protected] |
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Mortensen, Joan | HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.708 | 2170 |
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Moss, Daniel | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 |
Areas of Specialization: Oral/Aural Communication Education: MA, UT Tyler (1989) |
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Murphy, Jessica | LIT HUSL DRAM | [email protected] | FO 16 | FO 2.710 | 4445 |
Endowed Title: Mary McDermott Cook Chair for Undergraduate Education Areas of Specialization: Early Modern English Literature and Culture, Renaissance Drama, Women's Writing Education: PhD, English, University of California, Santa Barbara |
Nichols, Allene | RHET COMM | [email protected] | JO 3.530 |
Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth and twentieth century feminist and LGBTQ literature and popular culture Education: Ph.D. in Humanities, The University of Texas at Dallas, May 2016 |
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Nielsen, Christina | ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 3.903 |
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Owens, Misty | DANC | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Ozsvath, Zsuzsanna | LIT HIST HUSL HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.818 | 2758 |
Endowed Title: Leah and Paul Lewis Chair of Holocaust Studies Areas of Specialization: 19th- and 20th-century European literature and history and Holocaust studies. Education: PhD, German Language and Literature, University of Texas at Austin, 1968 |
Palant, Jonathan | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 3.550 |
Areas of Specialization: University Choir, Chamber Singers, Music Appreciation |
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Palmer, Marcy | ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 | ATC 4.901 | 2292 |
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Park, Peter | HIST HUHI PHIL | [email protected] |
Areas of Specialization: Early Modern Europe, the European Enlightenment, German Intellectual History, Orientalism, History of Philosophy, Comparative Philosophy Education: PhD, University of California, Los Angeles, 2005 |
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Parsoneault, Catherine | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.112 | 6057 |
Areas of Specialization: Historical Musicology, Music History and Literature, Piano |
Patterson, David | HUHI HUSL HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.800 | 2049 |
Endowed Title: Hillel A. Feinberg Distinguished Chair in Holocaust Studies Areas of Specialization: Holocaust, Jewish Thought, Anti-Semitism, Israel Education: B.A. in Philosophy, University of Oregon (1972) |
Pettengill, Ryan | HIST | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Petty, John | FILM | [email protected] | JO 5.708 |
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Pfister, Debra | HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.608B | 2100 |
Areas of Specialization: Holocaust Studies |
Pomara, John | AP HUAS ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 4.909 | 2675 |
Areas of Specialization: Painting; contemporary issues and art theory Education: MFA, East Texas State University, 1980 |
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Prieto, Rene | LIT HUSL HUMA LATS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.116 | 2280 |
Endowed Title: Margaret McDermott Professor of Arts & Humanities Areas of Specialization: Art-Baroque to Romanticism; 19th & 20th Century Literature Education: Ph.D, Comparative Literature, Stanford University, 1980 |
Prud'Homme, Michelle | HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.708 | 2170 |
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Rabe, Stephen | HIST HUHI | [email protected] |
Endowed Title: Ashbel Smith Professor of History Emeritus Areas of Specialization: U.S. Foreign Relations, U.S. Relations with Latin America, The United States since 1945, The American Experience in Vietnam & Iraq Education: PhD: History, University of Connecticut, 1977 |
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Randall, SV | ARTS | [email protected] | JO 4.636 | 5623 |
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Rankin, Monica | HIST HUHI LATS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.916 | 2005 |
Areas of Specialization: Mexican history, Latin American history Education: Ph.D. in History, University of Arizona, 2004 |
Redman, Timothy | HUSL LIT DRAM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.414 | 2775 |
Areas of Specialization: American and British modernism, American Literature, medieval and renaissance Italian literature (Dante through Petrarch), ecopoetics, biography and autobiography. Education: B.A. English cum laude, Loyola University of Chicago |
Riccio, Thomas | DRAM HUAS ARTS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.614 | 2016 |
Areas of Specialization: Performance Studies, Theatre, Ritual, Indigenous, African, Alaska Native Performance Education: Cleveland State University |
Riemer/Bueckert, Nili | MUSI | [email protected] |
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Riley, Kristin | RHET | [email protected] | 5625 |
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Ring, Natalie | HIST HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.102 | 2365 |
Areas of Specialization: US Southern History, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Southern Studies, Global South, History of Crime, Punishment, and Violence Education: PhD in History, University of California San Diego, 2003 |
Rodriguez, Robert | MUSI AP HUAS HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.640 | 2766 |
Endowed Title: Chair in Art and Aesthetic Studies Areas of Specialization: Musica Nova Ensemble, Composition Education: Private Study in Paris, France with Nadia Boulanger, 1976-1977 |
Roemer, Nils | HUHI HIST HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.800 | 2769 |
Endowed Title: Stan and Barbara Rabin Professor in Holocaust Studies Areas of Specialization: German, European, Jewish history, culture and thought and the Holocaust Education: PhD, History, Columbia University, New York, 2000 |
Rosen, Mark | AHST HUAS AP | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.510 | 2931 |
Areas of Specialization: History of Art, Early Modern Art and History, History of Slavery, History of Cartography, The Social History of Art, European-Ottoman Relations Education: Ph.D., History of Art, University of California, Berkeley |
Ryan, Christopher | HUSL RHET COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.901 | 2188 |
Areas of Specialization: Rhetoric, Professional & Technical Communication Education: Ph.D. Technical Communication & Rhetoric, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX |
Saba, Monica | DANC AP | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.502 | 2083 |
Education: MFA, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2009 |
Saenz, Michael | COMM | [email protected] |
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Salisbury, Linda | MUSI | [email protected] | JO 31 | AH1 1.102A | 2318 |
Areas of Specialization: Brass Ensemble, Music Appreciation Education: Doctor of Musical Arts in Horn Performance |
Scally, Deborah | RHET COMM | [email protected] | JO 3.530 |
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Schlereth, Eric | HIST HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.918 | 2168 |
Areas of Specialization: American Revolution and the early United States. Education: PhD, History, Brandeis University, 2008 |
Schlobohm, Maribeth | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.546 | 2175 |
Areas of Specialization: Communication, Mediation, and Cyberlaw (Intellectual Property, Privacy, and eCommerce) Education: Doctorate of Jurisprudence, Texas Tech University School of Law, 1990 |
Schulte, Rainer | LIT HUMA HUAS HUSL CRWT | [email protected] | JO 51 | JO 5.508 | 2092 |
Endowed Title: Katherine R. Cecil Professor in Foreign Languages Areas of Specialization: Translation studies, 20th-century Latin American and European literature, literature and the arts; poetry writing. Education: PhD, Comparative Literature, University of Michigan |
Schulze, Jeffrey | HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 3.512 | 2073 |
Areas of Specialization: American Indian, environmental, and borderlands history, with a focus on the U.S.-Mexico border region Education: PhD, Southern Methodist University “‘The Year of the Yaqui’: Texas Tech University’s Sonoran Expeditions, 1934-1984,” Journal of “Native American Women,” chapter for Women’s Rights, a volume of the Perspectives on “The Rediscovery of the Tiguas: Indianness and Federal Recognition in the Twentieth Century,” Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 2001 View Full Faculty Bio |
Smith, Erin | LIT HUSL | [email protected] | HH 2.304 | 2338 |
Areas of Specialization: 19th- and 20th-century American Literatures and Cultures, History of the Book, Gender Studies Education: PhD, Literature and Womenâs Studies, Duke University |
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Smith-Brecheisen, Davis | LIT | [email protected] | JO 5.518 | 5609 |
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Soliday, Gerald | HUHI | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.608F | 2994 |
Areas of Specialization: European History Education: PhD, European history, Harvard University, 1969 |
Starnaman, Sabrina | LIT ARHM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.514 | 2721 |
Areas of Specialization: American Literature, Disability Studies, Gender, Urbanism, Speculative Fiction, and Literature of Science. Education: |
Stewart, Derek | COMM | [email protected] |
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Stewart, Whitney | HIST | Whitney.Stewar[email protected] | JO 5.114 | 2962 |
Areas of Specialization: American History, Race, Material Culture, Public History Education: Ph.D. in History, Rice University, 2017 |
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Stone, Marvin | HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.514 |
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Stone, Nomi | CRWT LIT HUSL HUAS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.424 | 3954 |
Areas of Specialization: poetry and poetics; anthropoetics; empire and militarism; phenomenology and affect; science studies |
Tady, Lorraine | ARTS AP | [email protected] | JO 31 | ATC 4.903 | 6753 |
Areas of Specialization: Design, Color, Painting, Drawing. Education: MFA, Painting, Southern Methodist University, 1991 Lorraine Tady contributes to the Arts and Humanities and ATEC programs through Painting, Drawing, Design and Printmaking classes. Her classes share knowledge in the traditions of art making, contemporary art, and experimental design. Students are guided and encouraged to find knowledge through research, exploration and making. Whether pursuing careers in art or simply finding enrichment, Tady motivates students to develop an awareness of their own artistic voice and the context of their investigations. Tady’s interests in interdisciplinary study are evident in her UT Dallas Visual Art Gallery curatorial projects. Upcoming 2016 Drawing Quote Unquote will explore the diversity of drawing; 2014 Collective Bargaining (co-curated with Diane Durant) on local artist collectives; 2012 Sonic Architectonic exploring sound in art; 2010 Color System, Color Strategy on the various ways color theories manifest; 2010 Catalyst regarding individual artist’s visions; and 2008 Alchemy or Change on the subtext and importance of art-making processes and material choices. Her own work visualizes intuitive architectural mapping and spaces, while playing games with lines, shapes, parts and process through a pseudo conceptual engineering inquiry. Working in serials such as the L.E.D. Series and the Octagon Vibration Series, Tady’s art has been influenced by excursions to northern New Mexico; Cape Cod, Massachusetts; New York, NY; Paris, France and Reykjavik, Iceland. Her current position at UT Dallas follows full-time visiting positions at Southern Methodist University (2000-2003), Baylor University, Waco, TX (Spring 2004), and University of Dallas, Irving, TX (2005-2006). Following a fellowship from Yale University, Tady attended the Yale Norfolk Summer School of Music and Art (1988), and received an MFA at Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX (1991). View Full Faculty Bio |
Tanner, Lari | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.408 |
Areas of Specialization: Technology-Based Communication and Public Speaking Education: M.A. in Emerging Media and Communications |
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Templeton, Allison | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.110 | 6053 |
Areas of Specialization: Speech Communication, Technology in Communication Studies, Interpersonal Communication Education: MA in Communication, University of Texas at Arlington |
Terranova, Charissa | AHST HUAS | [email protected] | ATC 11 | ATC 2.704 | 4394 |
Areas of Specialization: Modern and Contemporary Art and Architectural History, History of Biology in Art and Architecture, New Media Art History, History of Urbanism Education: Ph.D. in Architectural History and Theory (2004) Harvard University |
Thomas, Michael | AHST | [email protected] | ATC 11 | ATC 2.818 | 7556 |
Endowed Title: Richard R. Brettell Distinguished University Chair Areas of Specialization: Roman Art and Etruscan Art and Architecture, Roman Villas, Ancient Pompeii and the Bay of Naples, Topography of Ancient Rome, the Ancient City, Historical Preservation and the Digital Humanities, Production and Trade of Wine in the Roman World, and Roman Numismatics Education: Ph.D. Art History, University of Texas at Austin, 2001 |
Totusek, Patricia | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.602 | N/A |
Areas of Specialization: Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, Small Group Communication Education: PhD, University of Texas at Austin in Speech Communication |
Towner, Theresa | LIT HUSL HUMA | [email protected] | JO 45 | JO 5.620 | 2031 |
Endowed Title: Ashbel Smith Professor of Literary Studies Areas of Specialization: Faulkner, modern American literature, African American literature, Oz, Narnia, Harry Potter Education: PhD, University of Virginia |
Trevino, Christopher | DRAM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 1.211 | 2036 |
Areas of Specialization: Technical Theatre, Lighting Design, Sound Design, Stage Management, Production Management, Theatrical Stage Makeup, Special FX |
Trosper, Elizabeth | HUAS ARTS | [email protected] | ATC 3.4C1 | ATC 4.901 |
Areas of Specialization: Painting, Art and Technology, Digital Painting, Video, Contemporary Art, Design Education: Master of Fine Arts, University of Texas at Dallas |
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Turner, Frederick | LIT HUSL HUAS CRWT | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.522 | 2777 |
Endowed Title: Founders Professor (Retired) Areas of Specialization: Epic, Poetry, Shakespeare, Philosophy of Time, Aesthetics, Evolutionary Approaches to the Humanities Education: B.Litt (PhD-level degree, now no longer given), English Language and Literature, Oxford University, 1967 |
Valente, Sarah | HIST LIT | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 4.818 | 2758 |
Areas of Specialization: Latin American Jewish literature, history, Holocaust studies, and translation Education: PhD in Humanities, History of Ideas, The University of Texas at Dallas, 2019 |
Vazzi, Lisa | COMM | [email protected] | JO 31 |
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Vincent, Shelby | HUSL SPAN CRWT | [email protected] | JO 51 | JO 5.510 | 2030 |
Areas of Specialization: Translation Studies, Spanish Education: PhD, May 2015, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas, Arts and Humanities, Studies in Literature, concentration in Translation Studies. Title of Dissertation: Translating Translators, History, and Memory in Carmen Boullosa's Cielos de la Tierra. |
Volanto, Keith | HIST | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.109 | 2820 |
Areas of Specialization: Texas and US History Education: PhD History, Texas A&M University (1998) |
Waligore, Marilyn | ARTS HUAS AHST | [email protected] | AT 10 | ATC 4.907 | 2001 |
Areas of Specialization: photography, history of photography, digital media, contemporary art Education: M.F.A., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1985 |
Walsh, Dennis | LIT HUSL | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.608F | 2994 |
Areas of Specialization: Early American Literature, Nineteenth Century American Literature, Introduction to Humanities, Introduction to Literature. |
Warren, Shilyh | FILM HUAS | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.112 | 6316 |
Areas of Specialization: Film History & Theory, Feminist Studies, Documentary, Women's Cinema, Experimental Cinema, Ecocinemas Education: PhD, Literature (Duke University) |
Watkins, LaToya | CRWT HUAS | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
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Webb, Elena | GERM | [email protected] | JO 5.109 |
Areas of Specialization: German 1311, 1312, 2311, 2312, German Culture Education: M.A. German and English, M.B.A. |
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Wickberg, Daniel | HIST HUHI ARHM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.428 | 6222 |
Areas of Specialization: U.S. Intellectual and Cultural History; History of Social Thought; Historical Thought and Historiography Education: PhD, American Studies, Yale University, 1993 |
Wilder, James | MUSI | [email protected] |
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Williams, Alecia | COMM | [email protected] |
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Wilson, Michael | HIST HUHI HUMA | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.604 | 2080 |
Areas of Specialization: Modern European cultural, intellectual and social history; history of gender and sexuality; historiography. Education: PhD, History, Cornell University, 1993 |
Wright, Ben | HIST ARHM | [email protected] | JO 31 | JO 5.412 | 6019 |
Areas of Specialization: Nineteenth century America; Slavery and Abolition; Religious history; Digital Humanities Education: PhD in History, Rice University, 2014 My courses in American history, African American history, the Atlantic World, and the digital humanities all require students to perform as historians: analyzing primary documents, crafting arguments based on these documents, and evaluating the arguments of other historians. Students of history become careful readers, creative thinkers, and clear communicators—all essential skills for success in contemporary life. My research explores how people of faith have understood social injustice, particularly around issues of race and ethnicity. My book manuscript, under contract with LSU Press, answers why so many antislavery Americans in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries never took a political stand by joining antislavery societies, writing tracts, or pressuring politicians. My scholarship on the history of antislavery has brought me into contact with activists working on issues of modern slavery and human trafficking. I believe that history should inform these contemporary movements and I serve as a Sojourner Truth Fellow of Historians Against Slavery to organize a national network of student antislavery activists through The Free Project. I am the coeditor of Apocalypse and the Millennium in the American Civil War Era, (LSU Press, 2013), an anthology that explores how Americans understood the future during an era of national crisis. I have a chapter in a forthcoming anthology that introduces the themes of my second project, which unfolds the religious roots of modern imperialism through an exploration of the British and American colonization of Africa. I have a particular interest in the teaching opportunities and democratizing potential of digital technology. I am the co-editor of The American Yawp, a free and online American history textbook (americanyawp.com). I am also the coeditor of abolitionseminar.org, a NEH-funded resource for K-12 teachers. My interest in critical pedagogy has led me to serve as managing editor of the Teaching United States History Blog (teachingushistory.co). When not writing or teaching, I am likely listening to the music of Bruce Springsteen or rooting on my beloved Green Bay Packers. View Full Faculty Bio |
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