CES Faculty

European Studies 2006-07 Faculty List

Agricultural & Applied Economics			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Richard C. Bishop \| Email
		Environmental and resource economics with emphasis on valuation, renewable resource management, and sustainability
	Prof. Dan Bromley \| Email
		Economics of natural resources and the environment, institutional foundations of the economy, property rights
	Prof. Thomas Cox \| Email
		Interregional analysis of domestic and international dairy policy; world dairy trade issues; marketing and production economics; nonparametric and econometric methods; analysis of demand, efficiency, and technical change
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Anthropology			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. T. Douglas Price \| Email
		Archaeology, European prehistory, archaeological chemistry, hunter-gatherers, origins of agriculture
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Art History			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Barbara Buenger \| Email
		Twentieth-century European art, modern German art, feminism and art history
	Prof. Nicholas Cahill \| Email
		Ancient Art, Greek and Roman
	Assistant Prof. Jill Casid \| Email
		Visual Culture, early modern to contemporary, Europe and the Americas; Colonial Cultural Studies and Postcolonial Theory;Media and Technology Studies; Gender Studies and Queer Theory
	Prof. Thomas Dale \| Email
		Early Christian, Medieval and Byzantine art; Romanesque art (representations of the body); San Marco in Venice; the cult of the saints
	Lecturer Dan Fuller \| Email
		History of Photography
	Prof. Gail Geiger \| Email
		Italian Renaissance and Baroque art
	Prof. Jane C. Hutchison \| Email
		Dutch, Flemish and German painting and graphic arts, 1350-1700; history of graphic arts, with emphasis on Durer, Rembrandt
	Assistant Prof. Nancy Rose Marshall \| Email
		Nineteenth-century French Art, Victorian Britain
	Prof. Narciso Menocal \| Email
		18th, 19th and 20th century European Architecture
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Business			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Mark Browne\| \| Email
		Asymmetric information, Employee benefits, Government insurance programs, International insurance, Social security, Tort reform
	Prof. Randall Dunham\| \| Email
		Distance education, Global issues, Organizational behavior
	Prof. Stephen Malpezzi\| \| Email
		Economic development, Economics of regulation, Housing and urban economics, Real estate, Urban economics
	Prof. Urban Wemmerlov\| \| Email
		Cellular manufacturing, Change, initiating and implementing, Cross-functional management, Implementation, Just-in-time systems, Manufacturing information systems, Manufacturing management
	Prof. John Wild\| \| Email
		Corporate governance, Earnings quality, Financial accounting, Financial reporting, International accounting, International business, Managerial accounting and control
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Classics			link to department's faculty information
	Assistant Prof. Katarzyna Allen \| Email
		Social and cultural history of Greece; ethnicity; Greek historiography and epigraphy
	Assistant Prof. William Aylward \| Email
		Greek and Roman Archaeology; Roman Provincial Studies, History of Architecture
	Assistant Prof. Jeffrey Beneker \| Email
		Ancient Biography & Historiography ; Republican and Augustan Literature and Civilization
	Prof. Laura McClure \| Email
		Greek Literature, Ancient Gender Studies, Classical Tradition
	Prof. James McKeown \| Email
		Latin Literature, especially Ovid
	Associate Prof. Silvia Montiglio \| Email
		Greek Literature, Cultural Studies
	Prof. Carole Newlands \| Email
		Latin Literature, Medieval Studies, Comparative Literature
	Prof. Barry Powell \| Email
		Mythology, Greek Literature, particularly Homer
	Prof. Patricia Rosenmeyer \| Email
		Archaic Greek Literature, Hellenistic Greek Literature, Literary Theory
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Communication Arts			link to department's faculty information
	Assistant Prof. Kelley Conway \| Email
		French film of all eras, gender studies, music and film, and the intersections between film and other forms of popular culture
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Comparative Literature			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Mary Layoun \| Email
		Nationalism and gender, narrative, politics and culture, feminisms, international trade regimes and intellectual property
	Assistant Prof. Christopher Livanos \| Email
		Byzantine literature, allegory, medieval European poetry, Renaissance humanism, epic, individualism and community, literature and religion, heroes and monsters
	Prof. Prospero Saiz \| Email
		Literary theory and criticism; literature and philosophy; poetry; aesthetics; late medieval literature; genre theory
	Assistant Prof. Max Statkiewicz \| Email
		Classics, history of ancient philosophy, theory of literature, Continental philosophy
	Prof. Tomislav Longinovic \| Email
		South Slavic literatures and cultures; Serbo-Croatian language; literary theory; Central and East European literary history; comparative Slavic studies; translation studies; cultural studies
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Curriculum & Instruction			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Marianne Bloch \| Email
		International Education (Africa, Russia, Eastern Europe, Sweden); Culture, Curriculum and Learning; Gender and Education; Early and Elementary Education; Family- School-Community Relationships
	Prof. Thomas Popkewitz \| Email
		Political Sociology of Curriculum, Educational Reform & Change, Teacher Education, Educational Research and Comparative Education
	Assistant Prof. Simone Schweber \| Email
		Jewish Studies, Social Studies, Religious Education, Moral Education, History Education
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Economics			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Menzie Chinn \| Email
		Empirical and policy aspects of macroeconomic interactions between countries; the euro as reserve currency; determinants of the trade deficit; how government debt and fiscal policy affect interest rates, and the interaction between capital controls and financial development.
	Prof. Charles Engel \| Email
		International Economics, Macroeconomics, local-currency pricing and exchange-rate pass-through; empirical exchange rate models
	Prof. Robert Staiger \| Email
		International economics, GATT and the WTO, regionalism vs. multilateralism, dynamics of trade liberalization, antidumping law, collusion
	Prof. James Walker \| Email
		Sweden's welfare state, labor supply, fertility patterns
	Prof. Barbara Wolfe \| Email
		Health economics, public economics
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Educational Policy Studies			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Andreas Kazamias \| Email
		Comparative education, cross-national studies of educational problems
	Assistant Prof. Adam Nelson \| Email
		History of education in the U.S. and Europe; European-American intellectual exchanges during the first half of the nineteenth century
	Prof. William Reese \| Email
		History of education in Europe and America
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Engineering Professional Development			link to department's faculty information
	Associate Prof. Patrick Eagan \| Email
		Industrial environmental engineering, industrial ecology, remediation, design for environment, stormwater, environmental engineering, water quality engineering and regulation, restoration of water resources, environmental management systems
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English			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Emily Auerbach \| Email
		British and American women writers; 19th-century English novel; Jane Austen; Emily Dickinson; Music and Literature
	Associate Prof. Richard Begam \| Email
		Twentieth-century British, Irish and Anglophone literature; modernism and modernity; literary theory and aesthetics, philosophy and literature; Beckett and Joyce
	Prof. Todd Bender \| Email
		19th Century British Literature, Victorian poetry, 19th-century novel, Gerald Manley Hopkins and Joseph Conrad
	Prof. Michael Bernard-Donals \| Email
		Rhetorical Theory; Critical Theory, History and Memory
	Associate Prof. Susan Bernstein \| Email
		19th and early 20th-century British literature, cultural studies, feminist theory and women's studies, contemporary autobiography
	Assistant Prof. Lisa Cooper \| Email
		Medieval literature, especially twelfth-to-fifteenth-century English and French romance; medieval material culture (especially the intertwined history of labor, technology, and commerce)
	Prof. Alger Doane \| Email
		Old English poetry and language, Chaucer, medieval manuscripts
	Prof. Heather Dubrow \| Email
		Renaissance (early modern) literature, especially lyric poetry and Shakespeare; genre; narrative and lyric theory; gender
	Prof. and Chair Susan Stanford Friedman \| Email
		Twentieth-Century British, American, post-colonial literature, modernism, women's writing, feminist theory and criticism, global/transnational/border studies, film, anthropology, and geography
	Assistant Prof. Sara Guyer \| Email
		British and Continental Romanticism, Post-Holocaust Literatures, and Critical Theory.
	Prof. Theresa Kelley \| Email
		Literary genre, Romanticism, Romantic women writers, literary theory
	Prof. Richard Knowles \| Email
		Shakespeare, textual bibliography, Renaissance iconography
	Associate Prof. Caroline Levine \| Email
		Nineteenth-century literature and culture, critical and cultural theory, aesthetics
	Prof. David Loewenstein \| Email
		Literature, religion, and politics in early modern England, Milton and his contemporaries, historicisms new and old; early modern women writers
	Prof. Anne McClintock \| Email
		Victorian British literature and culture, gender studies and theories of sexuality, colonial and postcolonial literature and culture, Irish literature and culture
	Prof. John Niles \| Email
		Old and Middle English Language and Literature, especially Beowulf; comparative medieval literature (English, Old Norse, Celtic, Old French), comparative folklore and mythology; theory of oral literature
	Prof. Jacques Lezra \| Email
		Comparative literature and literary theory; Shakespeare; the literary and visual culture of Early Modern Europe
	Assistant Prof. Mario Ortiz-Robles \| Email

	Prof. Cyrena Pondrom \| Email
		Modern British and American literature, esp. poetry and poetics, the avant garde, the role of women in the rise of modernism, and contemporary feminist poetry in the United Kingdom. Emphasis on Moore, Eliot, Pound, Stein, Sitwell, Richardson, and Woolf
	Prof. Sherry Reames \| Email
		Chaucer and his contemporaries, saints' legends, Middle English language, medieval liturgy and church history, medieval drama, women in medieval and Renaissance society
	Assistant Prof. Henry Turner \| Email
		Renaissance Drama, early modern intellectual history, history of sexuality and the family, medieval literary, social, and intellectual history; contemporary critical theory, esp. Marxism, Foucault, and Derrida
	Assistant Prof. Rebecca Walkowitz \| Email
		British literature and culture of the twentieth- and twenty-first centuries, violence and creativity in the twentieth-century British novel; James Joyce and later British and American "vernacular fictions"
	Prof. Howard Weinbrot \| Email
		18th-century British literature, satire, novel, poetry, Johnson, Pope, Anglo-French relations, classical contexts
	Prof. Suzanne Wofford \| Email
		Renaissance literature, drama, narrative.
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Environment, Textiles & Design			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Virginia Boyd \| Email
		20th century architectural design, history of European interiors
	Prof. Joy Dohr \| Email
		Creativity--creative thinking and production--, design development--seeing, planning, and conceptualizing design principles and elements in forms and spaces, and color
	Prof. Wei Dong \| Email
		Design visualization which refers to the use of both manual and digital media to visualize buildings and their associated interior and exterior spaces; integration of digital media into the environmental design process
	Prof. Beverly Gordon \| Email
		Design history, women's self-expression in a domestic context, consumer and textile history
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European Studies			link to department's faculty information
	ESA Executive Director Elizabeth Covington \| Email
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Finance			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Antonio Mello \| Email
		Asset pricing, Corporate finance, International finance, Privatization, Valuation theory
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French			link to department's faculty information
	Assistant Prof. Thomas Armbrecht \| Email
		20th century prose fiction, theater as literature and in performance, Queer Studies
	Prof. William Berg \| Email
		The 19th-century French novel, Emile Zola, literature and painting
	Prof. and Dean of International Studies Gilles Bousquet \| Email
		19th century French literature and 19th and 20th century French society and culture, in particular social and intellectual life since the sixties, French for business
	Prof. Keith Busby \| Email
		Old French language and literature, manuscript studies
	Prof. Janet H. Caulkins \| Email
		Medieval French Literature; French Civilization and Culture, French for Business; French women writers from the Middle Ages to the present, contemporary French-Swiss women writers
	Prof. Martine Debaisieux \| Email
		Late 16th and 17th century French literature and intellectual history (with particular emphasis on the Baroque period and women writers)
	Prof. Richard Goodkin \| Email
		Comparative literature, Proust
	Lecturer Nelly Halzen \| Email
		Phonetics; The use of technology in teaching French as a second language; 19th and 20th century French Society and Culture
	Associate Prof. Deborah Jenson \| Email
		19th century French literature and culture; poetry; French women's writing; 19th century Caribbean, Francophone and Creolophone studies
	Prof. Ullrich Langer \| Email
		Early modern French and Italian literature and intellectual history
	Prof. Sally Sieloff Magnan \| Email
		French linguistics, particularly second-language acuiqistion theories and methodology of foreign language teaching
	Distinguished Lecturer Laurey Martin-Berg \| Email
		19th century novel, literature and the visual arts, second language acquisition and foreign language teaching methodology
	Lecturer Eva Miernowska \| Email
		Polish
	Prof. Jan Miernowski \| Email
		French literature of the 16th century; poetics and philosophy in the Renaissance
	Prof. Nicholas Rand \| Email
		19th- and 20th-century poetry and prose; critical approaches to literature; theory and practice of literary translation, stylistics, psychoanalysis and literature
	Prof. Aliko Songolo \| Email
		French and African languages and literature; Francophone literatures; cinema of Africa, the Caribbean, and North America; cultural studies; Francophone and African cinema
	Prof. Fran�ois Tochon \| Email
		French language education, language teaching and methods, applied semiotics, video-based research
	Associate Prof. Anne Vila \| Email
		18th century French novel and theater; the body in literature and medicine; Enlightenment philosophy (sensualism, materialism, libertinism, anthropology); the Encyclop�die; the figure of the homme/femme de lettres from Fontenelle to Balzac
	Prof. Steven Winspur \| Email
		Modern French poetry; theories of narrative, rhetorical theories of the lyric
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French House			link for more information
	Director Andrew Irving \| Email
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Geography			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Robert Kaiser \| Email
		Political Geography, Ethnic Geography, Population Geography, Eurasian (Soviet, post-Soviet and East European) Studies.
	Associate Prof. Kris Olds \| Email
		Geographical organization of power in relation to contemporary socio-economic and spatial transformations
	Prof. Robert Ostergren \| Email
		Historical geography, Europe, North America, American immigration and ethnicity, conservation
	Prof. Jamie Peck \| Email
		Political Economy, Labor Geography, Politics of Economic Development, Urban and Regional Development, Employment/Welfare Policy, Theories of Economic Regulation and Governance
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German and Dutch			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Hans Adler \| Email
		German literature from the 18th - 20th century; aesthetics; functions of literary and artistic discourses; history of rationality and reason; interrelationship between philosophy and literature
	Prof. Klaus Berghahn \| Email
		German literature and culture since the 18th century, history of criticism, history of utopian thinking, history of German-Jewish relations, anti-Semitism
	Associate Prof. Salvatore Calomino \| Email
		Medieval German literature, Middle High German language, heroic and courtly epic, paleography, hagiography
	Prof. Monika Chavez \| Email
		Foreign language production, the acquisition of German as a first, second, and foreign language
	Prof. Sabine Gro� \| Email
		Literary theory, narratology, stylistics, reading research, image/text relations, contemporary German-language authors, theater and film
	Prof. Rob Howell \| Email
		Explanatory models of linguistic change, explanatory models of linguistic change, ranging from early Germanic phonology to sociolinguistic factors influencing the development of Early Modern Dutch and German
	Prof. Charles James \| Email
		Language testing, primarily placement and proficiency testing, teaching and learning methodology
	Prof. Nancy Kaiser \| Email
		Feminist literary and cultural studies, German literature and aesthetics around 1800, and questions of gender in emancipatory discourses
	Prof. Cora Lee Kluge \| Email
		Eighteenth century literature and culture, German-American studies, history of German studies in America
	Prof. Mark Louden \| Email
		Syntactic theory, psycholinguistic and sociolinguistic factors in language contact and syntactic change, synchrony and diachrony of languages strongly affected by contact, including Yiddish, Pennsylvania German, and pidgins and creoles
	Senior Lecturer Carla Love \| Email
		Teaching language and literature to undergraduates
	Assistant Prof. B. Venkat Mani \| Email
		20th century German literature, especially literature written by authors of non-German heritages, feminist literature, gay and lesbian literature
	Senior Lecturer Sara Markham \| Email
		19th and 20th century literature, culture, and history in German-language and comparative contexts
	Associate Prof. Sabine M�dersheim \| Email
		Early Modern literature and culture, emblematics, rhetoric
	Associate Prof. Pamela Potter \| Email
		Music and culture in the Weimar Republic and Nazi Germany and the impact of German immigration on American music and scholarship
	Prof. Joseph Salmons \| Email
		Theories of phonology, language change and morphology using data from historical and contemporary Germanic languages, including German dialects in America
	Prof. Marc Silberman \| Email
		German cinema, Bertolt Brecht, 20th century, culture, literary historiography
	Prof. James Steakley \| Email
		20th-century German and Dutch gay history
	Associate Prof. Jolanda Vanderwal Taylor \| Email
		Dutch and German literature and culture, Dutch (anti-) colonial writing, Dutch- and German-Jewish literature, and exile writings
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Hebrew & Semitic Studies			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Rachel Feldhay Brenner \| Email
		Women writers and the Holocaust
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History			link to department's faculty information
	Prof. Laird Boswell \| Email
		Modern French history (1800-present), 20th-century European social and political history, rural history, European Socialism, history of voting behavior
	Prof. Charles Cohen \| Email
		Colonial British America, Early American Religious History, Native Peoples of the Eastern Woodlands, 1500-1800
	Prof. William Courtenay \| Email
		Medieval European intellectual and religious history
	Prof. Suzanne Desan \| Email
		Early modern French cultural history, particularly the French Revolution
	Prof. Laurence Dickey \| Email
		European intellectual, social, and political theory (esp. Germany & Britain). Current Research: The "Protestant Ethic" and the theories of "Civil Society."
	Prof. James Donnelly \| Email
		Modern Britain, 1688-present; modern Ireland since 1750, popular religion in Europe
	Prof. Colleen Dunlavy \| Email
		History of American political economy; comparative industrialization; history of American technology; American business history, historiography, impact of politics, broadly construed, on the process of industrial change
	Associate Prof. Francine Hirsch \| Email
		Russian and Soviet History. French history, German and Central European history
	Assistant Prof. Marc Kleijwegt \|