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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorDonald Brenneis Linguistic anthropology, folklore, legal anthropology, ethnomusicology, overseas Indians, South Asia, disputing and dispute management, legal language, bureaucratic institutions, knowledge production, improvisation

Melissa L. Caldwell Poverty and public health; welfare, charity, and assistance; food and consumption; gardens, nature, and landscapes; religion; socialism and postsocialism; Russia, the former Soviet Union, and Eastern Europe

Nancy N. Chen Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, mental health, food, China

May N. Diaz, Emerita

Shelly Errington Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America

Alison Galloway Skeletal biology, forensic anthropology, human variation, history and ethics of physical anthropology, reproductive energetics and aging

Diane Gifford-Gonzalez Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology

Judith A. Habicht-Mauche Precontact and early contact North America; Southwest and Southern Plains; social networks and cross-cultural interaction; migration; community and identity formation; ceramic production and exchange; technology as cultural practice; archaeometry and materials analysis

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Daniel T. Linger, Emeritus General human theory, psychological anthropology, self, consciousness, identity, memory, politics, conflict, Brazil.

Carolyn Martin Shaw, Emerita

Olga Nájera-Ramírez Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico

Triloki Nath Pandey Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological theories and comparisons; native North America; tribal India; Nepal

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Lisa Rofel Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, queer theory, transnational capitalism, postcolonial and transnational feminism, China

Danilyn Rutherford Borders and frontiers, colonialism, nationalism, ethnicity, kinship, performance, Christianity, secularism, sovereignty, publics, affect, technology, governancy, theory and method in anthropology, West Papua, Indonesia, the U.S.

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Anna Tsing Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.

Adrienne L. Zihlman, Emerita Primate and human evolution, comparative functional anatomy of monkeys and apes, sex and gender, growth and development, life history and evolutionary theory, history of physical anthropology

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Mayanthi Fernando Religion and secularism; anthropology of Islam; gender and sexuality; multiculturalism/pluralism; modernity and its "Others"; ethnography and ethics; colonial and post-colonial France/Europe; theory and methods in the study of religion

Andrew Salvador Mathews Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy

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Renya Ramirez Native American studies, Indian identity, Native Americans and anthropology, urban Indians, Native American women, cultural citizenship, expressive culture, and anti-racist education

Matthew Wolf-Meyer Anthropology and history of medicine and public health, science studies, American studies, popular culture, the United States and the United Kingdom

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Pre-Columbian archaeology (Mesoamerican focus), identity formation, complex societies, class and state formation, gender, feminist/queer theory

Jon Daehnke Archaeology of the North American Pacific Coast, cultural heritage politics and law, contemporary Native American politics, human-environment interaction, landscape and place, collaborative methodologies, NAGPRA implementation and compliance, public representations of heritage and memory

Lars Fehren-Schmitz Palaeogenetics / anthropological genetics, human evolutionary ecology, evolutionary demography, gene-culture coevolution, migration theories, population history of the Americas, archaeology of South America

Megan Moodie Feminist theory, reproductive politics, development, legal identities, affirmative action, ethnographic methods, narrative, literature, utopias and other postsocialist/postcolonial imaginaries, connected histories and the longue durée, South Asia, Eastern Europe

LecturerGuillermo Delgado-P., Emeritus Latin American cultures; comparative indigeneity; indigenous property rights; cultures of the sacred; ecologies and peasantries; Quechua/Andean linguistics, mining, labor history; alternative/electronic journalism; anthropology in the developing world; interethnicity; urbanization; social movements; culture theory

Annapurna Pandey Women’s issues; women's political and religious lives and their representation in film; media and literature dealing with India and Indian Diaspora; film-making on the experiences of the diasporic Odias in the greater bay area

Jude Todd, Emerita Indigenous American world views; permaculture; culturally prescribed attitudes toward water and soil; chemical-industry influences on government, university research, and popular belief systems; transgenerational epigenetic inheritance

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorRaoul Birnbaum (History of Art and Visual Culture) Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China

John Brown Childs, Emeritus (Sociology) Ethnic conflict and transcommunal cooperation; sociology of knowledge; African American, Native American, Latino interactions

James T. Clifford, Emeritus (History of Consciousness) History of anthropology, travel, and exoticism; transnational cultural studies, museum studies, indigenous studies

Carolyn Dean (History of Art and Visual Culture) Cultural histories of the native Americas and colonial Latin America

A. Russell Flegal (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in anthropology and archaeology

Stephen R. Gliessman, Emeritus (Environmental Studies) Agroecology, sustainable agriculture, tropical land use and development, alternative trade networks, sustainable livelihoods and conservation, community and agroecology

Donna Haraway, Emerita

Paul Koch (Earth Sciences) Isotope biogeochemistry, vertebrate paleontology

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Patricia Zavella, (Latin American and Latino Studies) Transnational migration of Mexicans, women's work and domestic labor, poverty, family, sexuality and social networks, feminist studies, ethnographic research methods, and Chicana/Latino studies

Associate ProfessorJeffrey Bury (Environmental Studies) Political ecology; sustainable development; Latin American studies; international relations; institutional dimensions of natural resource conservation in the global south ; extractive industries; climate change; new models of conservation

Flora Lu (Environmental Studies) Ecological anthropology, human behavioral ecology, Amazon rainforest, indigenous peoples, conservation, Ecuador, culture change, market integration, indigenous resource management, political ecology, environmental justice

Marcia Ochoa (Feminist Studies) Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela

S. Ravi Rajan (Environmental Studies) Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics

Assistant ProfessorCecilia Rivas (Latin American and Latino Studies) Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorNicholas Brummell Fluid dynamics; magnetohydrodynamics; numerical simulations of geophysical and astrophysical dynamics, especially solar interior physics; supercomputing

David Draper Bayesian statistics, hierarchical modeling, Bayesian nonparametric methods, model specification and model uncertainty, quality assessment, risk assessment, statistical applications in the environmental, medical, and social sciences

Pascale Garaud Astrophysical andgeophysical fluid dynamics, magnetohydrodynamics; analytical and numerical solutions of partial differential equations related to these phenomena

Athanasios Kottas Bayesian nonparametrics, mixture models, modeling and inference for point processes, nonparametric regression, survival analysis, applications in biometrics, ecology, and the environmental sciences

Herbert Lee Bayesian statistics, computer simulation experiments, spatial statistics, inverse problems, model selection and model averaging, nonparametric regression, neural networks, classification and clustering

Marc Mangel, Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Research Professor of Applied Mathematics and Statistics

Raquel Prado Bayesian non-stationary time series modeling, multivariate time series, biomedical signal processing and statistical genetics

Bruno Sansó Bayesian spatio-temporal modeling, environmental and geostatistical applications, modeling of extreme values, statistical assessment of climate variability

Hongyun Wang Single molecule studies and biophysics, statistical physics, stochastic processes and stochastic differential equations, classical analysis; numerical analysis

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Associate ProfessorQi Gong Computational methods for real-time control systems, trajectory optimization and motion planning, nonlinear filtering and observer design, robust and adaptive control of nonlinear systems, industry applications of control theory

Abel Rodríguez Bayesian nonparametrics, Bayesian time series and spatial models, machine learning, document modeling, public health, financial econometrics, structural proteomics, genomics

Assistant ProfessorLee DongwookComputational magnetohydrodynamics and gas dynamics; computational mathematics for large-scale scientific computing on high-performance parallel architectures; numerical algorithms for finite-volume, high-order shock capturing methods; Newton-Krylov-type iterative implicit solvers for stiff nonlinear system; nonlinear numerical methods for astrophysics and high-energy-density physics applications

Ju Hee Lee Bayesian statistics, bayesian nonparametrics, modeling in biosciences and clinical trials

Associate Adjunct ProfessorRobin Morris Bayesian analysis of scientific data, with applications in Earth remote sensing, particle and astroparticle physics, signal processing and engineering

Visiting Assistant ProfessorTatiani Xifara Bayesian and computational statistics, hidden Markov models, adaptive MCMC and MALA algorithms, statistical ecology

LecturerYonatan Katznelson Number theory

Bruno Mendes Parameter and model uncertainty in geophysics and groundwater contamination modeling, Bayesian statistics, parallel computation

Valerie Poyner Bayesian nonparametric modeling and inference, survival regression analysis, population dynamics, applications in neuroscience and fisheries ecology

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William Dunbar (Computer Engineering) Theory and application of feedback control, single-molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors, dynamics and control of biomolecules

Gabriel Elkaim (Computer Engineering) Embedded systems; robust software architectures for real-time reactive systems; sensor fusion; guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system identification; robust and advanced control schemes; feedback control systems; robotics; unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs); and cooperative control

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Gary A. Glatzmaier (Earth Sciences) Computer simulation of geodynamics and planetary dynamics

David Haussler (Biomolecular Engineering; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, UC San Francisco) Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical computer science

David P. Helmbold (Computer Science) Machine learning, computational learning theory, analysis of algorithms

Roberto Manduchi (Computer Engineering) Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the visually impaired, mobile and pervasive computing

Richard Montgomery (Mathematics) Celestial mechanics, differential geometry, gauge theory, mechanics (quantum and classical), and control theory

Katia Obraczka (Computer Engineering) Computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, Internet information systems, mobile computing, wireless networks

Hamid Sadjadpour (Computer Engineering) Wireless communication systems, network information theory and scaling laws, performance analysis of wireless ad hoc and sensor networks, routing and MAC protocol design for wireless networks

Manfred Warmuth (Computer Science) Online learning, machine learning, statistical decision theory, game theory, analysis of algorithms

Peter Young (Physics) Condensed matter theory, statistical mechanics

Yi Zhang (Technology and Information Management) Large-scale information retrieval, recommendation systems, Internet advertising, data mining, natural language processing, and applied machine learning

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorPatrick Aherne, Emeritus

Joyce Brodsky, Emerita

E. G. Crichton Intermedia, electronic arts, photography, installation

Doyle Foreman, Emeritus

Frank Galuszka, Emeritus

Robin Hunicke, Visiting Associate ProfessorGame design

Fred A. Hunnicutt, Emeritus

Jimin Lee Etching, lithography, monoprinting, book arts, ukiyo-e

Norman Locks Photography

Douglas E. McClellan, Emeritus

Jennie Lind McDade, Emerita

Kathryn E. Metz, Emerita

Jasper A. Rose, Emeritus

Elizabeth Stephens Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art

Lewis Watts, Emeritus

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Associate ProfessorElliot Anderson Electronic art, digital arts/new media

Melissa Gwyn Painting, drawing

Dee Hibbert-Jones Public art, sculpture

Kate O'Riordan Theory, digital media technologies.

Jennifer Parker Sculpture, installation, video, and performance art

Assistant ProfessorEnrique LealSilkscreen, photogravure, intaglio, digital printmaking

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Michael J. Bolte Dynamics of star clusters, ages of star clusters, chemical enrichment history of the galaxy, observations of interacting galaxies

Jean P. Brodie Extragalactic globular clusters, galaxy formation, near-field cosmology

Harland W. Epps, Emeritus

Sandra M. Faber, Emeritus Galaxies, stellar populations, cosmology, instrumentation

Puragra (Raja) GuhaThakurta Galaxy formation and evolution: resolved stellar populations in the Local Group and distant galaxies. Globular clusters. Interstellar dust.

Garth D. Illingworth High redshift galaxies, galaxy formation/evolution, science policy

Burton F. Jones, Emeritus

David C. Koo, Emeritus

Robert P. Kraft, Emeritus

Claire Max Adaptive optics and high spatial resolution imaging, colliding galaxies, active galactic nuclei and their supermassive black holes

Joseph S. Miller, Emeritus

Jerry E. Nelson, Emeritus

Jason Prochaska Damped Lya systems in quasars, Lyman limit systems, stellar abundances, thick disk imaging of our galaxy

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Constance Rockosi Galactic structure, stellar populations, CCD detectors, astronomical instrumentation

Graeme H. Smith Stellar populations, chromospheric activity among late-type stars

Steven S. Vogt Extrasolar planets, stellar, spectroscopy, instrumentation

Merle F. Walker, Emeritus

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ProfessorGeorge R. Blumenthal Cosmology, galaxy formation, high-energy astrophysics

Frank D. Drake, Emeritus

John Faulkner, Emeritus

Gregory Laughlin Extra-solar planets, numerical astrophysics

Douglas N. C. Lin Fluid dynamics, star formation, galactic structure, planetary systems, accretion disks, extra-solar planets

Piero Madau Cosmology, high-energy astrophysics

Bruce H. Margon High-energy astrophysics, space astronomy

William G. Mathews, Emeritus Research Professor

Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz Stellar explosions, gamme-ray bursts accretion physics, near compact stars

Stanford E. Woosley Supernovae, stellar evolution, nucleosynthesis

Associate ProfessorJonathan Fortney Planetary atmospheres and interiors, extrasolar planets

Mark Krumholz Star formation, interstellar medium, numerical methods

LecturerAdriane Steinacker Planet formation, MHD simulations

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorAnthony N. Aguirre (Physics) Cosmology of the early and late universe: inflation and the global structure of cosmological models; the intergalactic medium and its enrichment with heavy elements; galaxy formation, evolution, and feedback processes; dark matter; theories of modified gravity

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Pascale Garaud (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Astrophysics, geophysics, fluid dynamics, numerical resolutions of differential equations, and mathematical modeling of natural flows

Gary Glatzmaier, Emeritus (Earth and Planetary Sciences)

Francis Nimmo (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Icy satellites, accretion, Mars, planetary geophysics

Joel R. Primack (Physics) Cosmology, galaxy, formation and evolution, particle astrophysics, nature of dark matter, gamma ray astronomy

Steven Ritz (Physics) Particle physics and astrophysics

David M. Smith (Physics) High-energy astrophysics; X-ray and gamma-ray detectors and instrumentation; solar, terrestrial, and planetary sources of gamma radiation

Associate ProfessorStefano Profumo (Physics) Theory of particle physics and particle astrophysics

Assistant ProfessorIan Garrick-Bethell, (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Planetary interiors, paleomagnetism

Tesla Jeltema High-energy astrophysics and cosmology

Research AstronomerDonald Gavel Development of next generation adaptive optics for large telescopes, Director of Laboratory for Adaptive OpticsBrad Holden Design, development, and oversight of UC Astronomy Data Center (all data obtained by UC astronomers at the Lick and Keck Observatories), early evolution of elliptical galaxies

Robert Kibrick Development of computer software and wide-area networks in support of remote control and data-acquisition systems for telescopes and comlex astronomical instrumentation systems

Terry Mast Development of large telescopes and their instrumentation

Drew Phillips Extragalactic star-formation, gas-phase abundances, galaxy kinematics, and galaxy formation and evolutions; development of astronomical optics and instrumentation

Richard Stover Development and construction of state-of-the-art detector systems for instruments at Lick Observatory and the Keck Observatory

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Participating Faculty and Professional InterestsMark Akeson (Biomolecular Engineering) Development of nanopore sensors for single molecule identification, epigenetics, bioethics

Manuel Ares Jr. (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) RNA processing, structure and function of RNA

Phillip Berman (Biomolecular Engineering) Drug development, vaccines, AIDS, monoclonal antibody therapeutics, immunology, molecular cell/biology, recombinant protein production (commercial scale)

David Deamer (Biomolecular Engineering and Chemistry and Biochemistry; Emeritus, UC Davis ) Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis, DNA sequencing, biomolecular self-assembly

David Draper (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Bayesian statistics, hierarchical modeling, Bayesian nonparametric methods, model specification and model uncertainty, quality assessment, risk assessment, statistical applications in the environmental, medical, and social sciences


Camilla Forsberg (Biomolecular Engineering) Hematopoietic stem cells, transcriptional regulation, chromatin, blood cell development, cell surface receptors, genomics

Alexander A. Grillo (SCIPP) Neurophysiology, neural systems, high-energy particle physics

Grant Hartzog (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation

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Richard Hughey (Biomolecular Engineering and Computer Engineering)Chair, B.S. in Bioengineering Bioinformatics, hidden Markov models, computer architecture, parallel computation

Michael Isaacson (Electrical Engineering) Nano- and microfabrication technology and applications to biomedical and diagnostic devices, nanocharacterization of materials with emphasis on the development of microscopy tools, novel modes of imaging, electron and light optics; renewable energy systems; STEM education

Kevin Karplus (Biomolecular Engineering) Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data (Formerly protein structure prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals

Douglas Kellogg (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Coordination of cell growth and cell division

Joel Kubby (Electrical Engineering) Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS), adaptive optics (AO), optical-MEMS, bio-MEMS, bio-imaging, AO microscopy, AO astronomy

Sri Kurniawan (Computer Engineering) Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive technology; usability; empirical studies; human-centered design

Alan M. Litke (SCIPP) Neural systems; retinal processing; development and prosthesis; technology development for neurophysiology; high-energy physics

Todd Lowe (Biomolecular Engineering) Experimental and computational genomics, non-coding RNA gene finders, high-throughput small RNA sequencing, small RNA roles in cancer, evolution of RNA-based gene regulation

Roberto Manduchi (Computer Engineering) Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the visually impaired

Dominic W. Massaro, Emeritus (Psychology)

Glenn L. Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Electron spin resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, melanocortin receptor signaling, agouti proteins, prions, peptide synthesis

Linda Ogren (Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology) Endocrinology

Eric Palkovacs (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Freshwater ecology, eco-evolutionary dynamics, fisheries and fish ecology

Nader Pourmand (Biomolecular Engineering)Director UCSC Genomoics Sequencing Center Bioelectronics, biosensors, chemosensors, nanotechnology, single cell characterization, sequencing, genotyping, pathogen detection, DNA fingerprinting

Raquel Prado (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Bayesian non-stationary time series modeling, multivariate time series, biomedical signal processing and statistical genetics

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Wendy Rothwell (Biomolecular Engineering) Biotechnology, molecular genetics

Holger Schmidt (Electrical Engineering) Optofluidics, atom photonics, hollow-core photonics for biomedicine and quantum optics, nano-magnetism, nano-magneto-optics, single-particle spectroscopy, ultrafast optics

Andrea Steiner (Community Studies) Health-care systems, health justice, critical public health, gerontology, ageism, long-term care

Joshua Stuart (Biomolecular Engineering) Computational functional genomics, comparative analysis of gene regulation, cross-species inference of gene networks, probabilistic graphical models

Ellen Kappy Suckiel (Emerita, Philosophy) Ethics, William James, American philosophy, genetic ethics, ethics of biotechnology

John Tamkun (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of gene expression

John F. Vesecky (Electrical Engineering) HF radar design and construction and observation of ocean surface winds, waves and currents with applications to coastal and deep water ocean processes; project MEDSAT

Alan M. Zahler (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Molecular biology, splice site selection, and alternative pre-mRNA processing

Jin Z. Zhang (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including semiconductor and metal nanoparticles; femtosecond laser spectroscopy; ultrafast dynamics on surfaces and at interfaces; cancer biomarker detection; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy

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Faculty and Professional InterestsRoger W. Anderson, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Manuel Ares Jr., Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Regulation of RNA processing, structure, function, and evolution of RNA-based systems

Alexander Ayzner, Assistant Professor, Chemistry and BiochemistryExperimental physical chemistry; organic semiconductors; molecular spectroscopy; electron transfer dynamics; X-ray scattering and spectroscopy

Ilan Benjamin, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Theoretical chemistry, molecular dynamics of chemical reactions in liquids and at interfaces

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Needhi Bhalla, Assistant Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Meiotic chromosome dynamics

Hinrich Boeger, Associate Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Chromatin structure and the regulation of transcription

Roberto A. Bogomolni, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Biophysical chemistry, photobiology, light energy conversion and signal transduction in biological systems

Barry Bowman, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Membrane biochemistry and genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology of membrane proteins

Rebecca Braslau, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Synthetic organic chemistry: new synthetic methodologies using free radicals; nitroxides, nitroxide mediated "living" polymerizations: design and functionalization of tailored polymers for biomedical applications and nanotechnology, profluorescent nitroxides as sensors, synthetically modified polymers, development of phthalate mimics

Bin Chen, Associate Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Mammalian brain development

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Philip O. Crews, Research Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Ólöf Einarsdóttir, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Time-resolved spectroscopy; biophysics and bioenergetics; heme-copper oxidases; electron transfer and ligand binding; application of photolabile NO and 02 donors; molecular dynamics simulations of ligand access channels in heme-copper oxidases

David Feldheim, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Developmental neuroscience

Grant Hartzog, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation

Lindsay Hinck, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Breast development and cancer, cell biology, development

Theodore R. Holman, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Biochemistry and bioinorganic chemistry; lipoxygenase enzymology, protein engineering, inhibitor discovery, computer inhibitor design, mass spectroscopy, electron paramagnetic resonance

Melissa Jurica, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Structure and function of human splicing machinery

Rohinton T. Kamakaka, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Nuclear organization, Chromatin domains, Epigenetic gene regulation and Insulators

Douglas R. Kellogg, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Coordination of cell growth and cell division

David S. Kliger, Research Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Joseph P. Konopelski, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Synthetic organic chemistry; heterocyclic chemistry, bioorganic chemistry

Yat Li, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Experimental physical chemistry, materials chemistry, nanomaterials, nanoscale photonics and electronics, energy conversion

Roger G. Linington, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Marine natural products; drugs for neglected diseases; chemical biology; chemical probes

R.Scott Lokey, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Organic chemistry; combinatorial synthesis, biotechnology, molecular cell biology

Robert A. Ludwig, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Plant microbe interactions, photorespiration, genetic recombination in plants

Pradip Mascharak, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Bioinorganic chemistry, design of antitumor drugs, modeling of active sites of metalloenzymes, design of catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation, studies on intermediates in non-heme oxygenase chemistry, design of NO-donors for photodynamic therapy

Glenn L. Millhauser, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Electron paramagnetic resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, protein structure and function, peptide synthesis, prions, melanocortin signaling

Harry F. Noller, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologyRibosome structure and function; mechanisms of protein synthesis

Scott R. Oliver, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Materials chemistry: nanoporous inorganic and metal-organic materials for environmental cleanup of water, desulfurization of fueld and biomaterials

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Amy Ralston, Assistant Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Origins and regulation of mammalian stem cells

Jevgenij Raskatov, Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Chemical biology, organic chemistry, molecular modeling, chemotherapy, inflammation

Michael Rexach, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Structure and function of nuclear pore complex, nuclear transport

Seth M. Rubin, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Biomolecular mechanisms of cell-cycle regulation and cancer; structural biology and biochemistry; macromolecular x-ray crystallography; nuclear magnetic resonance

Jeremy Sanford, Associate Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Genomic analysis of protein-RNA interactions

William M. Saxton, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Cytoskeletal motors and active transport processes

Thomas W. Schleich, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry

William G. Scott, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Structure and function of RNA, proteins, and their complexes, origin of life

Bakthan Singaram, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Organic synthesis, organoborane chemistry, heterocyclic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, asymmetric synthesis, biosensors, and natural products chemistry

Michael Stone, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Molecular basis of telomere length and telomerase-related diseases; biophysical characterization of nucleic acid-associated molecular motors; development of novel approaches for imaging enzymes in cells

Susan Strome, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Chromatin and RNA regulation in C. elegans

William T. Sullivan, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Cell cycle, cytoskeleton, and host-pathogen interactions

Eugene Switkes, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry

John W. Tamkun, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of gene expression

Zhu WangProstate development and cancer, tissue stem cell

W. Todd Wipke, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Alan M. Zahler, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Alternative pre-mRNA splicing and small RNA function

Jin Z. Zhang, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including semiconductors, metals, and metal oxides; ultrafast dynamics and laser spectroscopy; cancer diagnosis and therapy; solar energy conversion; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS).

Martha C. Zúñiga, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Molecular, cellular, and developmental biology of the immune system

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorMark Akeson Development of nanopore sensors for single molecule identification, epigenetics, bioethics

Phillip BermanDistinguished Professor of Biomolecular Engineering Drug development, vaccines, AIDS, monoclonal antibody therapeutics, immunology, molecular cell/biology, recombinant protein production (commercial scale)

David HausslerInvestigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biophamaceutical Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, University of California, San Francisco Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical computer science

Richard Hughey (joint with Computer Engineering)Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Education Bioinformatics, hidden Markov models, computer architecture, parallel computation

Kevin Karplus Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data (Formerly protein structure prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals

Todd Lowe Experimental and computational genomics, non-coding RNA gene finders, and high-throughput small RNA sequencing small RNA roles in cancer, evolution of RNA-based gene regulation

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Professor, Biomolecular Engineering Computational functional genomics, comparative analysis of gene regulation, cross-species inference of gene networks, probabilistic graphical models

Associate ProfessorCamilla Forsberg Hematopoietic stem cells. transcriptional regulation, chromatin, blood cell development, cell surface receptors, genomics

Nader PourmandDirector, UCSC Genomics Sequencing Center Bioelectronics, biosensors, chemosensors, nanotechnology, single-cell characterization, sequencing, genotyping, pathogen detection, DNA fingerprinting

Assistant ProfessorRebecca M. Dubois Protein engineering; structural virology and biomedical applications

Richard “Ed” Green Genomics, computational molecular biology, genome assembly, human evolutionary genetics, ancient DNA, high-throughput sequencing, mRNA-processing and alternative splicing

Research ProfessorDavid W. Deamer (UC Davis Emeritus) Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis, DNA sequencing, biomolecular self-assembly

Adjunct ProfessorRobert Coffman Regulation of innate and adaptive immunity, systems biology of human immune responses, development of novel vaccines and oligonucleotide-based drugs

Jonathan Trent Organic aggregates, marine snow, microbial physiology, microenvironments, robust proteins, genetic engineering for nanotechnology

LecturerSandra DreisbachEthics, moral psychology, ontology, philosophy of technology

Wendy Rothwell Biotechnology, molecular genetics

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Hinrich Boeger (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology)Chromatin structure and gene regulation

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Glenn L. Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Electron spin resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, melanocortin receptor signaling, agouti proteins, prions, peptide synthesis

Karen Ottemann (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Bacterial pathogenesis, response of bacterial pathogens to their environments

Beth Shapiro (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology)Evolutionary and molecular ecology, ancient DNA, genomics, pathogen evolution

John W. Tamkun (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of gene expression

Hongyun Wang (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Single molecule studies and biophysics, statistical physics, stochastic processes and stochastic differential equations, classical analysis, numerical analysis

Manfred K. Warmuth (Computer Science) Online learning, machine learning, statistical decision theory, game theory, analysis of algorithms

W. Todd Wipke, Emeritus (Chemistry and Biochemistry)

Fitnat H. Yildiz (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Microbiology, molecular genetics, genomics; the mechanism of persistence of survival of Vibrio cholerae

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorIlan Benjamin Theoretical chemistry, molecular dynamics of chemical reactions in liquids and at interfaces

Roberto A. Bogomolni Biophysical chemistry, photobiology, light energy conversion and signal transduction in biological systems

Rebecca Braslau Synthetic organic chemistry: new synthetic methodologies using free radicals; nitroxides, nitroxide mediated “living” polymerizations: design and functionalization of tailored polymers for biomedical applications and nanotechnology, profluorescent nitroxides as sensors, synthetically modified polymers, development of phthalate mimics

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Ólöf Einarsdóttir Time-resolved spectroscopy; biophysics and bioenergetics; heme-copper oxidases; electron transfer and ligand binding; application of photolabile NO and 02 donors; molecular dynamics simulations of ligand access channels in heme-copper oxidases

Theodore R. Holman Biochemistry and bioinorganic chemistry; lipoxygenase enzymology, protein engineering, inhibitor discovery, computer inhibitor design, mass spectroscopy, electron paramagnetic resonance

Joseph P. Konopelski Synthetic organic chemistry; heterocyclic chemistry, bioorganic chemistry

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Pradip Mascharak Bioinorganic chemistry, design of antitumor drugs, modeling of active sites of metalloenzymes, design of catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation, studies on intermediates in non-heme oxygenase chemistry, design of NO-donors for photodynamic therapy

Glenn L. Millhauser Electron paramagnetic resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, protein structure and function, peptide synthesis, prions, melanocortin signaling

Scott R. Oliver Materials chemistry: nanoporous inorganic and metal-organic materials for environmental cleanup of water, desulfurization of fuel and biomaterials

William G. Scott Structure and function of RNA, proteins, and their complexes, origin of life

Bakthan Singaram Organic synthesis, organoborane chemistry, heterocyclic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, asymmetric synthesis, biosensors, and natural products chemistry

Jin Z. Zhang Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including semiconductors, metals, and metal oxides; ultrafast dynamics and laser spectroscopy; cancer diagnosis and therapy; solar energy conversion; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS)

Associate ProfessorYat Li Experimental physical chemistry, nanomaterials, energy conversion and storage, microbial fuel cell technology

Roger G. Linington Marine natural products; drugs for neglected diseases; chemical biology; chemical probes

Seth M. Rubin Biomolecular mechanisms of cell-cycle regulation and cancer; structural biology and biochemistry; macromolecular x-ray crystallography; nuclear magnetic resonance

Michael Stone Molecular basis of telomere length and telomerase-related diseases; biophysical characterization of nucleic acid-associated molecular motors; development of novel approaches for imaging enzymes in cells

Assistant ProfessorAlexander Ayzner Experimental physical chemistry; organic semiconductors; molecular spectroscopy; electron transfer dynamics; X-ray scattering and spectroscopy

Carrie Partch Biochemistry and biophysics, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy; molecular mechanism of circadian rhythmicity

Jevgenij RaskatovChemical biology, organic chemistry, molecular modeling, chemotherapy, inflammation

Chemistry and Biochemistry Research ProfessorsPhilip O. Crews Marine natural products chemistry, bioorganic chemistry, organic structural analysis by NMR, natural products of marine macro- and microorganisms

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Frank C. Andrews

Claude F. Bernasconi Kinetic studies of fast reactions, organic reaction mechanisms, acid-base catalysis, proton transfers, nucleophilic reactions, organometallic reactions, ab initio molecular orbital calculations

Joseph F. Bunnett Physical organic chemistry, with special attention to mechanisms of aromatic nucleophilic substitution

Thomas W. Schleich Biomedical magnetic resonance spectroscopy, magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, biophysical chemistry

Eugene Switkes Quantum theory applied to problems in chemistry and biochemistry; visual information processing, spatial vision, color vision

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W. Todd Wipke Molecular engineering for drug discovery; computational chemistry in improving cancer chemotherapy, solar energy conversion, and continuous glucose monitoring

Chemistry and Biochemistry LecturersDaniel Palleros

Randa Roland

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Jinghua Guo (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) Nanostructured materials, interfacial structure and chemistry in energy conversion, energy storage, and catalysis; electronic structure and synchrotron radiation based soft X-ray spectroscopy

Greg L. Hura (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) Mechanisms of biological macromolecules inspire nanoscale engineering strategies and provide insights into disease; biochemistry and biophysics

AffiliatesA. Russell Flegal (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in anthropology and archaeology

Donald R. Smith (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Neurotoxicity, cellular and organismal responses to environmental toxins

Manel Camps (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Molecular mechanisms of reactive DNA methylation toxicity

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorChristopher L. Connery, Chinese Literature World literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution

LecturerDavid L. Keenan Chinese language, fiction, and history

Ting-Ting WuSociolinguistics, Chinese novels, learning styles and teaching methodology for non-heritage speakers

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Faculty and Professional InterestsKaren Bassi, Professor of Literature Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern studies; historiography; visual and performance studies

John Bowin, Associate Professor of Philosophy Ancient philosophy, especially ancient science and metaphysics, and contemporary analytic metaphysics

Maria Evangelatou, Assistant Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture Medieval visual culture, with emphasis on Byzantium and its periphery; manuscript illumination, Marian cult and iconography; ancient Greek and Roman visual culture; Islamic visual culture; gender studies

Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor of Literature Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance

Gildas Hamel, Security of Employment Lecturer of History, Emeritus

Charles W. Hedrick Jr., Professor of History Greek and Roman history

Jennifer K. Lynn, Lecturer Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the lives of women in the ancient world

John P. Lynch, Professor of Literature, Emeritus

Dean Mathiowetz, Associate Professor of Politics Ancient political thought, philosophies of language and affect, early-modern and late-modern political economy

Gary B. Miles, Professor of History, Emeritus

Daniel L. Selden, Professor of Literature Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorWilliam H. Friedland, Emeritus

Nancy Stoller, Emerita

David T. Wellman, Emeritus

Carter Wilson, Emeritus

Deborah A. Woo, Emerita

LecturerAndrea Steiner Health policy, critical public health, social gerontology, ageism, women's health activism

Leslie LopezPolitical economy of education and cultural production, social movements in Latin America/U.S., journalism and oral history, literacy and language, immigration, youth

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorDavid Brundage (History) American immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history

Heather E. Bullock (Psychology) Poverty and economic inequality, welfare policy, feminist psychology, intersections of classism, racism, and sexism

Nancy N. Chen (Anthropology) Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, mental health, food, China

Dana Frank (History) U.S. social and economic history; women, labor, and working-class history; contemporary political economy

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Craig W. Haney (Psychology) Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms

David E. Kaun, Emeritus

Regina D. Langhout (Psychology) School-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; young people and empowerment; participatory action research

Craig Reinarman (Sociology) Political sociology; law, crime, and social justice; drugs and society

Patricia Zavella, (Latin American and Latino Studies) Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family, sexuality, labor, social networks, feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods

Associate ProfessorEva Bertram, (Politics) American politics, public policy, political economy, and political history, including social policy and the welfare state , and the changing character of work and labor markets in the United States.

Miriam Greenberg (Sociology) Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and urban political ecology

Steven McKay (Sociology) Work and labor markets; globalization and social change; political sociology; race; masculinity; migration; ethnography/qualitative methods

Mary Beth Pudup (Social Sciences) Urban and regional political economy, historical geography of the U.S., public policy, community gardening and urban agriculture, non-profit sector

Assistant ProfessorMatthew Wolf-Meyer (Anthropology) Anthropology and history of medicine and public health, science studies, American studies, popular culture, the United States and the United Kingdom

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorAlexandre Brandwajn, Emeritus

Gabriel Elkaim Embedded systems; robust software architectures for real-time reactive systems; sensor fusion; guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system identification; robust and advanced control schemes; feedback control systems; robotics; unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs); and cooperative control

F. Joel Ferguson Fault diagnosis, failure analysis, logic fault modeling, digital test pattern generation, design-for-test of digital circuits and systems

J. J. García-Luna-Aceves (Department Chair) Jack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer EngineeringDirector of Networking Sciences Institute Principles of computer communication, Internet, mobile and pervasive computing, wireless networks, information-centric networks, network science

Richard Hughey (joint with Biomolecular Engineering) (Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Education) Bioinformatics, hidden Markov models, computer architecture, parallel computation

Tracy Larrabee Test-pattern simulation and generation, fault modeling, fault diagnosis, design verification, technical writing, logic simulation

Roberto Manduchi Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the visually impaired, mobile and pervasive computing

Patrick E. ManteyAssociate Dean, Industry ProgramsJack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer EngineeringCITRIS Campus DirectorDirector of ITI Multimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time

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Katia Obraczka Computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, Internet information systems, mobile computing, wireless networks, , mobile and pervasive computing

Martine D. F. Schlag VLSI design tools and algorithms, VLSI theory, field-programmable gate arrays, FPGA-based computing engines

Anujan Varma Computer networking, computer architecture, optical networks

Associate ProfessorPak K. Chan, Emeritus

William Dunbar Theory and application of feedback control, single molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors, dynamics and control of biomolecules

Matthew R. Guthaus Health sensor systems, digital health, mobile health applications, integrated circuits and chip design (VLSI), electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), low-power circuits, mobile and pervasive computing

Sri Kurniawan Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive technology; usability; empirical studies; human-centered design

Dejan MilutinovićStochastic and nonlinear control, optimization, stochastic processes and estimation, hybrid and discrete event systems, signal processing and real-time computer control with applications to robotics, air-traffic and multi-agent systems

Jose Renau Computer architecture, including design effort metrics and models, infrared thermal measurements and modeling, simulation, FPGA/ASIC design, mobile and pervasive computing

Ricardo SanfeliceModeling, stability, control, estimation, and simulation of nonlinear and hybrid systems with applications to autonomous vehicles, power systems, and biology

Adjunct ProfessorVictoria Bellotti Focus on user-centered design of context- and activity-aware computing systems

Renwick Curry Control and optimization with special attention to aviation; air-traffic control; and collision-avoidance system design and analysis

Peter Danzig Internet web caching, scalable techniques to stream internet media around the world, scalable mechanisms to dynamically transform web content as applied to security for residential and enterprise networks

Harwood G. Kolsky, Retired

Associate Adjunct ProfessorMircea Teodorescu Dynamics, vibrations, contact mechanics, biomechanics

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David Pease File systems, operating systems, storage, programming languages

Bruce Sawhill Self-organizing systems, distributed control, dynamic scheduling, many-agent systems, agent-based simulation, game theory, computational logic, dynamics of social and economic networks, foundation of nonequilibrium economics

Cedric Westphal Internet working and wireless networks, analytical modeling, mobile and pervasive computing

LecturerGerald Moulds Technical writing, professional communications

Stephen C. Petersen Embedded controller systems, RF wireless systems, modulation and spectrum reuse, digital signal processing, circuit theory

Bradley Smith Computer communications, distributed systems, policy-based routing, routing protocols, security and trust in distributed systems

♦ ♦ ♦Luca De Alfaro (Computer Science) Reputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory, formal methods

Benjamin Friedlander (Electrical Engineering) Digital communications, wireless communication system, array processing, adaptive signal processing

Qi Gong (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Computational methods for real-time control systems, trajectory optimization and motion planning, nonlinear filtering and observer design, robust and adaptive control of nonlinear systems, industry applications of control theory

Claire Gu (Electrical Engineering) Fiber sensors for bio-applications, optical fiber communications, volume holographic data storage, liquid crystal displays, nonlinear optics, optical information processing

Kevin Karplus (Biomolecular Engineering) Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data. (Formerly protein structure prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals

Suresh K. Lodha (Computer Science) Data analytics and visualization, vision, innovation, technology for social good

Darrell D. E. Long (Computer Science) Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia

Dominic W. Massaro, Emeritus

Charles E. McDowell (Computer Science) Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education

Peyman Milanfar (Electrical Engineering) Statistical signal, image, and video processing; computational vision and photography; modeling and inverse problems in imaging; detection and estimation theory

Ethan L. Miller (Computer Science) Archival storage systems, non-hierarchical file systems and metadata management, non-volatile memory and next-generation storage, scalable file systems, reliable and secure






storage, distributed systems, information retrieval, computer security

John Musacchio (Technology and Information Management) Control, analysis, and pricing of communications networks; applications of game theory in networking; wireless ad-hoc networks; and management of technology

Alex T. Pang (Computer Science) Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, comparative visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces

Ira Pohl, Emeritus

Hamid Sadjadpour (Electrical Engineering) Wireless communication systems, network information theory and scaling laws, performance analysis of wireless and social networks, routing and MAC protocol design for wireless networks

Patrick Tantalo Graph theory, combinatorics, optimization, algorithms

Linda Werner Software engineering, computer-science education, testing, increasing diversity in computer science

E. James Whitehead, Jr. (Computer Science) Software engineering, software evolution, software bug prediction, level design in computer games, procedural content generation

Donald Wiberg, Emeritus (UCLA) Control systems, Kalman filtering, system parameter estimation, adaptive optics for large telescopes, and biomedical system modeling

Yi Zhang (Technology and Information Management) Large-scale information retrieval, recommendation systems, internet advertising, data mining, language processing, and applied machine learing

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ProfessorMartín Abadi, Emeritus

Dimitris Achlioptas Analysis of algorithms, machine learning, random structures

Luca de Alfaro Reputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory, formal methods

Scott A. Brandt Operating systems, storage systems, real-time systems

Cormac Flanagan Programming languages, computer security, web programming, concurrency, verification, type systems, dynamic analysis

Lise Getoor Machine learning, reasoning under uncertainty, analysis of graphs and networks, artificial intelligence, databases, data integration, visual analytics, data science

David P. Helmbold Machine learning, computational learning theory, analysis of algorithms

Harry D. Huskey, Emeritus

Phokion G. Kolaitis, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science Principles of database systems, logic in computer science, and computational complexity

Robert A. Levinson, Emeritus

Suresh K. Lodha Data analytics and visualization, vision, innovation, technology for social good

Darrell D. E. Long, Kumar Malavalli Endowed Professor Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia

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Charles E. McDowell Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education

Ethan L. Miller Archival storage systems, non-hierarchical file systems and metadata management, non-volatile memory and next-generation storage, scalable file systems, reliable and secure storage, distributed systems, information retrieval, and computer security

Alex T. Pang Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, comparative visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces

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Neoklis Polyzotis Databases, online database turning, crowdsourcing, and scientific data management

Wang-Chiew Tan Database systems: data provenance, information integration

R. Michael Tanner, Emeritus

Allen Van Gelder Logic programming algorithms, parallel algorithms, complexity, programming languages, automated theorem proving, scientific visualization

S.V.N. VishwanathanAnalysis of algorithms, optimization of machine learning, structure prediction

Marilyn Walker Dialogue systems, natural language processing, computer games, human-computer interaction, machine learning, artificial intelligence

Manfred K. Warmuth Online learning, machine learning, statistical decision theory, game theory, analysis of algorithms

E. James Whitehead Jr. Software engineering, software evolution, software bug prediction, level design in computer games, procedural content generation

Associate ProfessorJames E. Davis Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICTD), technology for global social issues, human computation, computational photography, computer vision, computer graphics

Noah Wardrip-Fruin Digital media, computer games, electronic literature, software studies

Assistant ProfessorArnav Jhala Artificial Intelligence: storytelling in games, intelligent machinima generation, smart graphics, and intelligent user interfaces

Seshadhri ComandurSublinear algorithms, theoretical foundations for massive data, social network analysis

Adjunct ProfessorBrenda Laurel Human-computer interaction and experience design, immersive and augmented reality environments, dramatic theory and interaction design, game design, gender and technology, interaction and the natural world

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Associate AdjunctCarlos Maltzahn Scalable file system data and metadata management, storage Quality of Service (QoS), data management games, network intermediaries, information retrieval and cooperation dynamics

Balder ten Cate Data management, logic, algorithms, and complexity

Thomas Schwarz Reliability and security in storage systems

Assistant Adjunct ProfessorThomas Kroeger Predictive systems, network layer security protocols, large system monitoring

LecturerWesley Mackey Compiler construction, programming languages

Patrick Tantalo Graph theory, combinatorics, optimization, algorithms

♦ ♦ ♦Lawrence Andrews (Film and Digital Media) Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation

Alexandre Brandwajn, Emeritus (Computer Engineering)

Pak K. Chan, Emeritus (Computer Engineering)

Gabriel Elkaim Embedded systems; robust software architectures for real-time reactive systems; sensor fusion; guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system identification; robust and advanced control schemes; feedback control systems; robotics; unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs); and cooperative control

F. Joel Ferguson (Computer Engineering) Fault diagnosis, failure analysis, logic fault modeling, digital test pattern generation, design-for-test of digital circuits and systems

J. J. García-Luna-Aceves (Computer Engineering)Chair of Computer EngineeringJack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer EngineeringDirector of Networking Sciences Institute Principles of computer communication, Internet, mobile and pervasive computing, wireless networks, information centric networks, network science

David Haussler (Biomolecular Engineering; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, UC San Francisco) Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical computer science

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Kevin Karplus (Biomolecular Engineering) Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data (Formerly protein structure prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals

Tracy Larrabee (Computer Engineering) Test-pattern simulation and generation, fault modeling, fault diagnosis, design verification, technical writing, logic simulation

Patrick E. Mantey (Computer Engineering)(Baskin Professor of Computer Engineering) Multimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time monitoring and control, image systems, image processing, visualization, geographic information systems, decision support systems

Katia Obraczka (Computer Engineering) Computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, Internet information systems, mobile computing, wireless networks

Warren Sack (Film and Digital Media) Software design and media theory

Martine D. F. Schlag (Computer Engineering) VLSI design tools and algorithms, VLSI theory, field-programmable gate arrays, FPGA-based computing engines

Barry Sinervo (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Animal behavior, evolution, physiological ecology

Anujan Varma (Computer Engineering) Computer networking, computer architecture, optical networks

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Faculty and Professional InterestsPrincipal FacultyNeda Atanasoski, Feminist StudiesNew media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and culture in Central and Eastern Europe

Vilashini Cooppan, LiteraturePostcolonial studies; comparative and world literature; literatures of slavery and diaspora; globalization studies; cultural theory of race and ethnicity

Christine Hong, LiteratureAsian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies

Steve McKay, SociologyWork and labor markets; globalization and social change; political sociology; race; masculinity; migration; ethnography/qualitative methods

Marcia Ochoa, Feminist StudiesGender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela, social documentation

Juan Poblete, LiteratureLatin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o) American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices

Eric Porter, History/History of ConsciousnessBlack cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race and ethnic studies; jazz and popular music studies; urban studies

Felicity Amaya Schaffer, Feminist StudiesTransnational feminisms; sexuality and migration, technology, and race; intimacy and globalization; Latin American/Latino studies; border studies; Chicana/o studies; biometrics

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Karen Yamashita, LiteratureHistory and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil; Asian American literature; modern fiction; playwriting

Alice Yang, HistoryHistorical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th-century U.S., oral history

♦ ♦ ♦Mark Anderson, AnthropologyRacial formation, diaspora, nationalism, transnationalism, culture and power; Latin America, African diaspora

David Anthony, HistoryAfrican and African American history, art, music, literature, and cinema; eastern and southern Africa; African languages; Indian Ocean world; African and African American linkages; Islamic civilization; African diaspora studies; world history

Bettina Aptheker, Feminist StudiesFeminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies

Anjali Arondekar, Feminist StudiesSouth Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies

Gabriela Arredondo, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesLatina/o studies; Chicana/o history; U.S. immigration histories; U.S. social and cultural history; critical race and ethnicity theories; Chicana and Mexicana feminisms; “borderlands” studies; history of modern Mexico

Noriko Aso, HistoryJapanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, gender, race and ethnicity

Karen Bassi, LiteratureGreek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern studies; historiography; visual and performance studies

Dorian Bell, LiteratureNineteenth- and 20th-century French literature and intellectual history; histories of empire and anti-Semitism; literature and science; film studies; digital humanities

Martin Berger, History of Art and Visual CultureGender, race, and representation in U.S. culture

David Brundage, HistoryAmerican immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history

Chris Chen, LiteratureTwentieth- and 21st-century African American literature; Asian American literature; 20th and 21st-century US multiethnic poetry and poetics; comparative ethnic literary studies; literary formalisms and comparative racialization; contemporary experimental poetics and political theory

Nancy Chen, AnthropologyMedical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, mental health, food, China

Alan Christy, HistoryEarly modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism

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Cynthia Cruz, EducationFeminist ethnography; community-based learning; decolonial pedagogies; LGBTQ street youth; women of color thought; cultural studies and education

Jon Daehnke, AnthropologyArchaeology of the North American Pacific Coast, cultural heritage politics and law, contemporary Native American politics, human-environment interaction, landscape and place, collaborative methodologies, NAGPRA implementation and compliance, public representations of heritage and memory

Grace Peña Delgado, HistoryChicano/a History; Mexico-US-Canadian Borderlands; Latino/a Studies; Asian and Asian American Studies; Immigration; Gender and Sexuality; Modern Mexico and Latin America

Gina Dent, Feminist StudiesAfricana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture

Jennifer Derr, HistoryColonial and Post-colonial Middle Eastern history; Egypt; agricultural and environmental history; Ottoman history; spatial politics; African history; Islamic history

Nathaniel Deutsch, HistoryModern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of religions

Maria Elena Diaz, HistoryAtlantic world, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean, Cuba; social and cultural, global and local histories; colonialism, slavery and freedom, race/ethnicity, gender and class; legal, political, popular, and religious culture

Sylvana Falcón, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesHuman rights activism, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, contemporary Peru

Adrián Félix, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesInternational migration; Mexico-U.S. migration; migrant transnationalism; racial/ethnic politics and identity; politics of citizenship; Latino politics

Dana Frank, HistoryLate 19th- and 20th-century U.S. social history; women's, labor, and working-class history; race and ethnicitymodern Honduras; U.S. history in transnational perspective

Carla Freccero, LiteratureRenaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies

Rosa-Linda Fregoso, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesHuman rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies

Hiroshi Fukurai, SociologyCitizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law, decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research

K.C. Fung, EconomicsInternational trade and finance, WTO, foreign direct investment, global environmental economics, and Asia/Pacific economies

Susan Gillman, LiteratureNineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies

Jennifer González, History of Art and Visual CultureContemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography,





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Herman Gray, SociologyCultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory

Kirsten Silva Gruesz, LiteratureTransnational Americas studies; Chicano/Latino literatures and cultures; 19th-century U.S. and Latin American literature; poetry; history of the book; reading and literacy; bilingualism

Lisbeth Haas, HistoryU.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies, Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology

Karlton Hester, MusicPremeditated, electroacoustic, and spontaneous composition; flutes, saxophones, and interdisciplinary performance; improvisational and Afrocentric music theory, analysis and history. Artistic Director, Global African Music and Arts Festival/Symposium; UCSC/ISIM International Improvisation Festival/Conference

Catherine Jones, HistoryU.S. civil war and Reconstruction; slavery and emancipation; the American South; history of children; history of education; women and gender

L.S. Kim, Film and Digital MediaTelevision history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media

Norma Klahn, LiteratureLatin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)

Regina Langhout, PsychologySchool-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; young people and empowerment; participatory action research

Kimberly Lau, LiteratureFeminist theory; fairy tale studies; virtual worlds; social fictions; discourse analysis and ethnographic methods

Amy Lonetree, HistoryIndigenous history; museum studies; memory and history; Native American cultural production; public history; and Ho-Chunk tribal history

Boreth Ly, History of Art and Visual CultureVisual cultures of Southeast Asia and its diaspora: religions and materiality, theory of visual narrative, the politics of cultural translation; (post) colonial and cultural studies; issues of gender, sexuality, race, and trauma

David Marriott, History of ConsciousnessPoetics, black cultural studies, literary and psychoanalytic theory, visual culture studies, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, caribbean modernism, Fanon studies

Marc Matera, HistoryBritain and the British Empire; Modern Europe; world history; Atlantic World; western Africa; African diaspora studies; colonialism; race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality

Lourdes Martinez-Echazabal, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesLatin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory

Derek Murray, History of Art and Visual CultureTheory and criticism of contemporary art, cultural theory, identity and representation, art of



the African diaspora, popular visual culture, contemporary photography, and the ethics of art history and visual studies

Matthew O’Hara, HistoryColonial and modern Latin America; Mexico; religion; race, ethnicity, and identity; political culture; history of time

Greg O’Malley, HistorySlavery and the slave trade; the colonial Americas; the Atlantic World; race, ethnicity, and encounters; Native American history; revolutionary America

Hector Perla, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesInternational relations; Latin American studies; Latino politics; 21st-century left in Central America; U.S. foreign policy; social and revolutionary movements; asymmetric conflicts; political psychology; transnational political mobilization

Catherine Ramírez, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesUnited States cultural history, with a focus on immigration and assimilation; theories of citizenship; Latino literature; comparative ethnic studies; feminist and gender studies; cultural studies

Jennifer Reardon, SociologyScience studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society

Cecilia Rivas, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesTransnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico

Vanita Seth, PoliticsEarly modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, postcolonial theory

Nirvikar Singh, EconomicsIndustrial organization, political economy, economic development, technology and innovation, South Asian immigrants in the U.S., Indian economy, Sikhs and the Punjab

Yiman Wang, Film and Digital MediaTheory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi-colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border-crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas

Lewis Watts, Professor Emeritus, Art

Marilyn Westerkamp, HistoryColonial and revolutionary America; the Atlantic World; early modern cultural and religious history; U.S. religious history; gender studies; history of the body

Ronaldo Wilson, Literature20th-century and contemporary African American literature; poetry; contemporary American poetry and poetics; Black visual culture; recent experimental writers and artists

Pat Zavella, Latin American and Latina/o StudiesTransnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family, sexuality, labor, social networks, feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods

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Elliot W. Anderson, Associate Professor, Art Electronic art, digital arts/new media

Lawrence Andrews, Associate Professor, Film and Digital Media Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation

Neda Atanasoski, Assistant Professor, Feminist Studies New media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and culture in Central and Eastern Europe

Gopal Balakrishnan, Associate Professor, History of Consciousness Classics of political thought from Plato to Rousseau, early modern and modern European intellectual history, historical sociology, the history and future of capitalism, nationalism

Brandin Baron-Nusbaum, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Costume design, history of design

Amy C. Beal, Professor, Music American music, 20th-century music, experimental and improvisatory performance practices, postwar and Cold War culture, German new music festivals and radio stations, piano performance, contemporary music ensemble

Tandy Beal, Lecturer, Theater Arts (Dance) Choreography, improvisation, technique, performance skills, collaborations with classical and jazz composers, circus, theater and video, children's productions

James H. Bierman, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Playwriting, theater history and literature, classical and Renaissance drama, Chicano theater, digital media

Kirsten Brandt, Lecturer, Theater Arts (Drama) Associate Artistic Director, San Jose Repertory Theatre

Benjamin L. Carson, Associate Professor, Music Theories of consciousness and cognition, rhythm perception, Schoenberg, history of compositional method, subjectivity and identity

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Nancy Chen, Professor, AnthropologyMedical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, mental health, food, China

Alan Christy, Associate Professor, History Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism

Christopher Connery, Professor, LiteratureWorld literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution

Vilashini Cooppan, Associate Professor, Literature Postcolonial studies; comparative and world literature; literatures of slavery and diaspora; globalization studies; cultural theory of race and ethnicity

David H. Cope, Professor Emeritus, Music

Melanie Cordan, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New MediaCharacter animation, film, games, illustration, story boarding, 2-D animation, teaching

E. G. Crichton, Professor, Art Intermedia, electronic arts, photography, installation

David L. Cuthbert, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Lighting design, CADD, projection design, scenic design

Sharon A. Daniel, Professor, Film and Digital Media Community-based public art in information and communications environments, social and political aspects of information technology, community networks, participatory culture, digital inclusion, net art, human-computer interface design

James E. Davis, Associate Professor, Computer Science Computer graphics and computer vision, methods for acquiring and manipulating complex graphical models from the real world

Luca De Alfaro, Professor, Computer ScienceReputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory, formal methods

Kate Edmunds, Professor, Theater Arts Set design for theater and film

Shelly E. Errington, Professor, Anthropology Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America

M. Kathleen Foley, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Asian theater, Southeast Asian studies, performance studies, maskwork, puppetry, multicultural theater

Mark Franko, Professor, Theater Arts (Dance) Dance history and theory, choreography, technique, performance studies, theatrical theory in historical and critical perspective

Carla Freccero, Professor, Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, LiteratureRenaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies

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Jennifer A. González, Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S.

Shelby Graham, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New Media

Irene Gustafson, Associate Professor, Film and Digital Media Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction media, experimental film/video, production design, gender and queer studies

Helen Mayer Harrison, Visiting Eminent Professor, Arts Division and Art Department

Newton Harrison, Visiting Eminent Professor, Arts Division and Art Department

Karlton Hester, Associate Professor, Music Premeditated, electroacoustic, and spontaneous composition; flutes, saxophones, and interdisciplinary performance; improvisational and Afrocentric music theory, analysis and history

Dee Hibbert-Jones, Associate Professor, Art Public art, sculpture

Robin Hunicke, Visiting Associate Professor, ArtGame design

Donna M. Hunter, Associate Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual culture between the two world wars; art as social practice, portraiture

Robin James, Associate Professor, Philosophy (UNC Charlotte) Contemporary continental philosophy, feminist theory, and critical race/postcolonial theory

Kimberly Jannarone, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Directing, dramaturgy, dramatic theory and criticism, theater history, acting

Arnav Jhala, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Artificial intelligence: video games, graphics, and intelligent user interfaces

David E. Jones, Professor, Music; Provost, Porter College Composition and analysis, chamber opera, Balkan music, language and music, timbre and orchestration

David Kaun, Professor, EconomicsEconomics of art and culture; political economy of capitalism (including the quality of public discourse and its impact on public policy)

James Khazar, Lecturer, Art

Christine L. King, Lecturer, Kresge College

Mark Krumholz, Associate Professor, Astronomy and Astrophysics Star formation, interstellar medium, numerical methods

Sri Kurniawan, Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive technology; usability; empirical studies; user-centered design

Brenda Laurel, Adjunct Professor, Computer ScienceResearch, design, and production management of interactive media

John Jota Leanos, Assistant Professor, Social Documentation Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice

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Charles L. Lord, Professor Emeritus, Film and Digital Media

Paul M. Lubeck, Professor Emeritus, Sociology

Irene Lusztig, Assistant Professor, Film and Digital Media Film and video production, experimental documentary, ethnographic film, autobiographical film, editing

Dominic W. Massaro, Professor Emeritus, Psychology

Michael J. Mateas, Professor, Computer Science Artificial Intelligence (AI) for art and entertainment, game AI, AI and creativity, AI-based interactive storytelling, autonomous characters

Charles McDowell, Professor, Computer Science; Associate Dean of Engineering for Undergraduate Affairs Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education

Margaret E. Morse, Professor Emerita, Film and Digital Media

Derek C. Murray, Assistant Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary art, globalization, theory and criticism, African-diaspora art, visual-culture studies, cultural theory

Soraya Murray, Assistant Professor, Film and Digital Media Contemporary visual culture and representation including: new media art; projected arts; photography; electronic games; theories of art and globalization; representations of migration and otherness

Spencer Nakasako, Lecturer, Social Documentation

Paul Nauert, Professor, Music Theory, composition; rhythm and meter; music cognition; mathematical and computer models of the compositional process

Dard A. Neuman, Assistant Professor, Music; Kamil and Talat Hasan Endowed Chair in Classical Indian Music Ethnomusicology; Hindustani music; colonialism, nationalism, technology and performance; sitar

A. Todd Newberry, Professor Emeritus, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Marcia Ochoa, Associate Professor, Feminist Studies Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela

Alex Pang, Professor, Computer Science Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces

Jennifer Parker, Associate Professor, Art Sculpture, installation, video, and performance art

Stephen C. Petersen, Lecturer, Computer Engineering Embedded controller systems, RF wireless systems, modulation and spectrum reuse, digital signal processing, circuit theory

Larry Polansky, Professor, MusicComposition, post-tonal theory, algorithmic music, American music, tuning theory, contemporary music, ensemble performance and performance practice, acoustic and electric guitar music, music editing and publishing, interdisciplinary collaboration, music and scientific research

Eric Porter, Professor, American Studies Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race and ethnic studies; popular music and jazz studies



S. Ravi Rajan, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics

B. Ruby Rich, Professor, Social Documentation and Film and Digital Media Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.

Jennifer Reardon, Associate Professor, SociologyScience studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society

Kate O'Riordan, Associate Professor, Art Theory, digital media technologies.

Adrienne Roberts, Lecturer, Art

Warren Sack, Professor, Film and Digital Media Software design and media theory

Daniel Scheie, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Acting, directing, dramatic literature, theater history, Shakespeare, Wagner, gay studies

Barry Sinervo, Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Animal behavior, evolution, physiological ecology

Elizabeth Stephens, Professor, Art Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art

Renee Tajima-Pena, Professor, Social Documentation Documentary film and video focusing on Asian American and immigrant communities, media, and social change

Mircea Teodorescu, Adjunct Associate Professor, Computer EngineeringDynamics, vibrations, contact mechanics, biomechanics

Gustavo Vazquez, Associate Professor, Film and Digital Media Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in filmr

Fabian Wagmister, Associate Professor, Film and TV (UCLA)

Edward C. Warburton, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Development of dance thought in action, creative processes, and technology in theater arts; dance technique, movement research and composition, and applied dance practices

Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Associate Professor, Computer Science Digital media, computer games, electronic literature, software studies

Christina Waters, Research Associate, Digital Arts and New MediaTheory, writing

Zachary Watkins, Lecturer, Music Music composition, engineering, sound art

Jeff Watson, Assistant Professor, Digital Futures (OCAD University)

Lewis G. Watts, Professor Emeritus, Art

Emmet J. Whitehead, Associate Professor, Computer Science Software engineering, software configuration management, web, hypertext, collaborative authoring, hypertext versioning, Internet information systems

Don Williams, Director, Cultural Arts and Diversity Center African American Theater Arts Troupe, Rainbow Theatre




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Richard Wohlfeiler, Lecturer, Art Printmaking, drawing

Susan Working, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New MediaSculpture, design, arts administration

Laura Wright, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New MediaTechnology and fiber arts, social and political practices, education, communication

David Yager, Professor, Art Photography, design, and print media

Chris Yonge, Lecturer, Computer ScienceDesign and innovation, digital modeling, computer-based animation, 3-D printing

Erika Zavaleta, Associate Professor, Environmental StudiesBiodiversity and global change, biological invasions, terrestrial plant and ecosystem ecology, human ecology, conservation science

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Faculty, Researchers, and Professional InterestsErik Asphaug, Professor Emeritus

Terrance Blackburn, Assistant Professor Geochemistry, thermochronology, tectonics

Emily E. Brodsky, Professor Earthquakes, volcanoes, fluid flow in fractured media

Kenneth L. Cameron, Professor Emeritus

Patrick Y. Chuang, Professor Clouds, aerosols and climate

Matthew E. Clapham, Associate Professor Paleobiology, geobiology

Robert S. Coe, Professor Emeritus

Daniel Farber, Lecturer Paleogeomorphology using short-lived nuclides; high-pressure experiments with applications to Earth's deep interior

Noah J. Finnegan, Assistant Professor Geomorphology, active tectonics

Andrew T. Fisher, Professor Hydrogeology, crustal studies, coupled flows, modeling

Ian Garrick-Bethell, Assistant Professor Planetary interiors, paleomagnetism

Robert E. Garrison, Professor Emeritus

James B. Gill, Professor Emeritus

Gary A. Glatzmaier, Professor Emeritus

Gary B. Griggs, Distinguished Professor, Earth Sciences; Director, Institute of Marine Sciences Coastal processes, hazards and engineering

Jeremy K. Hourigan, Associate Professor

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Paul L. Koch, Professor Isotope geochemistry, paleobiology and ecology

Don G. Korycansky. CODEP Research Planetary Scientist Planetary impacts, asteroid dynamics

Marc G. Kramer, CRS Associate Research Earth Scientist Biogeochemistry, Earth surface process, remote sensing

Mikhail Kreslavsky, CODEP Assistant Research Planetary Scientist Mars surface evolution and planetary data analysis

Leo F. Laporte, Professor Emeritus

Thorne Lay, Distinguished Professor Seismology, geophysics

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J. Casey Moore, Professor Emeritus

Francis Nimmo, Professor Icy satellites, accretion, Mars, planetary geophysics

Adina Paytan, Lecturer, IMS Research Scientist Biogeochemistry, paleoceanography, environmental and aquatic chemistry

Dave Rubin, EPS, Researcher Geomorphology

Hilde L. Schwartz, Senior Lecturer Vertebrate paleontology, environmental geology, paleoecology, chemosynthetic ecosystems

Susan Y. Schwartz, Professor Seismology, geophysics, active tectonics

Eli A. Silver, Professor Marine geology and geophysics, active tectonics, remote sensing

Lisa Sloan, Professor Past and future climate change, climate modeling, Earth system science

Othmar T. Tobisch, Professor Emeritus

Slawek M. Tulaczyk, Professor Glaciology and glacial geology, soil mechanics

Steven N. Ward, IGPP Research Geophysicist Seismology, geophysics

Gerald E. Weber, Lecturer Emeritus

Quentin Williams, Professor Mineral physics, tectonophysics, experimental geochemistry

Ru-Shan Wu, CSIDE Research Geophysicist Seismology, geophysics; wave propagation and subsurface imaging

Xiao-Bi Xie, CSIDE Research Geophysicist Theoretical and applied seismology

James C. Zachos, Professor Paleoceanography, marine stratigraphy

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Weixin Cheng, Professor, Environmental Studies Soil ecology, agroecology, biogeochemistry, global change ecology

Margaret (Peggy) L. Delaney, Professor, Ocean Sciences Paleoceanography, marine geochemistry

A. Russell Flegal, Professor, Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in anthropology and archaeology

Jonathan Fortney, Associate Professor, Astronomy and Astrophysics Planetary atmospheres and interiors, extrasolar planets

Michael Loik, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Plant physiological ecology, climate change ecology, biometeorology, ecohydrology

A. Christina Ravelo, Professor, Ocean Sciences Stable isotope geochemistry and chemical oceanography, paleoclimatology

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Associated FacultyNoriko Aso, Associate Professor of HistoryJapanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, gender, race and ethnicity

Dilip Basu, Professor Emeritus of History

Raoul Birnbaum, Professor of History of Art and Visual CultureBuddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China

Nancy Chen, Professor of AnthropologyMedical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, mental health, food, China

Alan Christy, Associate Professor of HistoryEarly modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism

Christopher Connery, Professor of LiteratureWorld literature and cultural studies; globalism and geographical thought; the 1960s; Marxism; pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies; cultural revolution

Sakae Fujita, Lecturer of LanguagesForeign language education, drama in education

Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor of SociologyCitizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law, decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research

K.C. Fung, Professor of EconomicsInternational trade and finance, WTO, foreign direct investment, global environmental economics, and Asia/Pacific economies

Per Gjerde, Professor Emeritus of Psychology

June Gordon, Professor of EducationUrban education; international comparative education; the impact of economics, culture and politics on educational attitudes and expectations of immigrants; marginalized youth;

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Gail B. Hershatter, Professor of HistoryModern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia

Christine Hong, Assistant Professor of LiteratureAsian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies

Emily Honig, Professor of HistoryGender, sexuality, and ethnicity in modern Chinese history; comparative labor history; Chicana history, nationalism, and sexuality in the Third World; oral history

Minghui Hu, Associate Professor of HistoryEarly Modern China (1600–1900)

Junko Ito, Professor of LinguisticsPhonology, morphology, Germanic languages, Japanese

Stacy Kamehiro, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual CultureVisual cultures of Oceania; colonial cultures; visual culture ad identity; gender studies; museums and collecting; material culture

Hi Kyung Kim, Associate Professor of MusicComposition, theory, contemporary music, analysis, orchestration, Korean music, world music composition, Founder and Artistic Director, Pacific Rim Music Festival

L.S. Kim, Associate Professor of Film and Digital MediaTelevision history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media

Paul Lubek, Professor Emeritus of Sociology

Boreth Ly, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual CultureVisual cultures of Southeast Asia and its diaspora: religions and materiality, theory of visual narrative, the politics of cultural translation; (post) colonial and cultural studies; issues of gender, sexuality, race, and trauma

David Keenan, Lecturer of LanguagesChinese language, fiction, and history

Shigeko Okamoto, Professor of LanguagesSociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, language and gender, foreign language pedagogy, Japanese linguistics

Benjamin Read, Associate Professor of PoliticsComparative politics with special interest in the politics of China; theories of associations and social networks; communist and post-communist states; political participation and collective action

Lisa Rofel, Professor of AnthropologyCritical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, queer theory, transnational capitalism, postcolonial and transnational feminism, China

Dana Y. Takagi, Professor of SociologySocial inequality, affect, religion, race, quantitative analysis

Yiman Wang, Assistant Professor of Film and Digital MediaTheory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi-colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border-crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas




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Rob Wilson, Professor of LiteratureTransnational and postcolonial literatures, especially as located and transformed in Asia/Pacific; cultural-political emergences as posited against empires of globalization; cultural poetics of America in the Pacific and Oceania; the sublime, Longinus to Hiroshima; poetics of experimental writing, especially poetry; the poetry and cultural poetics of Bob Dylan; Beat beatitude, social and literary, from Jesus to Juliana Spahr et al; San Francisco as Global City, with its literature read as archive of vision and critique; Pacific Rim cities from Hong Kong and Seoul to Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Los Angeles

Karen Yamashita, Professor of LiteratureHistory and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil; Asian American literature; modern fiction; playwriting

Alice Yang, Associate Professor of HistoryHistorical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th-century U.S., oral history

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorCarlos E. Dobkin Public health, public policy, and econometrics

Michael P. Dooley International finance, monetary theory and policy

Robert W. Fairlie Labor economics, entrepreneurship, education, applied econometrics

Daniel Friedman Microeconomic theory, experimental economics, evolution and learning, financial markets

K.C. Fung International trade and finance, WTO, foreign direct investment, global environmental economics, and Asia/Pacific economies

Michael M. Hutchison International finance, open economy macroeconomics, emerging markets, European and Asian economies

Kenneth Kletzer International economics, macroeconomics, economic development

Nirvikar Singh Industrial organization, political economy, economic development, technology and innovation, South Asian immigrants in the U.S., Indian economy, Sikhs and the Punjab

Carl E. Walsh Monetary theory and policy, macroeconomics

Donald A. Wittman Economic theory, politics, law

Associate ProfessorCarlos E. Dobkin Public health, public policy, and econometrics

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Justin G. Marion Public economics, empirical industrial organization

Jonathan RobinsonDevelopment economics, program evaluation and applied microeconomics

Alan Spearot International trade; industrial organization, applied econometrics

Thomas Wu International finance, macroeconomics, Brazilian macroeconomic policy

Assistant ProfessorEric Aldrich Macroeconomics, finance, computational economics, financial econometrics

George Bulman Public economics, labor economics, economics of education

Weishi Gu Macroeconomics, international economics, labor economics and computational economics

Jennifer P. Poole International trade; Latin American economics; applied microeconomics

Hikaru Saijo Macroeconomics, applied econometrics

Ajay Shenoy Development economics, economic growth, macroeconomics

LecturerKate Erin Financial accounting, managerial accounting, accountaing for sustainability

Julie Hupton Gonzalez Environmental economics and policy, natural resource economics and policy, microeconomics, energy economics, managerial economics

Kai PommerenkeEntrepreneurship and e-commerce; corporate finance, investments, financial engineering, and Chartered Financial Analyst examination

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Joshua Aizenman, Emeritus

Yin-Wong Cheung, Emeritus

Mary Flannery, Emerita Lecturer

Ronald E. Grieson, Emeritus

John W. Isbister, Emeritus

David E. Kaun, Emeritus

Lori G. Kletzer, Emerita

Jacob B. Michaelsen, Emeritus

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Helen Shapiro, Associate Professor of Sociology Political economy, Latin American economic history and development (with an emphasis on Brazil), industrial policy, the auto industry, the state and transnational corporations

Yi Zhang, Associate Professor of Technology and Information Management Information retrieval, knowledge management, natural language processing, machine learning

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorMargaret (Greta) A. Gibson, Emerita

Ron GlassEducation as a practice of freedom; research for equity; ethical issues in collaborative research; moral and political philosophy and education; ideology and education; race and education; school reform; democracy and education

June A. Gordon Urban education; international comparative education; the impact of economics, culture and politics on educational attitudes and expectations of immigrants; marginalized youth; schooling and society in Japan, China, India, the U.K., and the U.S.A.; sociology of education

Judit Moschkovich Mathematical thinking and learning; student conceptions of functions; mathematical discourse; everyday mathematical practices; bilingual mathematics learners

Rodney Ogawa Educational reform, the impact of social institutions on the structure of school organization, the impact of school organization on contexts for teaching and learning, and uses of information technology to redesign education

Brad Olsen Teacher development (with emphasis on knowledge and identity), English education, and sociolinguistics

Art Pearl, Emeritus

Lucinda Pease-Alvarez Language and literacy development, language-minority education, bilingualism, informal learning; teachers as policy makers

Trish Stoddart Teacher education, science education, educational reform

David Swanger, Emeritus

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Associate ProfessorDoris Ash Informal science learning, teacher professional development, science discourse in and out of the classroom

Lora Bartlett Educational policy and school reform, schools as workplaces for teachers, the conditions of teachers’ commitment

George Bunch Language and education in linguistically diverse settings, preparation of teachers for linguistic diversity, language policy, and bilingualism

Judith Scott Literacy and language learning, particularly with students who depend on schools to learn about academic language; reading, writing, vocabulary development; vocabulary assessment; teachers’ professional development through collaboration and inquiry

Jerome Shaw Scientific inquiry, specifically examining the science education experiences of English language learners and their teachers; includes examining ways in which assessments in English measure content knowledge versus language proficiency

Assistant ProfessorCynthia Cruz Feminist ethnography; community-based learning; decolonial pedagogies; LGBTQ street youth; women of color thought; cultural studies and education

Eduardo Mosqueda Mathematics education of English learners; large-scale data set quantitative analysis; urban education issues

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorCatherine R. Cooper (Psychology) Cultural perspectives on child and adolescent development; linkages among families, peers, schools, and work; issues of diversity, ethnicity, and gender in identity; research, practice, and policy in university outreach programs; linking qualitative and quantitative research

Bruce N. Cooperstein (Mathematics) Algebra, algebraic number theory

Barbara Rogoff (Psychology) Human development in sociocultural activity; informal and formal arrangements for learning; adult/child and peer communication in families and schools in diverse cultural communities; learning through observation; cognitive development, especially problem solving, planning, and attention

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ProfessorBenjamin Friedlander Digital communications, wireless communication system, array processing, adaptive signal processing

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Michael Isaacson Nano- and microfabrication technology and applications to biomedical and diagnostic devices, nanocharacterization of materials with emphasis on the development of microscopy tools, novel modes of imaging, electron and light optics, renewable energy systems, STEM education

Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang Low-power. High-speed VLSI circuit design and synthesis, RF circuits, biological circuits, mixed technology, mixed signal CAD

Nobuhiko P. KobayashiPhysics and chemistry of complex functional materials; Group III-V compound semiconductor nanometer-scale structures and devices; mixed oxide nanometer-scale structures and devices; tailored nanomicrometer-scale hybrid semiconductor structures for energy conversion devices and advanced electronics, Science Director of Advanced studies Laboratories, UCSC and NASA Ames Research Center)

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Peyman Milanfar Statistical signal, image, and video processing; computational vision and photography; modeling and inverse problems in imaging; detection and estimation theory

Kenneth Pedrotti Integrated circuit design for communications, analog electronics, radio frequency integrated circuits, low-phase-noise oscillators, frequency synthesis, VLSI clock distribution, optical communications, high-speed electronics for lightwave systems, devices for all optical networking and imaging

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Hamid Sadjadpour Wireless communication systems, network information theory and scaling laws, performance analysis of wireless and social networks, routing and MAC protocol design for wireless networks

Holger Schmidt Optofluidics, atom photonics, hollow-core photonics for biomedicine and quantum optics, nanomagnetism, nanomagneto-optics, single-particle spectroscopy, ultrafast optics

John F. Vesecky HF radar design and construction and observation of ocean surface winds, waves and currents with applications to coastal and deep water ocean processes; project MEDSAT

Donald Wiberg, Emeritus (UCLA)

Assistant ProfessorAllie FletcherStatistical signal processing, information theory, computational neuroscience

Ali A. YanikNano-plasmonics and metamaterials. Lab-on-chip systems: optofluidic BioNEMS, nano-fluidics and label-free biosensors. Nano-spectroscopy: plasmonic nano-antennas and single molecule vibrational dynamics. Rare cell isolation and single cell analysis: circulating tumor cells, plasmonic nano-tweezers and phononic crystals for flow cytometry. Nano-fabrication, soft lithography and biopatterning. Nano-electronics, spintronics, and thermoelectricity

Adjunct ProfessorFarid Dowla RF communications, radar, and signal and image processing

Heinz Erzberger Air traffic control

Ali Shakouri (Visiting Professor) Quantum electronics; nano- and microscale heat and current transport in semiconductor devices; thermoelectric/thermionic energy conversion; renewable energy sources; thermal imaging; micro-refrigerators on a chip; and optoelectronic integrated circuits

Toshishige Yamada Modeling of micro/nanoscale electronic materials and devices emphasizing energy-band and equivalent-circuit methods; comparison of modeling and experiments: InP, InSb, ZnO, In203, and GaAs semiconducting nanowires; carbon nanotubes/nanofibers devices; Si atomic chain devices; metallic nanoislands; strained Si/Ge channels; GaAs lateral surface superlattice; Josephson devices, etc.

Assistant Adjunct ProfessorKenneth Laws HF radar sensing of ocean surface currents, HF radar detection of ships, other applications of radar remote sensing, development of autonomous ocean surface vehicles for coastal marine sensing, and development of renewable energy sources

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Sangho ShinEnergy-efficient analog/digital/mixed-signal hardware integrations, nanoelectronic analog/digital circuit technologies, post-CMOS VLSIs and computing systems, memristors and memristive systems, high-performance data-intensive memory systems, and neuromorphic computing and biosensor circuits/systems

♦ ♦ ♦Sue Carter (Physics) Experimental condensed matter physics, polymer physics, molecular electronics, phase transitions, electronic and optical properties of materials

David W. Deamer (joint with Chemistry and Biochemistry and Biomolecular Engineering, UC Davis Emeritus) Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis, DNA sequencing, biomolecular self-assembly


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J.J. Garcia-Luna-AcevesChair of Computer EngineeringJack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer EngineeringDirector of Networking Sciences Institute Principles of computer communication, Internet, mobile and pervasive computing, wireless networks, information centric networks, network science

Matthew R. Guthaus (Computer Engineering) Health sensor systems, digital health, mobile health applications, integrated circuits and chip design (VLSI), electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), low-power circuits, mobile and pervasive computing

Ronnie D. Lipschutz (Politics) International relations; global political economy; globalization; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society and social movements; popular culture and politics; technology and society; risk society

Darrell D. E. Long (Computer Science) Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia

Roberto Manduchi (Computer Engineering) Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the visually impaired, mobile and pervasive computing

Patrick E. Mantey (Computer Engineering)(Baskin Professor of Computer Engineering)CITRIS Campus Director Multimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time monitoring and control, image systems, image processing, visualization, geographic information systems, decision support systems

Claire Max (Astronomy and Astrophysics and UCO/Lick Observatory) Adaptive optics, planetary science

Jose Renau (Computer Engineering) Health sensor systems, digital health, mobile health applications, integrated circuits and chip design (VLSI), electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), low-power circuits, mobile and pervasive computing

B. Shastry (Physics) Condensed matter physics, strongly correlated matter, Mott-Hubbard physics, high Tc superconductivity, quantum magnetism, exactly integrable systems, exactly solvable models of many-body systems and in statistical mechanics, quantum chaos, geometric frustration






William T. Sullivan (Biology) Genetics, cell biology, development of the Drosophila embryo

Jin Z. Zhang (Chemistry) Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including semiconductor and metal nanoparticles; femtosecond laser spectroscopy; ultrafast dynamics on surfaces and at interfaces; cancer biomarker detection; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorWeixin Cheng Soil ecology, agroecology, biogeochemistry, global change ecology

Tim Duane Environmental law and policy, renewable energy development, ecosystem-based management, land use planning and regulation, water law and policy, conservation easements

Margaret FitzSimmons Social and spatial aspects of environmental change, the development and regulation of primary-sector activities and the regional integration of environmental planning and resources management institutions in urban and rural settings

Gregory S. Gilbert Disease ecology, forest ecology, tropical ecology, biological invasions, conservation biology, applied evolutionary ecology

Brent Haddad Fresh-water economics, policy, and communications; economic institutions and the environment; climate-change mitigation and adaptation; institutional and ecological economics

Karen D. Holl Restoration ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology

Sheldon Kamieniecki Environmental politics and policy; agenda building; strategic regulatory planning; business and interest group influence; political campaigns and elections; research methodology

Deborah K. Letourneau Agroecology, tropical biology, insect-plant interactions, biological conservation for ecosystem services, biological processes as an alternative to pesticides, environmental risks of genetically engineered organisms, redwood forest community ecology

Daniel M. Press U.S. environmental politics and policy, water quality, industrial ecology, resources management, policy analysis

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Andrew Szasz Environmental sociology (environmental movements, policy, environmental justice), theory

Erika Zavaleta Biodiversity and global change, biological invasions, terrestrial plant and ecosystem ecology, human ecology, conservation science

Associate ProfessorJeffrey T. Bury Political ecology; sustainable development; Latin America; extractive industries; climate change; new models of conservation

Michael E. Loik Plant physiological ecology, climate change ecology, biometeorology, ecohydrology

Flora Lu Ecological anthropology, indigenous resource management and household economics, conservation, market integration, environmental justice, Amazon rainforest, Ecuador

Stacy M. Philpott Agroecology, biodiversity, climate change, community ecology, conservation biology, ecosystem services, food sovereignty, landscape ecology, insects, tropical biology, urban ecology

S. Ravi Rajan Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics

Christopher C. Wilmers Wildlife ecology, conservation biology, global change ecology, ecological modeling

Assistant ProfessorAdam Millard-Ball Transportation planning and policy, environmental economics, urban sustainability, climate change policy

Zdravka Tzankova Environmental policy and politics (United States and comparative), especially: scientific expertise and environmental decision-making; non-state market-based governance; interactions between public and private regulation (dynamics and conservation consequences); marine policy

Associate Adjunct ProfessorCatherine BurnsConservation biology, mammals, birds, population and community ecology

Renee KidsonHydrology, water resource management, urban water supply training, climate change and Antarctic science, military history

Heather TallisNatural resource management, ecosystem services, social ecological systems, environmental impact assessment and mitigation, economics, environmental psychology

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Environmental Studies LecturersSarah Rabkin Environmental and science journalism, the literary and visual arts in natural history practice

Andrew Schiffrin Environmental assessment, transportation, land use planning, water supply planning

♦ ♦ ♦Doris Ash (Education) Informal science learning, teacher professional development, science discourse in and out of the classroom

Giacomo Bernardi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Fish biology, phylogenetics, evolution

Michael K. Brown, Emeritus (Politics)

Kenneth W. Bruland, Emeritus (Ocean Sciences)

Edmund Burke III, Emeritus (History)

Melissa L. Caldwell (Anthropology) Poverty and public health; welfare, charity, and assistance; food and consumption; gardens, nature, and landscapes; religion; socialism and postsocialism; Russia, the former Soviet Union, and Eastern Europe

Mark Cioc (History) German history, modern European history, environmental history

Daniel P. Costa (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Physiological ecology of marine mammals and birds

Donald Croll (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Ecology and conservation of islands and seabirds

Ben Crow (Sociology) International development, sociology of water and markets, global inequality, South Asia and East Africa, political economy, and green enterprise

E. Melanie DuPuis (Sociology) Economic sociology, sociology of consumption, sociology of development, political sociology, sociology of the environment, technological change, historical sociology, social theory, food and social change, agriculture sustainability

Kent Eaton (Politics) Comparative politics, Latin America, international relations, political economy, public policy, political institutions

James Estes (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and Ocean Sciences) Marine sciences, community ecology, species interactions

Andrew Fisher (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Hydrogeology, crustal studies, heat flow, modeling

Jonathan A. Fox (Latin American and Latino Studies) Latin American and Latino politics, including issues of democratization, accountability, social movements, transnational civil society, social and environmental policy, and immigration





Laurel R. Fox (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions

Diane Gifford-Gonzalez (Anthropology) Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology

James B. Gill, Emeritus (Earth and Planetary Sciences)

Gary B. Griggs (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Coastal processes, hazards and engineering

Daniel Guevara (Philosophy) Kant, moral philosophy, moral psychology, environmental ethics, history of modern philosophy

Julie H. Guthman (Social Sciences) Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, epigenetics and environmental health, critical nutrition, critical human geography

Donna J. Haraway, Emerita (History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies)

Susan Harding, Emerita (Anthropology)

A. Marm Kilpatrick (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Disease ecology, population biology, conservation

Paul L. Koch, Professor (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Isotope biogeochemistry, vertebrate paleontology

Ronnie D. Lipschutz (Politics) International relations; global political economy; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society and social movements; popular culture and politics; technology and society; risk society, state transformation and global governmentality

Paul M. Lubeck, Emeritus (Sociology)

Andrew Salvador Mathews (Anthropology) Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy

Ingrid M. Parker (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Plant ecology, plant-pathogen interactions, biological invasions

Adina Paytan, IMS Research Scientist (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Biogeochemistry, paleoceanography, environmental and aquatic chemistry

Grant H. Pogson (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Molecular population genetics, ecological genetics, marine invertebrates and fishes

Donald C. Potts (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical biology, global change, and remote sensing

Peter T. Raimondi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Marine ecology, evolutionary ecology, experimental design, applied ecology

Jennifer E. Reardon (Sociology) Science studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society

Danilyn Rutherford (Anthropology) Borders and frontiers, colonialism, nationalism, ethnicity, kinship, performance, Christianity, secularism, sovereignty, publics, affect, technology, governancy, theory and method in anthropology, West Papua, Indonesia, the U.S.

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Dana Y. Takagi (Sociology) Social inequality, affect, religion, race, quantitative analysis

Anna Tsing (Anthropology) Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.

Slawek M. Tulaczyk (Earth and Planetary Science) Glaciology and glacial geology, soil mechanics

Terrie M. Williams (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Large mammal physiology, bioenergetics, exercise and environmental physiology

Patricia Zavella (Latin American and Latino Studies)Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family sexuality, labor, social networks, feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods

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Ecology and Evolutionary BiologyFaculty and Professional InterestsSuzanne AlonzoSexual selection, social behavior and the evolution and ecology of reproduction

Giacomo Bernardi Fish biology, phylogenetics, evolution

Mark H. Carr Marine ecology, applied marine ecology

Daniel P. Costa Physiological ecology of marine mammals and birds

Donald Croll Ecology and conservation of islands and seabirds

Jim Estes Marine sciences, community ecology, species interactions

Laurel R. Fox Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions

Kathleen M. Kay Plant evolutionary ecology

A. Marm Kilpatrick Disease ecology, population biology

Kristy KroekerGlobal change biology, community ecology, applied marine ecology, climate change, ocean acidification, multiple stressors

Bruce E. Lyon Behavioral ecology, evolutionary ecology, avian ecology

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Ingrid M. Parker Plant ecology, plant-pathogen interactions, biological invasions

Jarmila Pittermann Plant physiology

Grant H. Pogson Molecular population genetics, ecological genetics, marine invertebrates and fishes

Donald C. Potts Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical biology, global change, and remote sensing

Peter T. Raimondi Marine ecology, evolutionary ecology, experimental design, applied ecology

Beth Shapiro Evolutionary and molecular ecology, ancient DNA, genomics, pathogen evolution

Barry Sinervo Animal behavior, evolution, physiological ecology

John N. Thompson Coevolution, evolutionary ecology and genetics of species interactions, organization of biodiversity

Terrie M. Williams Large mammal physiology, bioenergetics, exercise and environmental physiology

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Emeritus FacultyWilliam Jackson Davis William Doyle Lynda J. Goff Ralph Hinegardner Jean Langenheim Burney LeBoeuf Charles (Leo) Ortiz A. Todd Newberry John Pearse

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology LecturersRobin Dunkin

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Claudio Campagna (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology)Marine conservation; species conservation, philosophical aspects of nature conservation

James Estes (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Marine sciences, community ecology, species interactions

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Elliott Hazen (NOAA/NMFS/SWFSC; Adjunct Faculty, Duke University Marine Lab)Marine ecology, birds and mammals, conservation biology: focusing on predator-prey dynamics and their response to environmental variability and global change

Joseph Merz (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; Cramer Fish Sciences) Relationships between aquatic species and their environments and the effects of anthropogenic influences on those relationships.

Stephan B. Munch (NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center, Stony Brook University) Population and ecosystem dynamics, contemporary evolution of life histories, transgenerational thermal plasticity

Devon Pearse (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; NOAA Fisheries Service’s; Southwest Fisheries Science Center) Evolutionary and ecological genetics, conservation biology

Luiz Rocha (California Academy of Sciences) Fish ecology, systematics and evolution

Bernie Tershy (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Ecology and conservation of seabirds and island ecosystems

M. Tim Tinker (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; Western Ecological Research Center, USGS) Foraging ecology and demography of the southern sea otter

Kerstin Wasson (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve) Evolutionary ecology, invasion biology, conservation science

AffiliatesGreg Gilbert (Environmental Studies) Disease ecology, conservation biology, tropical forest ecology, microbial ecology

Karen D. Holl (Environmental Studies) Restoration ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology

Paul L. Koch (Earth Sciences) Isotope biogeochemistry, vertebrate paleontology

Raphael Kudela (Ocean Sciences) Ecological modeling and remote sensing, satellite oceanography, phytoplankton ecology and harmful algal blooms

Marc Mangel (Applied Mathematics and Statistics)Mathematical modeling of biological phenomena, especially the evolutionary ecology of growth, aging, and longevity; quantitative issues in fishery management; mathematical and computational aspects of disease

Christopher Wilmers (Environmental Studies) Population and community ecology; wildlife conservation; predator-prey dynamics; climate change impacts on biodiversity.

Jonathan Zehr (Ocean Sciences) Aquatic microbial ecology, biological oceanography

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Faculty and Professional InterestsBettina Aptheker, Professor of Feminist Studies and History Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies

Anjali Arondekar, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies

Neda Atanasoski, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies New media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and culture in Central and Eastern Europe

Karen Barad, Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Philosophy Feminist science studies, materialism, deconstruction, poststructuralism, posthumanism, multi-species studies, science and justice, physics, 20th-century continental philosophy, epistemology, ontology, ethics, philosophy of physics, feminist, queer, and trans theories

Gina Dent, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Studies Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture

Margaret M. Downes-Baskin, Research Associate in Feminist Studies Presidential leadership styles, elections and the media, women's political and corporate leadership style, intergenerational relations

Lisbeth Haas, Profesor of Feminist Studies, and Professor of History U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies; Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology

Marcia Ochoa, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela, social documentation

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♦ ♦ ♦Angela Y. Davis, Emerita, Professor of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies Feminism, African American studies, critical theory, popular music culture and social consciousness, philosophy of punishment (women's jails and prisons)

Carla Freccero, Professor and Chair of Literature, History of Consciousness; Professor of Feminist Studies Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies

Rosa Linda Fregoso, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies, Feminist Studies, and Film and Digital Media Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies

Jody Greene, Professor of Literature and Feminist Studies Seventeenth- and 18th-century British literature and culture; pre- and early modern studies; critical theory, especially Derrida; poststructuralism and ethics; gender studies; history of authorship; history of the book; human property

Donna J. Haraway, Emerita, Professor of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies Feminist theory, cultural and historical studies of science and technology, relation of life and human sciences, human-animal relations, and animal studies

Helene Moglen, Emerita, Professor of Literature The English novel; feminist, critical, cultural, and psychoanalytic theory; gender and genre in social and psychological contexts

Affiliated FacultyGabriela Arredondo, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies U.S. social and cultural history; Chicana/o history; critical race and ethnicity theories; im/migration history; Latina/os in the U.S.; Chicana feminisms; "borderlands" studies, modern Mexico history

Lora Bartlett, Associate Professor of Education Educational policy and school reform, schools as workplaces for teachers, the conditions of teachers' commitment

Karen Bassi, Professor of Classics (Literature) Greek and Latin literatures, Greek drama, Hellenistic poetics, feminist interpretation, literary and cultural theory, pre- and early modern studies, historiography

Julie Bettie, Associate Professor of Sociology Cultural theory and popular culture; race, gender, class, and cultural politics; sexuality and sex work; critical qualitative methodologies

Heather Bullock, Professor of Psychology Social class, poverty and economic inequality, welfare policy, feminist psychology, discrimination

Julianne Burton-Carvajal, Emerita, Professor of Literature American visual media, particularly film; melodrama as a transnational form; gender and authorship; history, cultures, and representations of California, particularly the Central Coast

Nancy N. Chen, Professor of Anthropology Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, mental health, food, China

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E. G. Crichton, Professor of Art Intermedia, electronic arts, photography, installation

Faye J. Crosby, Professor of Psychology Gender; social identity; and social justice, especially affirmative action

Cynthia Cruz, Assistant Professor of Education Street ethnography; community-based learning and pedagogies; decolonial feminist pedagogies; Chicana studies and epistemologies; U.S.-Third World Feminisms; cultural studies and education

Teresa de Lauretis, Emerita, Professor of History of Consciousness Semiotics, psychoanalysis, feminism, film theory, literary theory, queer studies

Sylvanna Falcón, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Human rights, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, Latin America (Mexico, Peru), United States

Mayanthi Fernando, Associate Professor of Anthropology Religion and secularism; anthropology of Islam; gender and sexuality; multiculturalism/pluralism; modernity and its "Others"; ethnography and ethics; colonial and post-colonial France/Europe; theory and methods in the study of religion

Dana Frank, Professor of History U.S. social and economic history; women, labor, and working-class history; contemporary political economy

Marge Frantz, Emerita, Lecturer in American Studies and Feminist Studies

Pascale Gaitet, Emerita, Professor of Literature and Language Studies Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature, sociolinguistics, political history, Celine, Genet

Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance

Diane Gifford-Gonzalez, Professor of Anthropology Paleolithic and Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology

Susan Gillman, Professor of American Literature Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies

Jennifer A. González, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S.

June Gordon, Professor of Education Urban education; international comparative education; the impact of economics, culture and politics on educational attitudes and expectations of immigrants; marginalized youth; schooling and society in Japan, China, India, the U.K., and the U.S.A.; sociology of education

Deborah Gould, Associate Professor of Sociology Political emotion; social movements and contentious politics; classic and contemporary social theory; sexualities; lesbian/gay/queer studies; feminist and queer theory

Shelly A. Grabe, Assistant Professor of Psychology Cultural objectification of women and women’s bodies as a pervasive global phenomenon played out in different ways across different cultures; how “embodied oppression” affects women’s psychological well-being and empowerment



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Herman Gray, Professor of Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory

Irene Gustafson, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction, gender and queer studies, production design

Julie Guthman, Professor of Community Studies Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, critical human geography

Margo Hendricks, Emerita, Professor of Literature Early modern English literature and culture; theories and discourses of race, gender, drama, and theory; women playwrights; pre- and early modern studies

Gail B. Hershatter, Professor of History Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia

Emily Honig, Professor of History Gender, sexuality, and ethnicity in modern Chinese history; comparative labor history; Chicana history, nationalism, and sexuality in the Third World; oral history

Jocelyn Hoy, Lecturer in Philosophy Feminist philosophy, 19th- and 20th-century continental philosophy

Akasha Hull, Emerita, Professor of Feminist Studies and Literature

Donna Hunter, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual culture between the two world wars; art as social practice, portraiture

Aida Hurtado, Professor of Psychology Social identity, feminist theory, social psychology of education, survey methodology

Stacy Kamehiro, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Visual cultures of the Pacific, 19th-century Hawai'i, (inter)nationalism, culture contact; (post)colonialism

L. S. Kim, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American media production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media

Norma Klahn, Professor of Literature Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)

Campbell Leaper, Professor of Psychology The developmental and social psychology of gender in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood; self-concept and social identity; language and social interaction; social relationships, academic achievement; media; perceptions and consequences of sexism

Peter Limbrick, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media International cinemas, especially Arab and Middle Eastern cinemas and Australasian cinemas; postcolonial theories and settler colonialism; theories of globalization and transnationalism; intersections of race, gender, and sexuality; queer theory; film and video history and historiography

Jennie Lind McDade, Professor of Art Drawing, painting

Carolyn Martin Shaw, Emerita, Professor of Anthropology African societies, colonial discourse, social theory, anthropology of women, sexuality

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Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory

Tanya Merchant, Assistant Professor of Music Ethnomusicology, musics of Central Asia and the former Soviet Union, music and gender, identity, nationalism, globalization, and the institutionalization of music

Leta E. Miller, Professor of Music Renaissance and baroque music history and performance practices, 20th-century American music, modern and baroque flute, 16th-century chanson and madrigal, music and science, 18th- and 20th-century flute literature and performance styles, music of C.P.E. Bach and Lou Harrison

Megan Moodie, Assistant Professor of Anthropology South Asian studies, feminist theory, reproductive and population politics, kinship, development, legal identities, tribal communities

Margaret Morse, Emerita, Professor of Film and Digital Media Digital and electronic media theory and criticism, media art, media history, technology and culture, film history and theory, German cinema, documentary and science fiction

Catherine Ramirez, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies United States cultural history, with a focus on immigration and assimilation; theories of citizenship; Latino literature; comparative ethnic studies; feminist and gender studies; cultural studies

Jennifer E. Reardon, Associate Professor of Sociology Issues of social identity as influenced by the new sciences of genetics and genomics; intersection of the sociology of science and knowledge and the sociology of race, gender, and class

B. Ruby Rich, Professor of Social Documentation and Film and Digital Media Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.

Cecilia Rivas, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico

Pamela Ann Roby, Emerita, Professor of Sociology Sociology of learning, women and work, leadership and social change, sociology of emotions, feminist research, inequality and social policy

Lisa Rofel, Professor of Anthropology Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, cultures of capitalism, postcolonial feminist anthropology, China

Vanita Seth, Associate Professor of Politics Early modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, postcolonial theory

Deanna Shemek, Professor of Literature Renaissance Italian literature and culture; early modern feminism; humanism; letter-writing and epistolary culture; early modern literacy and media; Renaissance theater; the northern court circles; digital humanities

Mary W. Silver, Emerita, Professor of Ocean Sciences

Shelley Stamp, Professor of Film and Digital Media Film history, theory, and criticism; silent cinema; early Hollywood; women's filmmaking; film censorship; histories of moviegoing; feminist approaches to cinema

Elizabeth Stephens, Professor of Art Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art

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Nancy Stoller, Emerita, Professor of Community Studies Race and gender aspects of health, the AIDS epidemic, community organizing, sexualities, and medicine in prisons

Avril Thorne, Professor of Psychology Identity development through personal memory telling, development of meaning in adolescents' self-defining memory narratives, family storytelling and the development of a sense of self, narrative co-construction of identity and intimacy

Nina K. Treadwell, Associate Professor of Music Renaissance through early baroque music history and performance practices, early plucked-string instruments (theorbo, renaissance, and baroque guitar; renaissance lute), 16th- and 17th-century Italian theatrical music, gender studies, women and music, literary and critical theory

Anna Tsing, Professor of Anthropology Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and tropical forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.

Candace West, Professor of Sociology Language and social interaction, sociology of gender, conversation analysis, microanalysis and medicine

Marilyn J. Westerkamp, Professor of History Colonial and revolutionary America; the Atlantic World; early modern cultural and religious history; U.S. religious history; gender studies; history of the body

Rob Wilson, Professor of Literature Transnational and postcolonial literatures, especially as located and transformed in Asia/Pacific; cultural-political emergences as posited against empires of globalization; cultural poetics of America in the Pacific and Oceania; the sublime, Longinus to Hiroshima; poetics of experimental writing, especially poetry; the poetry and cultural poetics of Bob Dylan; Beat beatitude, social and literary, from Jesus to Juliana Spahr et al; San Francisco as Global City, with its literature read as archive of vision and critique; Pacific Rim cities from Hong Kong and Seoul to Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Los Angeles

Alice Yang, Associate Professor of History Historical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th-century U.S., oral history

Patricia Zavella, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Relationship between women's work and domestic labor, poverty, family, sexuality and social networks, feminist studies, ethnographic research methods, and transnational migration of Mexicana/o workers and U.S. capital

Eileen Zurbriggen, Professor of Psychology Connections between power and sex; sexual aggression and abuse; trauma; sexual decision-making; sexuality and media, the sexualization of girls and women; power in romantic relationships; adolescent sexual development; authoritarianism; feminist political psychology; quantitative methods in social psychology

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorSharon Daniel Community-based public art in information and communications environments, social and political aspects of information technology, new media documentary and database documentary, participatory culture, digital inclusion, net art, human-computer interface design

Eli E. Hollander, Professor Emeritus

Charles L. Lord, Professor Emeritus

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B. Ruby Rich Documentary film and video, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latina/o cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, film festival studies, and the making/marketing of foreign films in the U.S.

Warren Sack Software design and media theory

Shelley Stamp Film history, theory, and criticism; silent cinema; early Hollywood; women's filmmaking; film censorship; histories of moviegoing; feminist approaches to cinema

Gustavo Vazquez Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in film

Associate ProfessorLawrence Andrews Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation

Irene Gustafson Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction media, experimental film/video, production design, gender and queer studies

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Documentary film and media; film and politics; American film history; essay film; cultural and social theory; media publics; arts of historical re-enactment; war and cultural memory; audio culture; disciplines of listening

L. S. Kim Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media

John Jota Leaños Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice

Peter Limbrick International cinemas, especially Arab and Middle Eastern cinemas and Australasian cinemas; postcolonial theories and settler colonialism; theories of globalization and transnationalism; intersections of race, gender, and sexuality; queer theory; film and video history and historiography

Irene Lusztig Film and video production, experimental ethnography and essayistic nonfiction; representations of historical memory; archives, propaganda and training films; feminist film practices; medical film; autobiographical filmmaking; interactive documentary; editing

Rick Prelinger Critical archival studies; personal and institutional recordkeeping; access to the cultural record; media and social change; ephemeral cinema; amateur and home movies; participatory documentary; digital scholarship; cinema and public history

Yiman Wang Theory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi-colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border-crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas

Assistant ProfessorJennifer Horne Media citizenship; non-theatrical film and film exhibition; archives and technologies of information; film preservation; mass media and humanitarianism; cinema and media history and historiography; institutions, disciplinarity, and the politics of knowledge

Soraya Murray Contemporary visual culture and representation including: new media art; projected arts; photography; electronic games; theories of art and globalization; representations of migration and otherness

Susana Ruiz Game design; games as forms of activism and art; animation; participatory culture; social art practice; non-fiction storytelling; theory/practice hybridity; Theatre of the Oppressed; expanded documentary; interaction design; worldbuilding; transmedia production, scholarship and activism

Jennifer Maytorena Taylor Social documentation, Latino and Latin American communities, public education, popular culture, religion, incarceration and justice, urban and community development, collaborative practices in journalism and production, transmedia

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Herman S. Gray, Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory

Donna J. Haraway, Professor Emerita, History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies

David S. Marriott, History of Consciousness Literary theory, psychoanalysis, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, literary and visual cultures of modernism

Associate ProfessorNeda Atanasoski, Feminist Studies New media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and culture in Central and Eastern Europe

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorCarla Freccero (Literature, History of Consciousness, Feminist Studies) Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies

Pascale Gaitet, Emerita (Literature) Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature, sociolinguistics, political history, Celine, Genet

Sharon Kinoshita (Literature) Mediterranean studies; medieval francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature and cultural studies

Richard Terdiman, Emeritus

Associate ProfessorBryan Donaldson (French) Word order variation in second-language French and historical French through the lens of information structure, discourse analysis, and sociolinguistics

LecturerAngela Elsey Francophonie, 19th-century French history and civilization, French and Francophone cinema

Greta Hutchison Foreign language pedagogy, second language acquisition, 20th-century French history and civilization, medieval French literature, 19th-century literature and art

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Faculty and Professional InterestsAssociate ProfessorZsuzsanna Abrams Applied linguistics, language pedagogy, second language acquisition, intercultural communication, discourse analysis, computer-mediate communication

Loisa Nygaard (Literature) Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; romanticism; aesthetics and politics of landscape; military theory

Assistant ProfessorA. Hunter Bivens (Literature) Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film, Marxism and critical theory, psychoanalysis, lyric poetry, literary realism, the novel

LecturerWalter Campbell Language teaching, 18th- and 19th-century German literature, history of German

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProgram FacultyZsuzsanna Abrams, Associate Professor of Languages and Applied Linguistics Applied linguistics, language pedagogy, second language acquisition, intercultural communication, discourse analysis, computer-mediate communication

Amy Beal, Professor, Music American music, 20th-century music, experimental and improvisatory performance practices, postwar and Cold War culture, German new music festivals and radio stations, piano performance, contemporary music ensemble

A. Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor in Literature Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film, Marxism and critical theory, psychoanalysis, lyric poetry, literary realism, the novel

Walter Campbell, Lecturer in German Language Language teaching, 18th- and 19th-century German literature, history of German

Mark Cioc, Professor of History German history, modern European history, environmental history

Jocelyn Hoy, Lecturer, Philosophy Feminist philosophy, 19th- and 20th-century continental philosophy

Donna Hunter, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual culture between the two world wars; art as social practice, portraiture

Virginia Jansen, Emerita, History of Art and Visual Culture

Margaret Morse, Professor, Film and Digital Media Digital and electronic media theory and criticism, media art, media history, technology and culture, film history and theory, German cinema, documentary, science fiction, and silent comedy

Loisa Nygaard, Associate Professor of Literature Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; romanticism; aesthetics and politics of landscape; military theory

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Loisa Nygaard, Associate Professor of German Literature

A.Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor of German Literature

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Faculty and Professional InterestsKaren Bassi (Literature) Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory, pre- and early modern studies, historiography; visual and performance studies

Mary-Kay Gamel (Literature)Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance

Gildas Hamel (History), Emeritus

Charles W. Hedrick Jr. (History) Greek and Roman history

John P. Lynch (Literature), Emeritus

Jennifer Lynn (History) Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the lives of women in the ancient world; the lives of women in the ancient world

Daniel Selden (Literature) Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical tradition, history of criticism, literary theory

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Faculty and Professional InterestsLecturerTammi Rossman-Benjamin Hebrew language and culture, biblical Hebrew syntax and semantics, the Hebrew Bible, Jewish thought, psycholinguistics, second-language acquisition and bilingualism

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorDilip K. Basu, Emeritus

Jonathan F. Beecher, Emeritus

Robert F. Berkhofer Jr., Emeritus

David Brundage American immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history

Edmund Burke III, Emeritus

Pedro G. Castillo, Emeritus

Mark Cioc German history, modern European history, environmental history

Nathaniel Deutsch Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of religions

Dana Frank Late 19th- and 20th-century U.S. social history; women's, labor, and working-class history; race and ethnicitymodern Honduras; U.S. history in transnational perspective

Lisbeth Haas U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies, Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology

Charles W. Hedrick Jr. Greek and Roman history

Gail B. Hershatter Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia

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Peter Kenez, Emeritus

Bruce Levine, Emeritus

Gary B. Miles, Emeritus

Eric Porter Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race and ethnic studies; jazz and popular music studies; urban studies

Buchanan Sharp, Emeritus

David G. Sweet, Emeritus

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Marilyn J. Westerkamp Colonial and revolutionary America; the Atlantic World; early modern cultural and religious history; U.S. religious history; gender studies; history of the body

Associate ProfessorDavid Henry Anthony III African and African American history, art, music, literature, and cinema; eastern and southern Africa; African languages; Indian Ocean world; African and African American linkages; Islamic civilization; African diaspora studies; world history

Noriko Aso Japanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, gender, race and ethnicity

Alan S. Christy Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism

Maria Elena Diaz Atlantic world, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean, Cuba; social and cultural, global and local histories; colonialism, slavery and freedom, race/ethnicity, gender and class; legal, political, popular, and religious culture

Minghui Hu Early Modern China (1600–1900)

Amy Lonetree Indigenous history; museum studies; memory and history; Native American cultural production; public history; and Ho-Chunk tribal history

Catherine A. Jones U.S. civil war and Reconstruction; slavery and emancipation; the American South; history of children; history of education; women and gender

Matthew D. O'Hara Colonial and modern Latin America; Mexico; religion; race, ethnicity, and identity; political culture; history of time

Gregory O'Malley Slavery and the slave trade; the colonial Americas; the Atlantic World; race, ethnicity, and encounters; Native American history; revolutionary America

Cynthia Polecritti Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern Italy, Mediterranean urban and cultural history, ritual and popular devotion

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Jennifer Derr Colonial and Post-colonial Middle Eastern history; Egypt; agricultural and environmental history; Ottoman history; spatial politics; African history; Islamic history

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Maya Peterson Russian and Soviet history; environmental history; comparative empire; colonialism; global exchanges of scientific knowledge and expertise; technology transfer; historical geography, spatial history and mapping, Central Asia; Silk Roads

Juned Shaikh Modern South Asian social and cultural history, urban history, labor history, history of caste, Dalit studies, intellectual history, development studies, social theory, and agrarian studies

Elaine Sullivan Pharaonic Period Egypt; Greek and Roman Egypt; women and gender; material culture; Digital Humanities and the use of emerging technologies in studying the ancient world

LecturerGildas Hamel, Emeritus

Matthew Lasar U.S. and international political, social, and economic history; broadcasting and telecommunications

Jennifer K. Lynn Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the lives of the women in the ancient world

Bruce Thompson European intellectual and cultural history, Jewish intellectual and cultural history, French history, British and Irish history, history of cinema, history of espionage and intelligence, urban history, and environmental history

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorBettina Aptheker (Feminist Studies) Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African-American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies

Christopher Connery (Literature) World literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution

John Dizikes, Emeritus (American Studies)

Barbara L. Epstein, Emerita (History of Consciousness)

Sharon Kinoshita (Literature) Mediterranean studies; medieval francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature and cultural studies

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorHarry Berger Jr., Emeritus

Martin A. Berger Gender, race, and representation in U.S. culture

Raoul Birnbaum, Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China

Elisabeth Cameron, Patricia and Rowland Rebele Chair in History of Art and Visual Culture (2008-2014)Visual cultures of Central Africa, issues of gender, post-colonialism, iconoclasm

Carolyn Dean Cultural histories of the native Americas and colonial Latin America

Jennifer A. GonzálezContemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S.

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Donna M. Hunter European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual culture between the two world wars; art as social practice; portraiture; monuments,

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Stacy L. Kamehiro Visual cultures of Oceania; colonial cultures; visual culture ad identity; gender studies; museums and collecting; material culture

Assistant ProfessorBoreth Ly Visual cultures of Southeast Asia and its diaspora: religions and materiality, theory of visual narrative, the politics of cultural translation; (post) colonial and cultural studies; issues of gender, sexuality, race, and trauma

Derek Conrad Murray Theory and criticism of contemporary art, cultural theory, identity and representation, art of the African diaspora, popular visual culture, contemporary photography, and the ethics of art history and visual studies

Albert NarathModern and Contemporary architecture and design; environmental history, theories of technology, historiography of modernism, anthropology and architecture

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorKaren Bassi (Literature)Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern studies; historiography; visual and performance studies

James Clifford (History of Consciousness,Distinguished Professor Emeritus)Anthropology, indigeneity, museum studies, exoticism

Shelly Errington (Anthropology ) Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America

Kathy Foley (Theater Arts)Southeast Asian drama and dance; puppetry

Dianne Gifford-Gonzalez (Anthropology)Zooarchaeology, African archaeology, pastoralism, colonial New Mexico, interpretive theory, visual anthropology, emergence of pastoralism in East Africa; foodways as cultural practices in colonial encounters

David Marriott (History of Consciousness)Literary theory, psychoanalysis, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, literary and visual cultures of modernism

Warren Sack (Film and Digital Media)Theory and practice of digital media, software design and media theory

Shelly Stamp (Film and Digital Media)Silent cinema, female filmmakers, film censorship, histories of moviegoing, early Hollywood

Associate ProfessorNoriko Aso (History)Japanese history, cultural studies, gender and history, race and ethnicity, colonialism, nationalism, Korean history, and popular culture

Irene Gustafson (Film and Digital Media)Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction, gender and queers, production design

Peter Limbrick (Film and Digital Media)Postcolonial and transnational cinemas, race, gender, sexuality, queer theory

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Christine Hong (Literature)Asian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies

Soraya Murray (Film and Digital Media)New media art, theory, and criticism; visual culture including digital, film, video, and electronic games; theories of technology and globalization; media representations of technological and scientific advancement; representations of otherness, migration, citizenship

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Faculty and Professional InterestsGopal Balakrishnan, Associate Professor of History of Consciousness Classics of political thought from Plato to Rousseau, early modern and modern European intellectual history, historical sociology, the history and future of capitalism, nationalism

Barbara L. Epstein, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness Social movements and theories of social movements, 20th-century U.S. politics and culture, Marxism and related theories of social change; modern Jewish history

Carla Freccero, Professor and Chair of Literature, Professor and Chair of History of Consciousness, and Feminist Studies Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies, postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies

David S. Marriott, Professor of History of Consciousness Poetics, black cultural studies, literary and psychoanalytic theory, visual culture studies, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, caribbean modernism, Fanon studies

Robert L. Meister, Professor of Politics and History of Consciousness Critical human rights theory; moral philosophy; political jurisprudence; political theology; political economy; psychoanalysis; Marxian theory; financialization; 21st-century capitalism; institutional analysis; historical justice; and antidiscrimination law

Eric Porter, Professor of History, and History of Consciousness Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race and ethnic studies; jazz and popular music studies; urban studies

Victor Burgin, Professor Emeritus of History of Consciousness

James T. Clifford, Professor Emeritus of History of Consciousness

Angela Y. Davis, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies

Teresa de Lauretis, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness, Literature, and Film and Digital Media

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Christopher Connery, Professor of Literature World literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution

Nathaniel Deutsch, Professor of Literature and History Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of religions

Jennifer A. González, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S.

Deborah Gould, Associate Professor of Sociology, Political emotion; social movements and contentious politics; classic and contemporary social theory; sexualities; lesbian/gay/queer studies; feminist and queer theory

Megan Thomas, Associate Professor of Politics Political theory, especially of the 19th century; nationalist thought; Orientalism; comparative colonialism; Southeast Asia

Tyrus Miller, Professor of Literature Modernist, avant-garde, and postmodernist literature; the interrelations of the arts in the 20th century; aesthetics theory; communist and post-communist society, intellectual history, and culture, especially in East-Central and Southern Europe; cinema and film theory; the Frankfurt School; György Lukács; contemporary poetry and language arts

Jennifer Reardon, Associate Professor of Sociology Issues of social identity as influenced by the new sciences of genetics and genomics; intersection of the sociology of science and knowledge and the sociology of race, gender, and class

Vanita Seth, Associate Professor of Politics Early modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, postcolonial theory

Associated FacultyAnjali Arondekar, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies

Karen Barad, Professor of Feminist Studies Feminist science studies, materialism, deconstruction, poststructuralism, posthumanism, multi-species studies, science and justice, physics, 20th-century continental philosophy, epistemology, ontology, ethics, philosophy of physics, feminist, queer, and trans theories

A. Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor of Literature Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film, Marxism and critical theory, psychoanalysis, lyric poetry, literary realism, the novel

Vilashini Cooppan, Associate Professor of Literature Postcolonial studies, comparative and world literature, literatures of slavery and diaspora, globalization studies, cultural theory of race and ethnicity

Gina Dent, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Studies Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture

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Susan Gillman, Professor of Literature Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies

Wlad Godzich, Professor of Literature Theory of literature; philosophy and literature; emergent literature; translation theory; globalization and culture; European integration; knowledge society; literatures of Africa, the Caribbean, Europe (Central, Eastern, and Western), Brazil, Canada; detective and crime fiction; science fiction; medicine and literature

Herman S. Gray, Professor of Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory

Jody Greene, Professor of Literature and Feminist Studies Seventeenth- and 18th-century British literature and culture; pre- and early modern studies; critical theory, especially Derrida; poststructuralism and ethics; gender studies; history of authorship; history of the book; human property

Susan Harding, Professor Emerita of Anthropology

Gail Hershatter, Professor of History Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia

David C. Hoy, Professor of Philosophy Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Derrida, Foucault, phenomenology, poststructuralism, and contemporary European philosophy

Kimberly Jannarone, Professor of Theater Arts Directing, dramaturgy, dramatic theory and criticism, theater history, acting

Sharon Kinoshita, Professor of Literature Mediterranean studies; medieval francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature and cultural studies

Kimberly Lau, Professor of Literature; Provost, Oakes College Feminism, discourse, and power; feminist theory; discourse, analysis, and ethnographic methods; folklore and narrative; globalization

Dean Mathiowetz, Associate Professor of PoliticsPolitical theory, philosophy of language, classical and critical political economy

Helene Moglen, Professor Emerita of Literature and Feminist Studies

Triloki Nath Pandey, Professor of Anthropology Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological theories and comparisons; native North America; tribal India; Nepal

Ravi Rajan, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics

B. Ruby Rich, Professor of Community Studies Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.

Warren Sack, Professor of Film and Digital Media Software design and media theory

Daniel Selden, Professor of Literature Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical tradition, history of criticism, literary theory






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Anna Tsing, Professor of Anthropology Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and tropical forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorJerome Neu Moral psychology; emotions, culture, and insults; philosophy of law; Freud and psychoanalytic theory

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorMargaret Brose, Emerita

Deanna Shemek (Literature)Renaissance Italian literature and culture; early modern feminism; humanism; letter-writing and epistolary culture; early modern literacy and media; Renaissance theater; the northern court circles; digital humanities

LecturerGiulia Centineo Italian culture and civilization; history of Italian language; Italian linguistics, syntax, and semantics; language pedagogy, Italian cinema, dubbing, Italian migrations

Maria (Tonia) Prencipe Technology and foreign language pedagogy; modern Italian culture, history, literature, and cinema; creative writing; promotion of Italian language and culture of K-12

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Core Program FacultyGiulia Centineo, Lecturer in Italian

Cynthia Polecritti, Associate Professor of History

Maria (Tonia) Prencipe, Lecturer in Italian

Deanna Shemek, Professor of Literature

Affiliated FacultyMurray Baumgarten, Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Maria Evangelatou, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture

Carla Freccero, Professor of Literature and Feminist Studies

Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor of Literature

Charles W. Hedrick Jr., Professor of History

Donna Hunter, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture

Allan Langdale, Lecturer of History of Art and Visual Culture

Tyrus Miller, Professor of Literature

Eleonora Pasotti, Associate Professor of Politics

Daniel Selden, Professor of Literature and Classics

Nina Treadwell, Associate Professor of Music

James Wilson, Lecturer with Security of Employment in Writing

Emerita FacultyMargaret R. Brose, Emerita, Literature

Virginia Jansen, Emerita, History of Art and Visual Culture

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Associate ProfessorNoriko AsoJapanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, gender, race and ethnicity

Alan S. Christy Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism

LecturerMariko BohnSociolinguistics, language and gender, bilingualism, modern Japanese literature, language pedagogy.

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Principal FacultyBettina Aptheker, Professor of Feminist Studies Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African-American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies

Murray Baumgarten, Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Neufeld-Levin Co-Chair Dickens, Victorian literature and culture, the Bible, translation, modern Jewish writing, the Holocaust

Dorian Bell, Assistant Professor of Literature Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature and intellectual history; histories of empire and anti-Semitism; literature and science; film studies; digital humanities

Margaret Brose, Emerita Professor of Literature

Mark Cioc, Professor of History German history, modern European history; environmental history

Paula Daccarett, Lecturer in History Jewish modernity, Mediterranean Jewish history, Latin American Jewish history, Jewish women's history, Levantine cultures/spaces

Nathaniel Deutsch, Professor of Literature and History Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of religions

Barbara Epstein, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness

Gildas Hamel, Lecturer Emeritus in History and Classical Languages

Johnathan Levitow, Lecturer in Yiddish Yiddish language and literature

Peter Kenez, Professor Emeritus of History, Neufeld-Levin Co-Chair

Tammi Rossman-Benjamin, Lecturer in Hebrew Hebrew language and culture; biblical Hebrew syntax and semantics; the Hebrew Bible; Jewish thought; psycholinguistics; second language acquisition and bilingualism

Dan Selden, Professor of Literature

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Bruce Thompson, Continuing Lecturer in History European intellectual and cultural history, French history, Jewish intellectual and cultural history, British and Irish history, history of cinema, history of espionage, environmental history

Faculty AdvisersMurray Baumgarten, Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Nathaniel Deutsch, Professor of Literature and History

Bruce Thompson, Lecturer in History

♦ ♦ ♦Raoul Birnbaum, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China

A. Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor of Literature Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film; Marxism and critical theory; psychoanalysis, lyric poetry; literary realism; the novel

Ryan Coonerty, Lecturer in Politics American political history, law and international relations

Maria Evangelatou, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Medieval visual culture, with emphasis on Byzantium and its periphery; manuscript illumination, Marian cult and iconography; ancient Greek and Roman visual culture; Islamic visual culture; gender studies

Laurel Fox, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions

Robert Goff, Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy

Margo Hendricks, Professor Emerita of Literature

Loisa Nygaard, Associate Professor of Literature Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; Goethe; Romantic fiction; landscape and landscape aesthetics; xenophobia in Germany

Paul Roth, Professor of Philosophy Philosophy of social science, Quine, phiosophy of history, philosophy and sociology of science, epistemology, history of analytic philosophy

Avi Tchamni, Lecturer in Music Composition, Jewish music, computer and electronic music, Middle Eastern music, theory, algorithmic music and generative musical syntax, orchestration, ethnomusicology

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Faculty and Professional InterestsChineseDavid Keenan Chinese language, fiction, and history

Ting Ting WuSociolinguistics, Chinese novels, learning styles and teaching methodology for non-heritage speakers

FrenchBryan Donaldson Word order variation in second-language French and historical French through the lens of information structure, discourse analysis, and sociolinguistics

Angela Elsey Francophonie, 19th-century French history and civilization, French and Francophone cinema

Greta Hutchison Foreign language pedagogy, second language acquisition, 20th-century French history and civilization, medieval French literature, 19th-century literature and art

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Walter Campbell Language teaching, 18th- and 19th-century German literature, history of German

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Shigeko Okamoto Sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, language and gender, foreign language pedagogy, Japanese linguistics

PortugueseAna Maria Seara Portuguese language; literature, film, and music of Brazil and the Portuguese-speaking world; acquisition and teaching of foreign, second, and heritage languages

Spanish and Spanish for Spanish Speakers Mark AmengualBilingualism and language contact; acoustic phonetics; sociophonetics; L2 acquisition; language variation and change; Spanish and Romance linguistics

Byron BarahonaLanguage acquisition and teaching methodology, Latin American literature and culture

Carlos Calierno Intercultural communication and languages; Latin American culture; history of the conquest, music, art, and cinematography

María Victoria González-Pagani Language teaching methodology; Spanish syntax; computer-assisted foreign language learning; Latin American cultural studies, especially women’s contributions

Marta Navarro Spanish language pedagogy for heritage speakers and non-native speakers; theatre; Mexican popular culture

Ariel A. Pérez Language acquisition and teaching methodology, computer-assisted language learning, teaching language for proficiency, oral proficiency assessment; Latin American current affairs

Alvaro Romero-Marco Spanish literature of the 19th- and 20th-centuries; film, cultural studies

Eve Zyzik Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, cognitive linguistics, language pedagogy and curriculum design

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Mary-Kay Gamel (Literature) Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance

Gildas Hamel (History), Emeritus

Charles W. Hedrick Jr. (History) Greek and Roman history

John P. Lynch (Literature), Emeritus

Jennifer Lynn (History) Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the lives of women in the ancient world


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John G. Borrego, Professor Emeritus of Latin American and Latino Studies

Sylvanna Falcón, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Human rights activism, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, contemporary Peru

Adrián Félix, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies International migration; Mexico-U.S. migration; migrant transnationalism; racial/ethnic politics and identity; politics of citizenship; Latino politics

Jonathan Fox, Professor Emeritus of Latin American and Latino Studies

Rosa-Linda Fregoso, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies

Walter L. Goldfrank, Professor Emeritus of Latin American and Latino Studies and Sociology

Fernando Leiva, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino StudiesPolitical economy of Latin American capitalism; critical cultural political economy; social movements; state-society articulations under neoliberalism and post-neoliberalism; social network analysis

Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal, Professor of Latin American and Latino StudiesLatin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatuers, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatuers of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora, cinema and social change in Cuba; critical race theory, queer literature and cinema in Latin America

Hector Perla, Jr., Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies International relations; Latin American studies; Latino politics; 21st-century left in Central America; U.S. foreign policy; social and revolutionary movements; asymmetric conflicts; political psychology; transnational political mobilization

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Catherine Ramirez, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies United States cultural history, with a focus on immigration and assimilation; theories of citizenship; Latino literature; comparative ethnic studies; feminist and gender studies; cultural studies

Cecilia M. Rivas, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico

Jessica K. Taft, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino StudiesYouth activism; childhood and youth studies; social movements; participatory democracy; girls studies; Latin American radicalisms; feminist theory; qualitative and participatory research methods

Patricia Zavella, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family, sexuality, labor, social networks, feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods

Participating FacultyMark D. Anderson, Associate Professor of Anthropology Racial formation, diaspora, nationalism, transnationalism, indigeneity, consumption, Central America, Honduras, Latin America, African diaspora

Jeffrey T. Bury, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Political ecology; sustainable development; Latin American studies; international relations; institutional dimensions of natural resource conservation in the global south

Pedro G. Castillo, Associate Professor Emeritus of History

Cynthia Cruz, Assistant Professor of Education Feminist ethnography; community-based learning; decolonial pedagogies; LGBTQ street youth; women of color thought; cultural studies and education

Kent H. Eaton, Professor of Politics Comparative politics, Latin America international relations, political economy, public policy,political institutions

Lisbeth Haas, Professor of History, Professor of Feminist Studies U.S.-Mexico borderlands, Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the colonial Americas; the U.S. West and California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology

Norma Klahn, Professor of Literature Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)

Flora Lu, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Ecological anthropology, human behavioral ecology, Amazon rainforest, indigenous peoples, conservation, Ecuador, culture change, market integration, indigenous resource management, political ecology, environmental justice

Eduardo Mosqueda, Assistant Professor of Education Mathematics education of English learners; large-scale dataset quantitative analysis; urban education issues

Olga Nájera-Ramírez, Professor of Anthropology Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico

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Juan Poblete, Professor of Literature Latin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o) American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices

Renya K. Ramirez, Associate Professor of Anthropology Native American studies, Indian identity, Native Americans and anthropology, urban Indians, Native American women, cultural citizenship, expressive culture, and anti-racist education

B. Ruby Rich, Professor of Social Documentation and Film and Digital Media Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.

Barbara Rogoff, Professor of Psychology Human development in sociocultural activity; informal and formal arrangements for learning; adult/child and peer communication in families and schools in diverse cultural communities (especially in Guatemala, Mexico, and the U.S.); learning through observation and collaboration

Felicity Amaya Schaeffer, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Transnational feminism, migration, Latin American/Latino studies, Chicana/o studies, Internet, technology and the body, sexuality, gender and globalization

Helen Shapiro, Associate Professor of Sociology Political economy, Latin American economic history and development (with an emphasis on Brazil), industrial policy, the auto industry, the state and transnational corporations

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Jorge Aladro Font, Professor of Spanish Literature Spanish mysticism, theory and historical developments of imagery in the Middle Ages to the baroque period, Renaissance and baroque Hispanic literature, Italian ideas in the Spanish Renaissance, Cervantes

Chelsea Blackmore, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Pre-Columbian archaeology (Mesoamerican focus), identity formation, complex societies, class and state formation, gender, feminist/queer theory

Carolyn Dean. Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Cultural histories of the native Americas and colonial Latin America

Maria Elena Diaz, Associate Professor of History Atlantic world, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean, Cuba; social and cultural, global and local histories; colonialism, slavery and freedom, race/ethnicity, gender and class; legal, political, popular, and religious culture

Robert W. Fairlie, Associate Professor of Economics Labor economics, entrepreneurship, education, applied econometrics

Dana Frank, Professor of History U.S. social and economic history; women, labor, and working-class history; contemporary political economy; modern Central America

Gregory S. Gilbert, Professor of Environmental Studies Disease ecology, forest ecology, tropical ecology, biological invasions, conservation biology, applied evolutionary ecology

María Victoria González-Pagani, Lecturer in Spanish Language Language teaching methodology; Spanish syntax; computer-assisted foreign language learning; Latin American cultural studies, especially women's contributions

Shelly Grabe, Associate Professor of Psychology Structural and individual components of women's rights violations and social justice in the context of globalization; partnership with grassroots women's organizations; embodied oppression





Miriam Greenberg, Associate Professor of Sociology Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and urban political ecology

Kirsten Silva Gruesz, Professor of Literature Chicano/Latino literatures and cultures, Comparative Americas studies, language ideologies and bilingualism in literature

Daniel Guevara, Associate Professor of Philosophy Kant, moral philosophy, moral psychology, environmental ethics, history of modern philosophy

Craig Haney, Professor of Psychology Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms

Karen D. Holl, Pepper-Giberson Professor, Environmental Studies Restoration ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology

Regina D. Langhout, Associate Professor of Psychology School-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; participatory action research

John Leaños, Assistant Professor of Social Documentation Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice

Deborah Letourneau, Professor of Environmental Studies Agroecology, tropical biology, insect-plant interactions, biological conservation for ecosystem services, biological processes as an alternative to pesticides, environmental risks of genetically engineered organisms, redwood forest community ecology

Daniel T. Linger, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology

Paul M. Lubeck, Professor Emeritus of Sociology

Andrew Salvador Mathews, Associate Professor of Anthropology Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy

Judit Moschkovich, Professor of Mathematics Education Mathematical thinking and learning; student conceptions of functions; mathematical discourse; everyday mathematical practices; bilingual mathematics learners

Matthew D. O’Hara, Associate Professor of History Modern Latin America and Mexico; late colonial Latin America; religion, spirituality, and ritual; urban history; race, ethnicity, and identity; political culture

Lucinda Pease-Alvarez, Professor of Education Language and literacy development, language-minority education, bilingualism, informal learning, teachers as policy makers

Jennifer Poole, Assistant Professor of Economics International trade, Latin American economics, applied microeconomics

Daniela Sandler, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Modern and contemporary architecture and urbanism; visual and cultural studies; social inequality in space; architectural preservation; history and memory in the built environment; architecture and visual culture in Latin America and Europe, with foci on Brazil and Germany

Ana Maria Seara, Lecturer, Portuguese Language Portuguese language; literature, film, and music of Brazil and the Portuguese-speaking world; acquisition and teaching of foreign, second, and heritage languages

Dana Y. Takagi, Professor of Sociology




Social inequality and identity, research methods, race relations, nationalism and social movements

Kip Telléz, Professor of Education Preparation of teachers for linguistic and cultural diversity, second language learning, studies of the school curriculum, educational assessment

Gustavo Vazquez, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in film

Rasmus Winther, Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy of science, philosophy of biology, philosophy of mind, pragmatism, Latin American philosophy, continental philosophy, philosophy of multiculturalism, post-colonial theory, feminism, ontology, evolutionary theory, cognitive science

Thomas Wu, Assistant Professor of Economics International finance, macroeconomics, Brazilian macroeconomic policy

Karen Tei Yamashita, Professor of Literature (Creative Writing) History and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil, Asian American literature, modern fiction, playwriting

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Faculty and Professional InterestsDonald Brenneis, Professor of Anthropology Linguistic anthropology, folklore, legal anthropology, ethnomusicology, overseas Indians, South Asia, disputing and dispute management, legal language, bureaucratic institutions, knowledge production, improvisation

Ryan Coonerty, Lecturer, Legal StudiesAmerican political history, law and international relations

Gina Dent, Associate Professor, Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Studies Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture

Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor of Sociology Citizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law, decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research

Craig W. Haney, Professor of Psychology, Director of Legal Studies Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms

Ruth Langridge, Lecturer, Legal StudiesWater resource issues, including control over, access to, and management of water; climate change; groundwater management, and broader theoretical and political issues related to property; institutions form and change; the social, political and environmental impacts and beneficiaries of current rules; and the consequences of proposed changes

Mark Fathi Massoud, Assistant Professor of Politics Law and society; human rights; international law and development, with a special interest in Sudan; field research, with an emphasis on qualitative and ethnographic methods

Triloki Nath Pandey, Professor of Anthropology Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological theories and comparisons

Daniel M. Press, Professor of Environmental Studies U.S. environmental politics and policy, social capital and democratic theory, industrial ecology, land and species conservation, regionalism

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Daniel J. Wirls, Professor of Politics American politics, including national political institutions (Congress) and the President; public policy (military and foreign policy) and political history

Donald A. Wittman, Professor of Economics Economic theory, politics, law

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorJudith Aissen, Research Professor, Emerita Syntax, morphology, Mayan languages

Sandra Chung Syntax, semantics, Austronesian languages

Donka Farkas Semantics, morphology, syntax, Romance languages, Hungarian

Jorge Hankamer Syntax, morphology, computational linguistics, Turkish

Junko Ito Phonology, morphology, Germanic languages, Japanese

William A. Ladusaw Semantics, syntax, pragmatics

James McCloskey Syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, Irish

Armin Mester Phonology, prosodic morphology, Japanese, Latin

Jaye Padgett Phonology, phonetics, Russian, Slavic, Irish

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Associate ProfessorPranav Anand Semantics, pragmatics, syntax, computational linguistics

Adrian Brasoveanu Semantics, pragmatics, probabilistic models of cognition, philosophical logic, optimality

Matthew Wagers Psycholinguistics, language comprehension, memory

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George T. Amis, Emeritus

Karen Bassi Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern studies; historiography; visual and performance studies

Murray Baumgarten Dickens; Victorian literature and culture; the Bible; translation; modern Jewish writing; the Holocaust

Harry Berger, Jr., Emeritus

Margaret R. Brose, Emerita

Julianne Burton-Carvajal, Emerita

Christopher Connery World literature and cultural studies; globalism and geographical thought; the 1960s; Marxism; pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies; cultural revolution

Robert M. Durling, Emeritus

John M. Ellis, Emeritus

Carla Freccero Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies

Pascale Gaitet, Emerita

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Susan Gillman Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies

Wlad Godzich Theory of literature; philosophy and literature; emergent literature; translation theory; globalization and culture; European integration; knowledge society; literatures of Africa, the Caribbean, Europe (Central, Eastern, and Western), Brazil, Canada; detective and crime fiction; science fiction; medicine and literature

Jody Greene Seventeenth- and 18th-century British literature and culture; pre- and early modern studies; critical theory, especially Derrida; poststructuralism and ethics; gender studies; history of authorship; history of the book; human property

Kirsten Silva Gruesz Transnational Americas studies; Chicano/Latino literatures and cultures; 19th-century U.S. and Latin American literature; poetry; history of the book; reading and literacy; bilingualism

Margo Hendricks, Emerita

John O. Jordan, Emeritus

Sharon Kinoshita Mediterranean studies; medieval Francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature and cultural studies

Norma Klahn Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)

Kimberly J. Lau Feminist theory; fairy tale studies; virtual worlds; social fictions; discourse analysis and ethnographic methods

H. Marshall Leicester, Jr. Psychoanalysis; poststructuralism; gender theories; theory of cultural change; cultural studies and popular culture: opera, film, American country music; history, theory, and interpretation of horror film; affect and affect theory

John P. Lynch, Emeritus

Nathaniel E. Mackey, Emeritus

Tyrus Miller Modernist, avant-garde, and postmodernist literature; the interrelations of the arts in the 20th century; aesthetics theory; communist and post-communist society, intellectual history, and culture, especially in East-Central and Southern Europe; cinema and film theory; the Frankfurt School; György Lukács; contemporary poetry and language arts

Helene Moglen, Emerita

Madeline Moore, Emerita

Micah Perks Reading and writing contemporary fiction; memoir and historical fiction; alternative communities

Juan Poblete Latin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o) American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices

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Priscilla W. Shaw, Emerita

Deanna Shemek Renaissance Italian literature and culture; early modern feminism; humanism; letter-writing and epistolary culture; early modern literacy and media; Renaissance theater; the northern court circles; digital humanities

Paul N. Skenazy, Emeritus

S. Page Stegner, Emeritus

Richard Terdiman, Emeritus

Thomas A. Vogler, Emeritus

Michael J. Warren, Emeritus

Rob Wilson Transnational and postcolonial literatures, especially as located and transformed in Asia/Pacific; cultural-political emergences as posited against empires of globalization; cultural poetics of America in the Pacific and Oceania; the sublime, Longinus to Hiroshima; poetics of experimental writing, especially poetry; the poetry and cultural poetics of Bob Dylan; Beat beatitude, social and literary, from Jesus to Juliana Spahr et al; San Francisco as Global City, with its literature read as archive of vision and critique; Pacific Rim cities from Hong Kong and Seoul to Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Los Angeles

Karen Tei Yamashita History and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil; Asian American literature; modern fiction; playwriting

Associate ProfessorVilashini Cooppan Postcolonial studies; comparative and world literature; literatures of slavery and diaspora; globalization studies; cultural theory of race and ethnicity

Sean Keilen Shakespeare; Ovid; the classical tradition; early British literature; Renaissance humanism; poetry and poetics, imitation; theory of literature; interpretation and its history; the division of the arts and sciences; creative criticism; literature and the fine arts; literature and ethics; psychoanalysis; the passions; the senses; beauty

Loisa Nygaard Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; Goethe; Romantic fiction; landscape and landscape aesthetics; xenophobia in Germany

Assistant ProfessorDorian Bell Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature and intellectual history; histories of empire and anti-Semitism; literature and science; film studies; digital humanities

A. Hunter Bivens Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film; Marxism and critical theory; psychoanalysis; lyric poetry; literary realism; the novel

Christopher Chen Twentieth- and 21st-century African American literature; Asian American literature; 20th and 21st-century US multiethnic poetry and poetics; comparative ethnic literary studies; literary formalisms and comparative racialization; contemporary experimental poetics and political theory

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Camilo Gomez-RivasMedieval and Mediterranean studies; western Mediterranean historical and cultural studies; refugees, law and society, and religious identity; Arabic literature and cultural history; medieval Iberian literature and culture

Christine Hong Asian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies

G.S. Sahota Postcolonial studies, world literature; Indian literary and intellectual history (especially in Urdu, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Hindi, and English); religion and modernity (Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism); romanticism; Marxism; translation

Ronaldo V. Wilson 20th-century and contemporary African American literature; poetry; contemporary American poetry and poetics; Black visual culture; recent experimental writers and artists

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorCharles W. Hedrick Jr. (History) Greek and Roman history; epigraphy; historiography; political theory

Lourdes Martinez-Echazabal (Latin American and Latino Studies) Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory

Associate ProfessorAnjali Arondekar (Feminist Studies) South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies

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Bruce N. Cooperstein Groups of Lie type, incidence geometry

Chongying Dong Infinite-dimensional Lie algebras and their representations, conformal field theory

Torsten Ehrhardt Functional analysis, Operator theory, Random matrix theory, Banach algebras, Wiener-Hopf factorization, Toeplitz and Hankel operators

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Debra Lewis Geometric Hamiltonian mechanics, geometric integration, bifurcation theory, applications of variational methods, control theory

Geoffrey Mason Vertex operator algebras and applications to conformal field theory and string theory; modular forms; group theory; quasi-Hopf algebras

Richard Montgomery Celestial mechanics, differential geometry, gauge theory, mechanics (quantum and classical), and singularity theory

Jie Qing Nonlinear analysis, harmonic analysis, partial differential equations with applications to differential geometry, mathematical physics

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Associate ProfessorSamit Dasgupta Algebraic number theory, arithmetic geometry, special values of L-functions

Martin H. Weissman Representation theory, automorphic forms, number theory

Assistant ProfessorLongzhi LinGeomtric analysis and geometric partial differential equations

Junecue SuhNumber theory and arithmetic algebraic geometry

EmeritiRalph H. Abraham

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Arthur E. Fischer

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Faculty and Professional InterestsVictoria Auerbuch Stone, Assistant Professor Interactions between the pathogen Yersinia pseudotuberculosis and the innate immune system

Manel Camps, Associate Professor Molecular mechanisms of chemotherapeutic agent action and resistance

A. Russell Flegal, Professor Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in anthropology and archaeology

Karen Ottemann, Professor Bacterial pathogenesis, response of bacterial pathogens to their environments

Chad Saltikov, Professor Microbial processes that influence the biotransformation of pollutants in the environment

Donald R. Smith, Professor Neurotoxicity, cellular and organismal responses to environmental toxins

Fitnat Yildiz, Professor Microbiology, molecular genetics, functional genomics, signal transduction, biofilm formation

Adjunct ProfessorLynn RothschildAstrobiology research at NASA Ames

Ron OremlandMicrobial metabolism of reduced gases and of toxic elements

Assistant Adjunct ProfessorMyra FinkelsteinHuman impacts to wildlife with an emphasis on contaminant-induced effects

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Adina Paytan, Research Scientist, Institute of Marine Sciences Biogeochemistry, paleoceanography, environmental and aquatic chemistry

Jonathan Zehr (Ocean Sciences) Aquatic microbial ecology, biological oceanography

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Environmental ToxicologyDon Croll (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Foraging ecology of marine sea birds and mammals, island conservation/ecology

Andrew Fisher (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Hydrology, crustal studies, heat flow modeling

Raphael Kudela (Ocean Sciences) Ecological modeling and remote sensing, satellite oceanography, phytoplankton ecology and harmful algal blooms

Matthew McCarthy (Ocean Sciences) Marine organic geochemistry and chemical oceanography, global biogeochemical cycles, compound-specific isotopes and radio carbon

Peter T. Raimondi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Applied marine ecology

Cellular ToxicologyLindsay Hinck (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Breast development and cancer, cell biology, and development

Theodore Holman (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Bioinorganics and biological chemistry

Pradip K. Mascharak (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Bioinorganic chemistry, design of antitumor drugs, modeling of active sites of metalloenzymes, design of catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation, studies on intermediates in non-heme oxygenase chemistry, design of NO-donors for photodynamic therapy

Glenn Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Electron paramagnetic resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, protein structure and function, peptide synthesis, prions, melanocortin signaling

Martha Zuniga (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biology) Molecular, cellular, and developmental biology of the immune system

MicrobiologyGrant Hartzog (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation

Douglas R. Kellogg (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Coordination of cell growth and cell division

Roger Linington (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Marine Natural Products, Drugs for Neglected Diseases, Chemical Biology, Chemical Probes

Todd Lowe (Biomolecular Engineering) Experimental and computational genomics, ncRNA gene finders, and high-throughput RNA sequencing to study the biology of extremophile archaea and bacteria

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Needhi Bhalla Meiotic chromosome dynamics

Hinrich Boeger Chromatin structure and the regulation of transcription

Barry Bowman Membrane biochemistry and genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology of membrane proteins

Bin Chen Mammalian brain development

David Feldheim Developmental neuroscience

Grant Hartzog Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation

Lindsay Hinck Breast development and cancer, cell biology, development

Melissa Jurica Structure and function of human splicing machinery

Rohinton T. Kamakaka Nuclear organization, chromatin domains, epigenetic gene regulation and insulators

Douglas R. Kellogg Coordination of cell growth and cell division

Jeremy Lee Molecular biology education and curriculum development; Drosphila models of neurodegeneration

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Amy Ralston Origins and regulation of mammalian stem cells

Michael Rexach Structure and function of nuclear pore complex, nuclear transport

Jeremy Sanford Genomic analysis of protein-RNA interactions

William M. Saxton Cytoskeletal motors and active transport processes

Susan Strome Chromatin and RNA regulation in C. elegans

William T. Sullivan Cell cycle, cytoskeleton, and host-pathogen interactions

John W. Tamkun Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of gene expression

Zhu WangProstate development and cancer, tissue stem cells

Alan M. Zahler Alternative pre-mRNA splicing and small RNA function

Martha C. Zúñiga Molecular, cellular, and developmental biology of the immune system

Yi Zuo Synaptic plasticity in learning and memory

Research FacultyHarry NollerRibosome structure and function; mechanisms of protein synthesis

Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Emeritus FacultyCharles DanielRobert EdgarJerry F. FeldmanKivie Moldave Clifton A. PoodryLincoln TaizFrank J. TalamantesHoward H. Wang

Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology LecturersLinda Ogren

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Richard “Ed” Green (Biomolecular Engineering) Genomics, computational molecular biology, genome assembly, human evolutionary genetics, ancient DNA, high-throughput sequencing, mRNA-processing and alternative splicing

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Scott Lokey (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Organic chemistry; combinatorial synthesis, biotechnology, molecular cell biology

Todd M. Lowe (Biomolecular Engineering) Experimental and computation genomics, ncRNA gene finders, DNA microarrays to study the biology of Archaea

Karen Ottemann (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Environmental responses of pathogenic bacteria

Seth Rubin (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Biomolecular mechanisms of cell-cycle regulation and cancer; structural biology and biochemistry; macromolecular x-ray crystallography; nuclear magnetic resonance

William G. Scott (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Structure and function of RNA, proteins, and their complexes

Beth Shapiro (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Evolutionary and molecular ecology, ancient DNA, genomics, pathogen evolution

Alexander Sher (Physics) Development of experimental techniques for the study of neural function

Michael Stone (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Single-molecule Biophysics and Enzymology; Structure, function, and assembly of the telomerase ribonucleoprotein, Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET), optical/magnetic trapping, sub-diffraction optical imaging of telomeres and the nucleus

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorAmy C. Beal American music, 20th-century music, experimental and improvisatory performance practices, postwar and Cold War culture, German new music festivals and radio stations, piano performance, contemporary music ensemble

Linda C. Burman-Hall, Research Professor

David H. Cope, Emeritus

Sherwood Dudley, Emeritus

Karlton E. Hester Premeditated, electroacoustic, and spontaneous composition; flutes, saxophones, and interdisciplinary performance; improvisational and Afrocentric music theory, analysis and history. Artistic Director, Global African Music and Arts Festival/Symposium; UCSC/ISIM International Improvisation Festival/Conference.

Edward F. Houghton, Emeritus

David Evan Jones Instrumental and computer-assisted composition, electro-acoustic music, world music composition, chamber opera, language and music, timbre and orchestration

Hi Kyung Kim Composition, theory, contemporary music, analysis, orchestration, Korean music, world music composition, Founder and Artistic Director, Pacific Rim Music Festival

Anatole Leikin Classical and romantic music history, theory, and performance practices, piano and fortepiano, Russian music

Leta E. Miller Twentieth-century American music in the United States, 16th-century chanson and madrigal, music and science in the baroque period; C.P.E. Bach, Lou Harrison, music in San Francisco, modern and baroque flute

Gordon Mumma, Emeritus

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Paul Nauert Theory, composition; rhythm and meter; music cognition; mathematical and computer models of the compositional process

Nicole A. Paiement Conducting; world premiere performance and recordings; contemporary chamber opera; interdisciplinary art; Founder and Artistic Director, Ensemble Parallèle

Larry Polansky Composition, post-tonal theory, algorithmic music, American music, tuning theory, contemporary music, ensemble performance and performance practice, acoustic and electric guitar music, music editing and publishing, interdisciplinary collaboration, music and scientific research

John M. Schechter, Emeritus

Associate ProfessorBenjamin L. Carson Theory and composition, music perception, empiricism and subjectivity, Schoenberg, popular music, improvisation

Dard Neuman, Kamil and Talat Hasan Endowed Chair in Classical Indian Music Ethnomusicology; Hindustani music; colonialism, nationalism, technology and performance; sitar

Nina Treadwell Renaissance through early baroque music history and performance practices, early plucked-string instruments (theorbo, renaissance, and baroque guitar; renaissance lute), 16th- and 17th-century Italian theatrical music, gender studies, women and music, literary and critical theory

Assistant ProfessorDavid DunnSound art and design, music and the environment, acoustic ecology, compositional linguistics, live electro-acoustic performance, composition, bio-acoustic research, history of electronic music practice, art and science, audio engineering and location recording

Nicol C. HammondSouth African music, popular music studies, ethnomusicology, voice, nationalism, postcolonialism,gender and sexuality, queer studies, world music, music of sub-Saharan Africa, music of the Global South

Tanya H. Merchant Ethnomusicology, musics of Central Asia, the former Soviet Union, and the Balkans, music and gender, identity, nationalism, globalization, and the institutionalization of music

LecturerNathaniel A. Berman Concert choir

Bill Kalinkos Clarinet

Paul D. Contos Saxophone

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Thomas Horning Trombone

Erin Irvine Bassoon

Robert Klevan Wind ensemble, large jazz ensemble

Patrice L. Maginnis Voice

Roy T. Malan Violin, viola

George E. Marsh Drumset, improvisation, rhythm theory, Inner Drumming, game theory, polyrhythms, Deep Listening

Patricia L. Mitchell Oboe

Stan E. Poplin String bass, jazz ensembles

Richard Roper Trumpet

Vanessa Ruotolo Cello

Brian J. Staufenbiel Voice, university opera theater

Undang Sumarna West Javanese gamelan

Avi Tchamni Theory, ethnomusicology

Susan C. Vollmer Horn

William K. Winant Orchestral percussion, percussion ensemble

♦ ♦ ♦Visiting ProfessorAashish Khan North Indian classical music

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Margaret L. (Peggy) Delaney Paleoceanography, marine geochemistry

Christopher A. Edwards Physical oceanography, numerical modeling of coastal physical and biological processes, data assimilation

Robert E. Garrison (Emeritus)

Raphael M. Kudela Biological oceanography, ecological modeling, ocean optics, phytoplankton ecology and harmful algal blooms

Andrew M. Moore Physical oceanography; numerical ocean modeling; air-interaction; ocean prediction

A. Christina Ravelo Stable isotope geochemistry and chemical oceanography, paleoclimatology

Mary W. Silver (Emeritus)

Jonathan P. Zehr Aquatic microbial ecology, biological oceanography

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Matthew D. McCarthy Marine organic geochemistry and chemical oceanography, global biogeochemical cycles, compound-specific stable isotopes and radiocarbon

Assistant ProfessorPhoebe LamParticle geochemistry, biological carbon pump, cycling of trace elements and isotopes, chemical oceanography

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Marilou Sison-MangusMicrobial ecology, evolutionary biology, biological oceanography

Adjunct ProfessorSteven HaddockEcology of bioluminescence and gelatinous zooplankton from blue-water and deep-sea environments

Randall S. Wells Behavioral ecology and conservation biology of small cetaceans

Associate Adjunct ProfessorJohn Carlos Garza Population and community ecology, plant-herbivore interactions

Sean A. Hayes Behavior, ecology, genetics and population dynamics with a particular interest in salmon and pinnipeds

Jeffrey D. Paduan Coastal ocean dynamics, physical oceanographic modeling from high-frequency radar data

Alexandra Worden Mechanisms and controls of microbial population dynamics with an emphasis on carbon cycling in marine ecosystems

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Michael Beck Marine conservation, regional biodiversity planning, habitat restoration, marine proprietary rights

LecturerBaldo Marinovic Plankton biology, Euphausiid (krill) population biology, zooplankton ecology, pelagic food web dynamics, climate change, potential impacts of climate change on zooplankton and fisheries

Adina Paytan Biogeochemistry, paleoceanography, environmental and aquatic chemistry

Carrie Pomeroy Marine policy and fisheries management

Colleen Reichmuth Behavioral, sensory, and cognitive ecology of marine mammals

Scott Shaffer Links between ecology, morphology, and physiological adaptations of marine vertebrates, particularly how animals use and allocate energy

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Phillip Crews (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Marine natural products chemistry, bioorganic chemistry, organic structural analysis by NMR, natural products of marine macro- and microorganisms

Donald Croll (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Foraging ecology of marine birds and mammals, island conservation/ecology

Andrew T. Fisher (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Hydrogeology, crustal studies, coupled flows, modeling

Stanley M. Flatté (Emeritus, Physics)


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James B. Gill (Emeritus, Earth and Planetary Sciences)

Gary B. Griggs (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Coastal processes, hazards and engineering

Donald C. Potts (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical biology, global change, and remote sensing

Grant H. Pogson (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Molecular population genetics, ecological genetics, marine invertebrates and fishes

Peter Raimondi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Marine ecology, evolutionary ecology, experimental design, applied ecology

Eli A. Silver (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Marine geology and geophysics, active tectonics, remote sensing

Lisa Sloan (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Paleoclimatology, climate change, Earth system science, surficial processes


Terrie M. Williams (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Vertebrate locomotor and thermoregulatory physiology; marine biodiversity; comparative vertebrate energetics, exercise physiology

James C. Zachos (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Paleoceanography, marine stratigraphy, geochemistry

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorW. Emmanuel Abraham, Emeritus

David C. Hoy, Distinguished Professor, Emeritus

S. Paul Kashap, Emeritus

Richard E. Otte Philosophy of religion, formal epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophical logic

Paul A. Roth Philosophy of social science, Quine, philosophy of history, philosophy and sociology of science, epistemology, history of analytic philosophy

Ellen Kappy Suckiel, Emerita

Richard A. Wasserstrom, Emeritus

Associate ProfessorJohn F. Bowin Ancient philosophy, especially ancient science and metaphysics, and contemporary analytic metaphysics

Jonathan Ellis Philosophy of mind, epistemology, philosophy of psychology, philosophy of language, Wittgenstein

Robert A. Goff, Emeritus

Daniel Guevara Kant, moral philosophy, moral psychology, environmental ethics, history of modern philosophy

Abraham D. Stone Nineteenth- and early 20th-century German philosophy (continental and analytic), philosophy of science and mathematics, medieval philosophy, metaphysics, Kant

Rasmus G. Winther Philosophy of science, philosophy of biology, philosophy of mind, pragmatism, Latin American philosophy, continental philosophy, philosophy of multiculturalism, post-colonial

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Assistant ProfessorJanette DinishakPhilosophy and history of psychology, Wittgenstein, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, disability studies, ethical theory

Samantha MatherneKant, 20th-century European philosophy (especially phenonmenology, neo-Kantians), aesthetics

Nicoletta OrlandiPhilosophy of mind, philosophical psychology, epistemology, philosophy of cognitive science

LecturerJocelyn Hoy Feminist philosophy, 19th- and 20th-century continental philosophy

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorKaren M. Barad (Feminist Studies) Feminist science studies, materialism, deconstruction, poststructuralism, posthumanism, multi-species studies, science and justice, physics, 20th-century continental philosophy, epistemology, ontology, ethics, philosophy of physics, feminist, queer, and trans theories

Sandra Chung (Linguistics) Syntax, semantics, Austronesian languages

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FacultyRena V. Cochlin International folk dance, Mexican dance, modern dance, ballet, yoga, pilates

Physical Education InstructorJulie Kimball Yoga, swimming

Russell Kingon Sailing, rowing

Joan R. McCallum Swimming, lifeguard training, water safety

Cynthia Mori Strength training, physical conditioning, wellness, yoga

Kim Musch Swimming, lifeguard training, water safety

Lisa K. Norris Jazz dance, ballet

Michael Runeare Soccer

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Yoshihito Shibata Aikido

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorAnthony N. Aguirre Cosmology of the early and late universe: inflation and the global structure of cosmological models; the intergalactic medium and its enrichment with heavy elements; galaxy formation, evolution, and feedback processes; dark matter; theories of modified gravity

Thomas Banks String and particle theory, quantum gravity, and cosmology

David P. Belanger Experimental condensed matter physics, phase transitions

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Sue A. Carter Experimental condensed matter physics, polymer physics, molecular electronics, phase transitions, electronic and optical properties of materials

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Michael Dine Theory of elementary particles

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Howard E. Haber Theory and phenomenology of fundamental particles and their interactions

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♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorGeorge R. Blumenthal (Astronomy and Astrophysics) Cosmology, galaxy formation, high-energy astrophysics

Pascale Garaud (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Astrophysics, geophysics, fluid dynamics, numerical resolutions of differential equations, and mathematical modeling of natural flows

Joel A. Kubby (Electrical Engineering) Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS), adaptive optics (AO), optical-MEMS, bio-MEMS, bioimaging, AO microscopy, AO astronomy

Wentai Liu (Electrical Engineering) Retinal prosthesis, biomimetic systems, integrated neuro-electronics, molecular electronics, CMOS and SOI transceiver design, current mode band limited signaling, microelectronic sensor, timing/clock recovery and optimization, noise characterization and modeling, and computer vision/image processing

William G. Mathews, Emeritus

Richard Montgomery (Mathematics) Celestial mechanics, differential geometry, gauge theory, mechanics (quantum and classical), and control theory

Arthur Ramirez (Dean, Baskin Engineering; Electrical Engineering) Experimental materials physics encompassing a broad range of systems including semiconductors, superconductors, magnets, thermoelectrics, and dielectrics. Research that connects materials and devices, with a focus on oxides and organics. Many-body physics that arises from geometrical frustration of low energy degrees of freedom. Techniques include ultra-low temperatures and high magnetic fields, thermodynamic and transport measurements, defect spectroscopy, and device characterization.

Ali Shakouri (Electrical Engineering) Quantum electronics, nano- and microscale heat and current transport in semiconductor devices; thermoelectric/thermionic energy conversion; renewable energy sources; thermal imaging; micro-refrigerators on a chip; and optoelectronic integrated circuits

Assistant ProfessorHolger Schmidt (Electrical Engineering) Integrated optics for biomedicine and quantum optics, nano-magento-optics, semiconductor physics, optoelectonic and photonic devices, ultrafast optics, quantum interference

Johannes Walcher (Mathematics) String theory, mirror symmetry, mathematical and particle physics

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorMichael K. Brown, Emeritus

J. Peter Euben, Emeritus

Kent Eaton Comparative politics, Latin America, international relations, political economy, public policy, political institutions

Isebill V. Gruhn, Emerita

Bruce D. Larkin, Emeritus

Ronnie D. Lipschutz International relations; global political economy; globalization; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society and social movements; popular culture and politics; technology and society; risk society, state transformation and global governmentality

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Daniel J. Wirls American politics, including national political institutions (Congress) and the President; public policy (military and foreign policy) and political history

Associate ProfessorEva C. Bertram American politics, public policy, political economy, and political history, including social policy and the welfare state , and the changing character of work and labor markets in the United States.

Dean Mathiowetz Political theory; philosophies of language, agency, affect, and subjectivity; classical political economy

Eleonora Pasotti Comparative urban politics, social movements, democratization, public policy, sub-national political economy and party politics

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Roger SchoenmanPost-socialism, political economy, comparative capitalism, politics of pipelines, politics of memory, political networks, politics and money, Balkan and East European politics, Central Asian transition

Vanita Seth Early modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, postcolonial theory

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Megan Thomas Political theory, especially of the 19th century; nationalist thought; Orientalism; comparative colonialism; Southeast Asia

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Mark Fathi Massoud Law and society; human rights; international law and development, with a special interest in Sudan; field research, with an emphasis on qualitative and ethnographic methods

Melanie Springer American politics, including voting and elections; electoral reform; federalism; state politics and policymaking; political institutions; partisanship and political history

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorEdmund Burke III, Emeritus (History)Barbara Epstein, Emerita (History of Consciousness)Jonathan A. Fox (Latin American and Latino Studies)Walter L. Goldfrank, Emeritus (Sociology)David E. Goodman, Emeritus (Environmental Studies)Paul M. Lubeck, Emeritus (Sociology)Robert L. Meister (Professor, Professor of Political and Social Thought and History of Consciousness)Hector Perla (Latin American and Latino Studies)Daniel M. Press (Environmental Studies)Craig Reinarman (Sociology)Alan Richards, Emeritus (Environmental Studies)Andrew Szasz (Environmental Studies)David Wellman, Emeritus (Community Studies)Donald A. Wittman (Economics)

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorNameera Akhtar Cognitive and social cognitive processes in early language development, social-cognitive development in young children, bilingual development

Margarita Azmitia How culture, peers, family, and schools provide a context for children’s and adolescents’ development. Special emphasis on how close relationships influence the educational pathways and identity development of ethnically and socioeconomically diverse populations and the role of friends and peers in adolescents and young adults' development

Douglas Bonett Psychometrics and statistics

Heather E. Bullock Social class, poverty and economic inequality, welfare policy, feminist psychology, intersections of classism, racism, and sexism

Maureen A. Callanan Cognitive and language development in the social context of family activities, development of word meanings and concepts, the construction of causal explanations in parent-child conversations

Faye J. Crosby Gender, social identity, and social justice, especially affirmative action

Jean E. Fox Tree Psycholinguistics: production and comprehension of spontaneous speech and writing, including discourse markers, prosody, gestures, the effects of communicative technologies on how people communicate, and other topics

Raymond W. Gibbs Jr. Language, thought, and embodiment; special emphasis on metaphor, pragmatics, and cognitive science

Craig W. Haney Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms

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Campbell Leaper The developmental and social psychology of gender in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood; self-concept and social identity; language and social interaction; social relationships, academic achievement; the media; perceptions and consequences of sexism

Anthony R. Pratkanis Social influence; attitude structure, function, and change

Barbara Rogoff Human development in sociocultural activity; informal and formal arrangements for learning; adult/child and peer communication in families and schools in diverse cultural communities (especially in Guatemala Mexico and the U.S.); learning through observation and collaboration

Avril Thorne Identity and personality development in adolescence and young adulthood, especially in the context of conversations with family and friends; autobiographical memories; intergenerational storytelling and the development of a sense of self

Steve Whittaker Human Computer Interaction: Psychological models of computer use. The design, development and evaluation of computational tools to support memory and conversation

Eileen L. Zurbriggen Connections between power and sex; sexual aggression and abuse; trauma; sexual decision-making; sexuality and media, the sexualization of girls and women; power in romantic relationships; adolescent sexual development; authoritarianism; feminist political psychology; quantitative methods in social psychology

Associate ProfessorShelly A. GrabeStructural and individual components of women's rights violations and social justice in the context of globalization; partnership with grassroots women's organizations; embodied oppression

Phillip L. Hammack Social and political context of sexual identity development; political conflict and identity; narrative, discourse and interpretive theory and methods; issues of history, theory, and paradigm in psychology

Alan H. Kawamoto Empirical and computer simulation approaches to the study of perceptual and cognitive processes, reading, speech production

Regina D. Langhout School-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; young people and empowerment; participatory action research

Travis L. Seymour Role of immediate memory, consciousness, and executive control on the human performance of laboratory and applied tasks; cognitive processes amenable to strategic control and how they influence the way in which we maintain situational awareness; high levels of performance in complex and cognitive tasks

Su-hua Wang Cognitive development, infant cognition, theory of mind, how experience shapes early learning, parental child-rearing beliefs, cross-cultural perspectives on children’s learning, young children's use of new technology

Margaret L. Wilson Visual, spatial, and embodied cognition, with a particular emphasis on how we analogize between domains of thought, using sensory or motor brain resources in the service of other tasks. Specific interests include synaethesia, working memory, sign language, perception of body movement, dance cognition and the evolution of cognition.





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Assistant ProfessorChristy ByrdAdolescents' understanding of race and ethnicity in their school contexts, particularly perceptions of school racial climate, racial identity beliefs, and implications for development, motivation, and achievement

Audun DahlMoral development; the early acquisition of moral norms through social interactions; helping behavior in young children; children's and adults' concerns with morality; emotional development

Nicolas Davidenko Cognitive psychology, cognitive neuroscience, high-level perception, face recognition, mathematical modeling

Benjamin Storm Remembering and forgetting in human memory; creative cognition; autobiographical memory; memory and metamemory considerations in learning and education

LecturerDavid A. “Tony” Hoffman, Ph.D. Child and adolescent development, developmental psychopathology, school psychology, pediatric psychology, chidren and war, children in high risk contexts

Ralph H. Quinn Clinical psychology, moral development, psychology and religion, existential-humanistic psychology

Donald T. Saposnek Childhood psychopathology, parenting and family interactions, children and divorce, family mediation, conflict resolution

Veronica K. Tonay Clinical psychology, community mental health, dream research, psychobiography, creativity

EmeritiElliot Aronson, EmeritusBruce Bridgeman, EmeritusMartin M. Chemers, EmeritusCatherine R. Cooper, Emerita G. William Domhoff , EmeritusPer F. Gjerde, EmeritusDavid M. Harrington, EmeritusMichael Kahn, EmeritusPavel Machotka, EmeritusDominic W. Massaro, EmeritusMelanie J. Mayer, EmeritaBarry McLaughlin, EmeritusThomas F. Pettigrew, Emeritus

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Sri Kurniawan, Associate Professor, School of Engineering Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive technology; usability; empirical studies; user-centered design

Jerome Neu, Professor, Humanities Philosophy of mind, emotions and culture, philosophy of law, psychoanalytic theory

Roland G. Tharp, Professor Emeritus, Education and Psychology

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Faculty and Professional InterestsPeter Aldhous, Lecturer in Science Writing Science journalism, feature writing, magazine editing, investigative and policy reporting

Marc A. DesJardins, Lecturer in Science Writing Newspaper reporting and editing

Erika Check Hayden, Lecturer in Science Writing Reporting science news, biomedical reporting, social media

Janet Hopson, Lecturer in Science Writing Science and nature journalism, essay and profile writing

Robert W. Irion, Senior Lecturer in Science Writing, Program Director Science journalism, newswriting, feature writing, and editing

Martha Mendoza, Lecturer in Science Writing Newswriting, investigative and policy reporting

Kenneth McLaughlin, Lecturer in Science Writing Science journalism, newspaper reporting and writing

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorB. Ruby Rich Documentary film and video, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latina/o cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, film festival studies, and the making/marketing of foreign films in the U.S.

Gustavo Vazquez (Film and Digital Media) Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in film

Associate ProfessorJohn Jota Leaños Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice

Marcia Ochoa (Feminist Studies) Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela, social documentation

Assistant ProfessorJennifer Maytorena Taylor Social documentation, Latino and Latin American communities, public education, popular culture, religion, incarceration and justice, urban and community development, collaborative practices in journalism and production, transmedia

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorDavid Brundage (History) American immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history

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Rosa-Linda Fregoso (Latin American and Latino Studies) Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies

Jennifer González (History of Art and Visual Culture)Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S.

Herman S. Gray (Sociology) Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory

Lisbeth Haas (History and Feminist Studies) U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies, Chicano and Native American history, visual culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology

Craig W. Haney (Psychology) Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms

Gail B. Hershatter (History) Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history, history of sexuality; feminist theory, history, memory, and nostalgia

Eli E. Hollander, Professor Emeritus

Charles L. Lord, Professor Emeritus

Lourdes Martinez-Echazabal (Latin American and Latino Studies) Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found(n)ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory

Olga Nájera-Ramírez (Anthropology) Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico

Margaret Morse, Professor Emerita

Eric C. Porter (History and History of Consciousness) Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race and ethnic studies; popular music and jazz studies

Jennifer Reardon (Sociology)Science studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society

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Shelley Stamp (Film and Digital Media) Film history, theory, and criticism; silent cinema; early Hollywood; women's filmmaking; film censorship; histories of moviegoing; feminist approaches to cinema

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Lewis Watts, Professor Emeritus (Art)

David T. Wellman, Professor Emeritus

Associate ProfessorLawrence Andrews (Film and Digital Media) Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation

David Henry Anthony III (History) African and African American history, art, music, literature, and cinema; Eastern and Southern Africa; African languages; Indian Ocean world; African and African American linkages; Islamic civilization; African diaspora studies; world history

Miriam Greenberg (Sociology) Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and urban political ecology

Irene Gustafson (Film and Digital Media) Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction media, experimental film/video, production design, gender and queer studies

Jonathan Kahana (Film and Digital Media) Documentary film and media; film and politics; American film history; essay film; cultural and social theory; media publics; arts of historical re-enactment; war and cultural memory; audio culture; disciplines of listening

L.S. Kim (Film and Digital Media) Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media

Peter Limbrick (Film and Digital Media) International cinemas, especially Arab and Middle Eastern cinemas and Australasian cinemas; postcolonial theories and settler colonialism; theories of globalization and transnationalism; intersections of race, gender, and sexuality; queer theory; film and video history and historiography

Irene Lusztig (Film and Digital Media) Film and video production, experimental ethnography and essayistic nonfiction; representations of historical memory; archives, propaganda and training films; feminist film practices; medical film; autobiographical filmmaking; interactive documentary; editing

Rick Prelinger (Film and Digital Media) Critical archival studies; personal and institutional recordkeeping; access to the cultural record; media and social change; ephemeral cinema; amateur and home movies; participatory documentary; digital scholarship; cinema and public history

Felicity Amaya Schaeffer (Feminist Studies) Transnational feminisms; sexuality and migration; technology and race; intimacy and globalization; Latin American/Latino studies; border studies; Chicana/o studies; biometrics and security studies

Yiman Wang (Film and Digital Media) Theory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi-colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border-crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas

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Assistant ProfessorJennifer Horne (Film and Digital Media) Media citizenship; non-theatrical film and film exhibition; archives and technologies of information; film preservation; mass media and humanitarianism; cinema and media history and historiography; institutions, disciplinarity, and the politics of knowledge

Soraya Murray (Film and Digital Media) Contemporary visual culture and representation including: new media art; projected arts; photography; electronic games; theories of art and globalization; representations of migration and otherness

Susana Ruiz (Film and Digital Media) Game design; games as forms of activism and art; animation; participatory culture; social art practice; non-fiction storytelling; theory/practice hybridity; Theatre of the Oppressed; expanded documentary; interaction design; worldbuilding; transmedia production, scholarship, and activism

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Faculty and Professional InterestsJulie Guthman, Professor of Social Sciences Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, epigenetics and environmental health, critical nutrition, critical human geography

Robert L. Meister, Professor of Political and Social Thought and History of Consciousness Critical human rights theory, moral philosophy, political jurisprudence, political theology, political economy, psychoanalysis, Marxian theory, financialization, 21st century capitalism, institutional analysis, historical justice, and antidiscrimination law

Mary Beth Pudup, Associate Professor of Social Sciences Regional studies, economic justice, urban and regional political economy, historical geography of the U.S., public policy, community gardening and urban agriculture, non-profit sector

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorJorge Aladro Font (Literature) Spanish mysticism, theory and historical developments of imagery in the Middle Ages to the baroque period, Renaissance and baroque Hispanic literature, Italian ideas in the Spanish Renaissance, Cervantes

Julianne Burton-Carvajal, Emerita (Literature)

Norma Klahn (Literature) Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)

Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal (Latin American and Latino Studies) Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory

Juan Poblete (Literature) Latin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o) American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices

Associate ProfessorEve Zyzik Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, cognitive linguistics, language pedagogy and curriculum design

Assistant ProfessorMark Amengual Bilingualism and language contact; acoustic phonetics; sociophonetics; L2 acquisition; language variation and change; Spanish and Romance linguistics

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Senior LecturerMaria Victoria González-Pagani Language teaching methodology; Spanish syntax; computer-assisted foreign language learning; Latin American cultural studies, especially women's contributions

LecturerIgnacio Aznar, Emeritus

Byron BarahonaLanguage acquisition and teaching methodology, Latin American literature and culture

Carlos Calierno Intercultural communication and languages; Latin American culture; history of the conquest, music, art, and cinematography

Marta Navarro Spanish language pedagogy for heritage speakers and non-native speakers; theater; Mexican popular culture

Ariel Pérez Language acquisition and teaching methodology, computer-assisted language learning, teaching language for proficiency, oral proficiency assessment; Latin American current affairs

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorDane Archer, Emeritus

John Brown Childs, Emeritus

Ben Crow International development, sociology of water and markets, global inequality, South Asia and East Africa, political economy, sustainable development

E. Melanie DuPuis, Emerita

William H. Friedland, Emeritus

Hiroshi Fukurai Citizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law, decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research

Walter L. Goldfrank, Emeritus

Herman S. Gray Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory

Paul M. Lubeck, Emeritus

Dennis C. McElrath , Emeritus

Marcia Millman, Emerita

James R. O’Connor , Emeritus

Jennifer E. ReardonScience studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society

Craig Reinarman Political sociology; law, crime, and social justice; drugs and society

Pamela Ann Roby, Emerita

Dana Y. Takagi Social inequality, affect, religion, race, quantitative analysis

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Candace West Language and social interaction, sex and gender, conversation analysis

Associate ProfessorJulie Bettie Cultural theory and popular culture; race, gender, class, and cultural politics; sexuality and sex work; critical qualitative methodologies

Deborah Gould Political emotion; social movements and contentious politics; classic and contemporary social theory; sexualities; lesbian/gay/queer studies; feminist and queer theory

Miriam Greenberg Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and urban political ecology

Steven McKay Work and labor markets; globalization and social change; political sociology; race; masculinity; migration; ethnography/qualitative methods

Helen Shapiro Political economy, Latin American economic history and development (with an emphasis on Brazil), industrial policy, the auto industry, the state and transnational corporations

LecturerFrancesca Guerra Social justice, race and ethnicity, poverty, deviance, history of eugenics, disability rights, media, statistics and research methods

Wendy Martyna Social psychology, death and dying, gender, social change, family and youth, language and society

♦ ♦ ♦ProfessorBarbara L. Epstein, Emerita (History of Consciousness)

Julie Guthman (Social Sciences) Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, epigenetics and environmental health, critical nutrition, critical human geography

Nancy Stoller, Emerita (Community Studies)

Andrew Szasz (Environmental Studies) Environmental sociology (environmental movements, policy, environmental justice); theory

Mark Traugott, Emeritus (History)

David Wellman, Emeritus (Community Studies)

Assistant ProfessorSylvanna Falcón (Latin American and Latino Studies) Human rights, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, Latin America (Mexico, Peru), United States

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Norma Klahn (Literature) Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)

Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal (Literature) Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory

Juan Poblete (Literature) Latin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o) American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices

Associate ProfessorEve Zyzik Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, cognitive linguistics, language pedagogy and curriculum design

Senior LecturerMaria Victoria González-Pagani Language teaching methodology; Spanish syntax; computer-assisted foreign language learning; Latin American cultural studies, especially women's contributions

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Affiliated Faculty and Professional Interests Kevin Bell, Lecturer, College Eight energy policy, electrical utilities and power systems, public policy, regulation

Sue A. Carter, Professor of Physics Experimental condensed matter physics, polymer physics, molecular electronics, phase transitions, electronic and optical properties of materials

Patrick Y. Chuang, Associate Professor of Earth & Planetary Science Clouds, aerosols and climate

Ben Crow, Professor of Sociology International development, sociology of water and markets, global inequality, South Asia and East Africa, political economy, and green enterprise

E. Melanie DuPuis, Professor of Sociology Economic sociology, sociology of consumption, sociology of development, political sociology, sociology of the environment, technological change, historical sociology, social theory, food and social change, agriculture sustainability

Andrew Fisher, Professor of Earth & Planetary Science Hydrogeology, crustal studies, coupled flows, modeling

Laurel Fox, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions

Julie Guthman, Professor of Social Sciences Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, epigenetics and environmental health, critical human geography

Michael Isaacson, Professor of Electrical Engineering Nano- and microfabrication technology and applications to biomedical and diagnostic devices, nanocharac-terization of materials with emphasis on the development of microscopy tools, novel modes of imaging, electron and light optics, renewable energy systems, STEM education

Ronnie D. Lipschutz, Professor of Politics and Provost of College Eight International relations; global political economy; globalization; foreign policy;

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Flora Lu, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Ecological anthropology, indigenous resource management and household economics, conservation, market integration, environmental justice, Amazon rainforest, Ecuador

Katie Monsen, Lecturer in Environmental Studies & Electrical Engineering sustainable agroecosystems, nutrient dynamics, and freshwater ecology, sustainability engineering

Ingrid Parker, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Plant ecology, plant-pathogen interactions, biological invasions

Daniel Press, Professor of Environmental Studies U.S. environmental politics and policy, water quality, industrial ecology, resources management, policy analysis

Elizabeth Stephens, Professor of Art Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art

Andrew Szasz, Professor of Environmental Studies environmental sociology, environmental movements, policy, environmental justice, sociological theory

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Brent HaddadFresh-water economics, policy, and communications; economic institutions and the environment; climate-change mitigation and adaptation; institutional and ecological economics

Associate ProfessorJohn Musacchio Control, analysis, and pricing of communications networks; applications of game theory in networking; wireless ad-hoc networks; and management of technology

Yi Zhang Large-scale information retrieval, recommendation systems, internet advertising, data mining, natural language processing, applied machine learning

LecturerSubhas Desa Product development, supply chain management, management of technology, system dynamics and control

♦ ♦ ♦Yin-Wong Cheung (Economics) Applied econometrics and international finance

Luca De Alfaro (Computer Science) Reputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory; formal methods

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Daniel Friedman (Economics) Microeconomic theory, experimental economics, evolution and learning, financial markets

J.J. Garcia-Luna Aceves (Computer Engineering)Computer communication, wireless networks, Internet, network science

Michael Isaacson (Electrical Engineering)Nano- and microfabrication technology and applications to biomedical and diagnostic devices, nanocharacterization of materials with emphasis on the development of microscopy tools, novel modes of imaging, electron and light optics, renewable energy systems, STEM education

Robert A. Levinson, Emeritus

Darrell Long (Computer Science) Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia

Patrick ManteyAssociate Dean, Jack Baskin Endowed Professor, CITRIS and ITI DirectorMultimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time monitoring and control, image systems, image processing, visualization, geographic information systems, decision support systems

Charles E. McDowell (Computer Science) Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education

Alex Pang (Computer Science) Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, comparative visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces

Ira Pohl, Emeritus

Nirvikar Singh (Economics) Industrial organization, political economy, economic development, technology and innovation, South Asian immigrants in the U.S.

Linda Werner Software engineering, computer-science education, testing, increasing diversity in computer science

James Whitehead, Jr. (Computer Science) Software engineering, software evolution, software bug prediction, level design in computer games, procedural content generation

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Faculty and Professional InterestsProfessorJames H. Bierman Playwriting, theater history and literature, classical and Renaissance drama, Chicano theater, digital media

David Cuthbert Lighting design, CADD, projection design, scenic design

Kate EdmundsSet design for theater and film

M. Kathleen Foley Asian theater, Southeast Asian studies, performance studies, maskwork, puppetry, multicultural theater

Patty Gallagher Movement training for actors, circus and clown traditions, and Indonesian dance/performance

Kimberly Jannarone Directing, dramaturgy, dramatic theory and criticism, theater history, acting

Danny Scheie Acting, directing, dramatic literature, theater history, Shakespeare, Wagner, gay studies

Edward C. Warburton Development of dance thought in action, creative processes, and technology in theater arts; dance technique, movement research and composition, and applied dance practices

Associate ProfessorBrandin Baron Costume design, history of design

Michael Chemers Theater history and theory, playwriting, dramaturgy, acting

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Gerald Casel Choreography and improvisation; somatics and techniques

LecturerTandy Beal Choreography, improvisation, technique, performance skills, collaborations with classical and jazz composers, circus, theater and video, children’s productions

Gregory Fritsch Acting, directing

EmeritiAndrew E. Doe, Emeritus

Mark Franko, Emeritus

Norvid J. Roos, Emeritus

Ruth L. Solomon, Emerita

Audrey E. Stanley, Emerita

Alma R. Martinez, Emerita

Paul Whitworth, Emeritus

Elaine Yokoyama Roos, Emerita

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Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor, Classics and Comparative Literature Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance

Sean Keilen, Associate Professor, Literature Shakespeare; Ovid; the classical tradition; early British literature; Renaissance humanism; poetry and poetics; imitation; theory of literature; interpretation and its history; the division of the arts and sciences; creative criticism; literature and the fine arts; literature and ethics; psychoanalysis; the passions; the senses; beauty

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Faculty and Professional InterestsLecturer with Security of EmploymentHeather Shearer, Chair Composition and rhetoric of utopian communities; technical communication; usability of complex information products

James Wilson Modern European literary, artistic, intellectual, and political movements (especially of France, Italy, and Spain); poetry of Ezra Pound; Provencal poetry; classical Chinese poetry and philosophy; poetry translation; argument in popular culture; the rhetoric of sports; public speaking; medical science; graduate student teaching mentorship; composition pedagogy for first-year and multilingual students

Kimberly HelmerSpanish heritage language learning, English for academic purposes, assessing multimodality

Tonya RitolaTransforming basic writing program and instruction; institutional logics of writing center assessment; student reading practices in an electronic age

Roswell Spafford, Emerita

Senior Lecturer with Security of EmploymentElizabeth Abrams Composition and rhetoric; writing pedagogy, writing across the curriculum; 19th-century and 20th-century American history and literature, especially concerning the Civil War

Carol M. Freeman, Emerita

LecturerMargaret Amis Writing; pre- and early modern English literature; prose style

Sondra Archimedes, College Nine Writing Coordinator Victorian literature and culture; gender studies; cultural studies

Derede Arthur Cultural studies, 18th–20th-century British literature, theory of the novel, theories of education, cognitive ethology

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Chuck CarliseCreative writing, poetry and poetics, creative non-fiction, American literature, American counterculture, the Beats Movement, American politics, cultural studies, rhetoric of identity, generational culture, political rhetoric, social justice

Catherine Carlstroem American literature and culture, science/speculative fiction; American drama; human biological sciences (e.g. evolutionary history, physiology, neurology).

Dina El Dessouky Indigenous studies; native and women of color feminisms; environmental policy and justice; ecocriticism; Egyptian, Arab, and North African cinema; Arab/North African diasporic literature; Pacific/Oceania literature; Asia Pacific Americas literature and theory; (post)colonial theory; visual and performance cultures; poetry; surf culture(s)

Farnaz Fatemi Writing, poetry, writing pedagogy, comics and graphic novels, Middle East issues and cross-cultural perspectives, contemporary American literature.

BK Faunce Late 18th-century and early 19th-century British literary culture, film, literary theory

Jimmy Fazzino Writing pedagogy, food writing, critical geographies, transnationalism, 20th-century American literature, Beat Generation writing

Veronica Flanagan, Kresge College Writing Coordinator Writing, writing pedagogy, translation and translation theory, 19th- and 20th-century American literature; translation; French literature

Joy Hagen, College Eight Writing Coordinator Science writing; writing for physical and biological sciences; ecological risks of genetically engineered organisms; population dynamics; agroecology and food systems; entomology; science and uncertainty (Science and Technology Studies); California Common Core standards

Erica Halk, College Ten Writing Coordinator Post-secondary reading and writing pedagogy; American literature; cultural criticism; gender studies

Roxanne Power Hamilton Writing, poetry, magazine editing, inter-arts performance, gender and queer studies

Noria Jablonski Creative writing; contemporary American literature; disability studies

Robin King, Oakes College Writing Coordinator Visual arts, media criticism, sociology of learning and emotions, multi-cultural studies, politics of food

Lindsay Knisely Digital identity production in youth; establishing ethos in writing; writing of witness; African-American literature and literary theory; writing as social activism; writing as identity development; poetry analysis and interpretation; development of critical consciousness

Toby Loeffler Writing pedagogy; early 20th-century British and Spanish literature; history and theory of the British and European novel; British and European modernism; literature and nationalism; ideology; cultural studies

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Brij Lunine, Cowell College Writing Coordinator Writing pedagogy; writing across the curriculum, teaching research; reception studies, cultural studies, popular culture and youth subcultures

Patrick McKercher Virtual reality educational environments, outreach projects, collaborative research with James Burke, environmental education

Ingrid Moody Lariviere, Porter College Writing Coordinator

Emily Murai First-year composition and writing; International and global affairs; Science and technology studies; Human geography

Ellen Newberry, Merrill College Writing Coordinator Educational partnerships with K–12 schools, transfer/re-entry student writing, women’s studies, and queer studies

Sarah-Hope Parmeter, Coordinator, Entry Level Writing Requirement (ELWR) Writing and democracy; multilingual, multicultural rhetorics; cross-age writing partnerships and public school collaboratives; lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender young adult literature; rhetoric of the sciences

Annalisa Rava, Crown College Writing Coordinator Animals and human society, science fiction studies, literature and postmodernism

Denise Silva Cultural studies, urban studies, gender studies, 19th and 20th century British literature, composition and rhetoric

Kiva Silver Modern and early modern European history; nation-state development and nationalism; immigration and integration in Europe; rhetoric and composition

Robin Somers Sustainable agriculture and cooking organically; online journalism (blogging), Native American literature, culture and politics

Terry Terhaar Writing in the sciences; inquiry-based (research) writing; western environmental; biodiversity conservation; environmental ethics; religion, spirituality, and nature; nature literature

David Thorn Climate change, technology, and ethics; sustainable agriculture and food production; Africa and African life beyond the four "Ds"; sci fi and weird fiction; surfing and poetry

Yolanda VenegasEnglish composition, integrated reading and writing, ethnic/Chicana studies, undocumented student access to higher education, diversity in higher education

Amy Weaver, Stevenson College Writing Coordinator Creative nonfiction, writing pedagogy

Lothlorien WatkinsGenres: expository writing, inquiry-based research, science writing, drama. Topics: language, identity, and education; myths and fairy tales. Research interests: Adulty literacy, Gen. 1.5 studies, reading and writing pedagogy, grammar

Lene Whitley-Putz Social justice, identity, gender, writing the body, race in the United States, sports and identity, online teaching and learning, writing across the curriculum

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