Faculty

Jennifer Brady, Ph.D. Princeton University. Rennaissance and Restoration Literature, The Novel of Manners in Britain and the United States.

Kathleen Doyle, Ph.D. University of Chicago. Spanish Language, Peninsular Spanish Literature, Spanish Women Writers.

Carol Ekstrom, M.S., George Washington University. Geology, Environmental Science, Interdisciplinary Field Study in New Mexico.

Ivan Fernández, Ph.D. Vanderbilt University. Early Modern Spanish Literature, Gender Studies, Confession and Autobiography.

Dee Garceau, Ph.D. Brown University. Gender in the American West,  American Women, Native American History.

Judith Haas, Ph.d. University of California, Santa Cruz. Medieval Literature, Feminist Theory.

Leigh Johnson, Ph.D. The Pennsylvania State University. Social and Political Philosophy, 19th and 20th C. Continental Philosophy, Race Theory, Feminism and Gender Theory.

Shira Malkin, Doctorat, Universite de Paris; Ph.D., State University of New York. French Language and Literature, Feminism and French Drama..

Michelle Mattson, Ph.D. Stanford University. German Culture and Society, Women’s Studies.

David McCarthy, Ph.D. University of Delaware. Post-World War II  American Art and Culture, American Art History, Modern Art.

Gail Murray, Ph.D. University of Memphis. Antebellum Social and Cultural History, Women in the American South, Poverty in America.

Rebecca Newman, Ph.D. King′s College, University of Cambridge. Genre, Authorship, and Early Nineteenth Century Periodicals.

Leslie Petty, Ph.d.  University of Georgia. Nineteenth-Century American Literature, American Women Writers, Feminist Literary Theory.

Rashna Richards, Ph.D. University of Florida. American Film History, Critical Theory, Transnational Cultural Studies, Visual Culture.

Carla Shirley, Phd. Indiana University. Gender, Race, and Class in America, Work and Family, Education and Gender.       

Gail Streete, Ph.D. Drew University. Biblical Studies, Ascetical Theology, Women and Religion, and Classics.

Marsha Walton, Ph.D. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Developmental Psychology, Language and Social Interaction, Psychology of Women.

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