Program Coordinator and Staff
Patricia White
Centennial Chair
Director, Aydelotte Foundation
Program Coordinator, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Film & Media Studies
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Deb Sloman
Administrative Assistant II, Classics; Administrative Assistant II, Asian Studies; Administrative Support, Lang Center-Social Responsibility
Classics
Interdisciplinary Programs
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Sibelan Forrester
Susan W. Lippincott Professor of Modern and Classical Languages
Program Coordinator, Comparative Literature; Interpretation Theory
Section Head, Russian
Modern Languages & Literatures-Russian
Comparative Literature
Interpretation Theory
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Interests: Russian and East European women writers; gender and sexuality in language and literature; Modernism; literary and scholarly translation and translation theory
Alexandra Gueydan-Turek
Associate Professor
On Leave - Academic Year
Modern Languages & Literatures-French & Francophone Studies
Peace & Conflict Studies
Comparative Literature
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Interests: Postcolonial Theory; Francophone Literature of the Maghreb and the Mashreq; Comics and Graphic Novels in the Arab World; Local Publishing Markets in North Africa; (Neo)colonial representations; Representations of Islam in France.
Dahlia Li
Visiting Assistant Professor and Post-Doctoral Fellow
Gender & Sexuality Studies
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Maya Nadkarni
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Sociology & Anthropology-Anthropology
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Affiliated Faculty
Sa'ed Atshan ’06
Associate Professor
Department Chair, Peace & Conflict Studies
Peace & Conflict Studies
Sociology & Anthropology
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Jamal Batts
Assistant Professor
Black Studies
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Maggie Delano
Associate Professor
On Leave - Spring
Engineering
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Farha Ghannam
Eugene M. Lang Research Professor of Anthropology
Sociology & Anthropology-Anthropology
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Ryan Ku
Visiting Assistant Professor
English Literature
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Luciano Martinez
Professor
Division Chair, Arts and Humanities
Spanish
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Interests: Latin American literatures and cultures; higher education administration; literary theory; second language pedagogy; LGBTQ+ studies
Marshall Smith III
Assistant Professor
On Leave - Academic Year
Modern Languages & Literatures-French & Francophone Studies
Black Studies
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Interests: Francophone and Anglophone Caribbean Literatures and Cultures, African Diaspora Studies, Visual and Material Cultures, Critical Theory, Black Geographies, Africana Philosophy, and Queer Studies.
