Past Faculty Affiliates

College of Communication

Advertising

• Brad Love, Advertising (Spring 2009)
• Geraldine Henderson, Advertising (Spring 2006)
• LeeAnn Kahlor, Advertising (Spring 2008)

Communication

• Dana Cloud, Communication Studies (Spring 2002) (Fall 2006)
• Elizabeth Peña, Communication Sciences and Disorders (Fall 2007)
• Larry Browning, Communication Studies (Fall 2003)
• Lisa Bedore, Communication Sciences and Disorders (Spring 2008)
• Matthew McGlone, Communication Studies (Spring 2006)

Radio-Television-Film

• Charles Ramirez Berg, Radio, Television, Film (Spring 2004)
• Janet Staiger, Radio-Television-Film (Fall 2005)
• John Downing, Radio, Television, Film (Fall 2002)
• Mary Celeste Kearney, Radio-Television-Film (Spring 2007)
• Samantha Krukowski, Radio-Television-Film (Spring 2008)

College of Fine Arts

Art

• Sarah Canright, Painting (Fall 2008)
• Margo Sawyer, Sculpture (Fall 2004)

Art History

• Andrea Giunta, Art History (Fall 2009)
• Ann Reynolds, Art History (Spring 2006)
• Jeff Smith, Art History (Spring 2005)
• Jeffrey Meikle, American Studies and Art History (Fall 2005)
• Linda Henderson, Art History (Spring 2004)
• Nassos Papalexandrou, Art History (Fall 2009)

Butler School of Music

• Caroline O'Meara, Musicology (Spring 2010)
• Elizabeth Crist, Musicology, Chair of the Center for American Music (Spring 2004)
• James Buhler, Music Theory (Fall 2003)
• K. M. (Kay) Knittel, Musicology (Fall 2007)
• Karl Hagstrom Miller, History and School of Music (Spring 2007)
• Lorenzo Candelaria, Musicology (Fall 2004)
• Phil Ford, Musicology (Fall 2006)
• Sonia Seeman, Ethnomusicology and Middle Eastern Studies (Fall 2007) (Spring 2010)
• Veit Erlmann, Ethnomusicology and History of Music Chair (Fall 2001)

Design

• Kate Catterall, Design (Fall 2005)
• Miodrag Mitrasinovic, Design (Fall 2001)

Theatre and Dance

• Amparo Garcia Crow, Theatre and Dance (Spring 2002)
• Charlotte Canning, Theatre and Dance (Fall 2003)
• Jill Dolan, Theater and Dance (Spring 2005)
• Lynn Miller, Theatre & Dance (Fall 2002)
• Stacy Wolf, Theatre and Dance (Spring 2006)

College of Liberal Arts

Department of American Studies

• Janet Davis, American Studies and History (Spring 2008)
• Julia Mickenberg, American Studies (Fall 2008)
• Neil Foley, History and American Studies (Spring 2002)
• Nhi Lieu, American Studies, Asian American Studies (Spring 2006)
• Robert Abzug, History, American Studies (Fall 2004)
• Shirley Thompson, American Studies and African and African Diaspora Studies (Spring 2007)
• Tiffany Gill, History and African and African Diaspora Studies (Fall 2006)

Department of Anthropology

• Charles Hale, Anthropology and Latin American Studies (Fall 2002)
• Denné N. Reed, Anthropology (Spring 2010)
• João H. Costa Vargas, Anthropology (Spring 2009)
• John Hartigan, Anthropology (Spring 2008)
• Kamran Ali, Anthropology (Fall 2003) (Fall 2009)
• Pauline Strong, Anthropology and Women's and Gender Studies (Fall 2001) (Fall 2005)
• Richard Flores, Anthropology/Paredes Center (Fall 2002)
• Suzanne Seriff, Anthropology (Spring 2009)
• Ward Keeler, Anthropology (Fall 2008)

Department of Asian Studies

• Kirsten Cather, Asian Studies (Spring 2010)
• Martha Ann Selby,Asian Studies (Spring 2004)
• Nancy Stalker, Asian Studies (Spring 2005)
• Oliver Freiberger, Asian Studies (Fall 2008)
• Robert Oppenheim, Asian Studies (Spring 2006)
• Syed Akbar Hyder, Asian Studies, Islamic Studies (Fall 2004)

Department of Classics

• Karl Galinsky, Classics (Fall 2001)
• Thomas Hubbard, Classics (Spring 2007) (Spring 2010)
• Thomas Palaima, Classics (Spring 2002)

Department of Economics

• Niles Hansen, Economics (Spring 2002)

Department of English

• Adam Zachary Newton, English, Jewish Studies (Spring 2005)
• Alan Friedman, English (Fall 2003)
• Barbara Harlow, English (Spring 2004)
• Coleman Hutchison, English (Fall 2009)
• Elizabeth Cullingford, English (Spring 2004)
• Hannah Wojciehowski, English (Fall 2009)
• Helena Woodard, English (Fall 2005)
• Ian Hancock, Linguistics/English (Fall 2002)
• Jennifer M. Wilks, English (Spring 2009)
• Joanna Brooks, English (Fall 2004)
• Laura Furman, English (Spring 2006)
• Lisa Moore, English (Spring 2007)
• Martin Kevorkian, English (Fall 2006)
• Michael Winship, English (Spring 2006)
• Neville Hoad, English (Fall 2008)
• Samuel Baker, English (Fall 2007)
• Van Jordan, English (Fall 2006)

Department of French and Italian

• Alexandra Wettlaufer, French and Comparative Literature (Fall 2001)
• Douglas Biow, French and Italian (Spring 2008)
• Karen Pagani, French and Italian (Fall 2009)
• Marc Bizer, French (Fall 2005)

Department of Geography and the Environment

• Diana Davis, Geography (Spring 2004)
• Kelley Crews-Meyer, Geography and the Environment (Spring 2008)
• Richard Heyman, Geography and the Environment (Spring 2009)

Department of Germanic Studies

• John Hoberman, Germanic Studies (Fall 2002)
• Katherine Arens, Germanic Studies (Spring 2010)
• Sabine Hake, Germanic Studies (Spring 2007)

Department of Government

• Bartholomew Sparrow, Government (Spring 2005)
• Benjamin Gregg, Government (Fall 2007)
• David Edwards, Government (Spring 2010)
• Gretchen Ritter, Government (Fall 2003)
• Jason Brownlee, Government (Fall 2009)
• Jeffrey Tulis, Government (Spring 2002)

Department of History

• Abigail Lustig, History (Spring 2008)
• Brian Levack, History (Spring 2008)
• Caroline Castiglione, History (Fall 2002)
• Carolyn Eastman, History (Spring 2008)
• David Crew, History (Fall 2005)
• Erika Bsumek, History (Fall 2006)
• James Sidbury, History (Spring 2006)
• Joan Neuberger, History (Fall 2009)
• Judith Coffin, History (Spring 2004)
• Julie Hardwick, History (Spring 2007)
• Juliet Walker, History (Fall 2004)
• Karl Hagstrom Miller, History and School of Music (Spring 2007)
• Laurie Green, History (Spring 2006)
• Martha Newman, History, Religious Studies (Spring 2005)
• Roger Hart, History (Fall 2003)
• Ruramisai Charumbira, History (Fall 2009)
• Susan Boettcher, History (Fall 2004)
• Tracie Matysik, History (Fall 2008)

Department of Linguistics

• Qing Zhang, Linguistics (Spring 2004)

Department of Middle Eastern Studies

• Akel Kahera, Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures (Fall 2002)
• Denise Spellberg, History and Middle Eastern Studies (Fall 2001) (Fall 2007)
• Faegheh Shirazi, Middle Eastern Studies (Spring 2005)
• Tarek El-Ariss, Middle Eastern Studies (Spring 2010)

Department of Philosophy

• A. P. Martinich, Philosophy (Spring 2002)
• Kathleen Higgins, Philosophy (Spring 2005)
• Sahotra Sarkar, Philosophy (Fall 2003)

Department of Psychology

• Samuel Gosling, Psychology (Spring 2008)

Department of Rhetoric and Writing

• Diane Davis, Rhetoric and Composition (Fall 2005)
• Mark Longaker, Rhetoric & Writing (Fall 2008)

Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies

•  Gilbert Rappaport, Slavic Languages and Literatures (Fall 2001)

Department of Sociology

• Ari Adut, Sociology (Fall 2007)
• Arthur Sakamoto, Sociology (Fall 2006)
• Benjamin Carrington, Sociology (Spring 2007)
• Maya Charrad, Sociology/Middle Eastern Studies (Fall 2002)
• Michael Young, Sociology (Fall 2007)
• Robert Woodberry, Sociology (Fall 2004)
• Sharmila Rudrappa, Sociology (Fall 2003)

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

• Arturo Arias, Spanish and Portuguese (Spring 2009)

College of Natural Sciences

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

• John Stanton, Chemistry (Spring 2004)

McCombs School of Business

Management

• Paul V. Martorana, Management (Spring 2009)
• Violina Rindova, Management (Spring 2010)

Marketing

• Kate Gillespie, Marketing (Fall 2008)
• Linda Golden, Marketing (Fall 2009)

School of Architecture

Architecture

• Louise Harpman, Architecture (Fall 2005)
• Michael Benedikt, Architecture (Fall 2008)
• Stephen Sonnenberg, Psychiatry, Baylor College of Medicine (Spring 2010)

School of Information

School of Information

• Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa, School of Information (Spring 2006)

School of Law

Law

• Julius Getman, Law (Spring 2007)
• Karen L. Engle, Law (Fall 2002)
• Lawrence Sager, Law (Fall 2001) (Fall 2004)
• Richard Markovits, Law (Fall 2002)
• Sanford Levinson, Law and Government (Fall 2001) (Spring 2006)
• Terri LeClercq, School of Law (Spring 2005)
• William Forbath, School of Law, History (Spring 2004)
• Zipporah Wiseman, School of Law (Fall 2003)

School of Social Work

Social Work

• Barbara L. Jones, Social Work (Spring 2009)
• David Springer, Social Work (Fall 2006)
• Diana M. DiNitto, Social Work (Fall 2008)
• Elizabeth Pomeroy, Social Work (Spring 2010)
• Miguel Ferguson, Social Work (Fall 2007)
• Roberta Greene, Social Work (Spring 2010)
• Thomas Darwin (Fall 2001)