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Katharine A. Ott
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Anne D. Williams
Professor Emerita of Economics
jigsaw puzzle history
,
population
,
toy industry
Charles I. Nero
Benjamin E. Mays '20 Distinguished Prof of Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies
African American literary studies
,
African-American studies
,
American studies
,
critical race theory
,
cultural studies
,
film studies
,
LGBTQ issues in film and literature
,
literary and rhetorical criticism
,
popular culture studies
,
queer theory and studies
,
race and Hollywood film
Clarisa Pérez-Armendáriz
Associate Professor of Politics
comparative politics
,
Immigrant and Diaspora studies
,
immigrant/diaspora-home country political and economic engagement
,
immigration and democracy
,
immigration and economic development
,
Latin American Politics
,
Mexico
,
Political violence
B. Christine McDowell
Associate Professor of Theater
architectural drafting
,
costume design
,
costume history
,
figure drawing
,
historical clothing reconstruction
,
material culture studies
,
pattern drafting and draping
,
scenic painting
,
Set Design
Charles V. Carnegie
Professor Emeritus of Anthropology
construction of national identity categories
,
construction of racial and ethnic identity categories
,
cultural anthropology
,
development
,
nationalism
,
politics of culture
,
postcolonial studies
,
social anthropology
,
the Caribbean region and African diaspora
,
transnationalism
,
underdevelopment
Anita S. Charles
Senior Lecturer in Education
adolescent literacy
,
comparative education
,
public education reform
,
special education
,
teacher education
Stephanie Kelley-Romano
Professor of Rhetoric, Film, and Screen Studies
feminist approaches to politics and television
,
genre studies
,
genre studies of conspiracy and captivity
,
myth and narrative in popular and political culture
,
mythic and narrative construction of alternative belief systems
,
rhetorical theory and criticism
,
television genres
Tyler A. Harper
Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
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