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Faculty Member	Degree/Specialization	Campus	Office
Barnett, Louise K.	Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College nineteenth- and twentieth-century American novel, nineteenth-century American culture, women's studies	CAC	MU 020
Bartels, Emily C.	Ph.D., Harvard Renaissance dramatic literature, especially Shakespeare	CAC	MU 205A
Belton, John	Ph.D., Harvard cinema studies, cultural studies	CAC	MU 021
Buckley, Matthew S.	Ph.D., Columbia history of drama and theatre, visual and urban culture, media and genre studies	CAC	MU 006
Busia, Abena P.A.	Ph.D., St. Anthony's College (Oxford) African American and African Diaspora literature	CAC	MU 052
Chism, Christine	Ph.D., Duke Medieval literature, cultural studies, gay and gender studies	CAC	43 Mine St., 203
Coiro, Ann Baynes	Ph.D., Maryland Renaissance and seventeenth-century literature, women's studies	CAC	MU 206
Davidson, Harriet	Ph.D., Vanderbilt modern and contemporary poetry, critical theory	CAC	MU 022
DeKoven, Marianne	Ph.D., Stanford Modernism, women's studies	CAC	MU 203A
Diamond, Elin	Ph.D., California (Davis) drama and dramatic theory, Feminist and literary theory	CAC	MU 205B
Dienst, Richard	Ph.D., Duke critical theory and contemporary culture	CAC	43 Mine St., 102
Dowling, William C.	Ph.D., Harvard eighteenth-century literature, colonial American literature and literature of the early American Republic, critical theory	CAC	36 Union St., 101
Ellis, Katherine	Ph.D., Columbia women's studies, eighteenth-century fiction	CAC	36 Union St., 214
Evans, Brad	Ph.D., University of Chicago nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American literature, Anthropology and the history of culture	CAC	MU 023
Festa, Lynn	Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania eighteenth century literature	CAC	36 Union St., 108 MU 009
Flint, Kate	Ph.D., Oxford nineteenth and twentieth century literature; cultural history	CAC	36 Union St, 301
Flitterman-Lewis, Sandy	Ph.D., California (Berkeley) cinema studies, feminist critical analysis	CAC	MU 054
Fulton, Thomas	Ph.D., Yale sixteenth and seventeenth-century english literature; Shakespeare; history of drama; cultural history; politics and philosophy	CAC	MU 025
Galperin, William	Ph.D., Brown romantic literature, literary theory, media studies	CAC	MU 016
Gliserman, Martin	Ph.D., Indiana Psychoanalysis, fiction, Linguistics, reader response theory, studies of the body	CAC	MU 209
Ian, Marcia	Ph.D., Virginia modern British and American literatures, critical theory, the novel	CAC	43 Mine St., 101
Iannini, Christopher	Ph.D., CUNY colonial and nineteenth-century American literature, circum-Atlantic studies	CAC	MU 017
Jackson, Gregory	Ph.D., UCLA colonial and nineteenth-century American literature; Anglo-American religious culture	CAC	MU 205C
Jager, Colin	Ph.D., Michigan romantic literature, critical theory, religion	CAC	36 Union St., 303
Jehlen, Myra	Ph.D., California (Berkeley) American literature, feminist criticism, cultural history	CAC	MU 201
Jurecic, Ann	Ph.D., Princeton composition, literature and medicine, Pedagogy	CAC	MU 007
Klein, Stacy	Ph.D., Ohio State University Anglo-Saxon and Medieval Literature, feminist theory, history of the language	CAC	MU 010
Koszarski, Richard	Ph.D., New York cinema studies	CAC	MU 021
Kramnick, Jonathan	Ph.D., Johns Hopkins restoration and eighteenth-century literature, the history of criticism and literary study, literature and philosophy	CAC	36 Union St., 208
Kucich, John	Ph.D., SUNY, Buffalo British Victorian literature and culture	CAC	203C
Kurnick, David	Ph.D., Columbia Victorian and modernist literature, history of the novel, drama and performance theory, sexuality/gender studies	CAC	MU 011
Kusch, Robert	Ph.D., Northwestern Victorian literature, modern poetry	CAC	MU 051
Levao, Ronald	Ph.D., California (Berkeley) English Renaissance literature and intellectual history	CAC	MU 201
Mathes, Carter	Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley African American and African Diaspora literature	CAC	MU 049
McClure, John	Ph.D., Stanford contemporary American fiction, colonial and postcolonial discourse theory	CAC	MU 203
McGill, Meredith L.	Ph.D., Johns Hopkins nineteenth-century American literature, history of the book, American poetry	CAC	36 Union St., 102
McKeon, Michael	Ph.D., Columbia seventeenth- and eighteenth-century literature	CAC	MU 202
Miller, Jacqueline T.	Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Renaissance literature	CAC	MU 046
Miller, Richard E.	Ph.D., Pittsburgh composition, Pedagogy, cultural studies	CAC	MU 105
Perera, Sonali	Ph.D., Columbia postcolonial studies, South Asian literature, feminist theory	CAC	MU 008
Qualls, Barry V.	Ph.D., Northwestern Victorian literature	CAC	Old Queens, 302
Sadoff, Dianne F.	Ph.D., University of Rochester British Victorian literature and culture	CAC	MU 044
Scanlon, Larry	Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Medieval studies, cultural studies, literary theory	CAC	36 Union St., 103
Shockley, Evie	Ph.D., Duke University African American literature, gender and critical race studies, contemporary and modern American poetry and poetics, Victorian fiction	CAC	MU 047
Siegel, Jonah	Ph.D., Columbia nineteenth-century literature, literature and the fine arts, Modernism	CAC	MU 118B
Smith, Carol H.	Ph.D., Michigan modern literature, women's studies	CAC	MU 020
Spellmeyer, Kurt	Ph.D., Washington composition and rhetoric, seventeenth-century literature	CAC	MU 108
Turner, Henry S.	Ph.D., Columbia Renaissance Drama, esp. comedy, theater and print culture, early modern intellectual history, esp. literary theory and early scientific thought, history of sexuality and the family, medieval literary, social, and intellectual history; contemporary critical theory, esp. Marxism, Foucault, and Derrida.	CAC	MU 053
Vesterman, William	Ph.D., Rutgers Modern British and American Literature; Literary History	CAC	MU 018
Walkowitz, Rebecca L.	Ph.D. Harvard twentieth- and twenty-first-century British, Irish and Anglophone novel, modernism, the new world literature, translation and the history of the book, narrative theory	CAC	MU 042
Wall, Cheryl A.	Ph.D., Harvard American and African American literature, women's studies	CAC	MU 048
Williams, Carolyn	Ph.D., Virginia Victorian literature, women's studies, cultural studies	CAC	MU 104A
Wong, Edlie L.	Ph.D., California (Berkeley) nineteenth-century African American and Transatlantic literature, women’s studies	CAC	MU 024

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