Faculty Members

Our faculty offer more than forty undergraduate and graduate courses each semester. Courses in History, Anthropology, and Geography examine the human experience in all major cultural regions of the world from ancient times to the present.

Full-Time Faculty

Aaron Ansell
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Brazil, Development Studies, Globalization
On Leave, 2012-2013

Heidi Bludau
Lecturer of Applied Anthropology
Globalization, Eastern Europe

Julius O. Adekunle
Professor of History
Africa, Caribbean, World

Kenneth L. Campbell
Professor of History
British Isles, Medieval and Early Modern Europe
On Sabbatical, Fall '12

Christopher DeRosa
Associate Professor of History
US Military and Political

Maureen Dorment
Lecturer in History
US, Book History

Susan Douglass
Specialist Professor
Public and Oral History, Holocaust, Vietnam

Ed Gonzalez-Tennant
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Archaeology, Heritage, Diaspora

Stanton Green
Professor of Anthropology
American Culture, Archaeology, Ireland

Brian Greenberg
Professor of History
US Social and Labor

Jean Li
Lecturer of Ancient History

Frederick McKitrick
Chair, Associate Professor of History
Germany, Europe

William P. Mitchell
Professor of Anthropology
South America, Global System, Political Economy, Social Change

Brooke Nappi
Instructor of Anthropology

Katherine Parkin
Associate Professor of History
US Women's and Cultural

Thomas S. Pearson
Professor of History
Russia and Soviet Union, Eastern Europe

Maryanne Rhett
Assistant Professor of History
Middle East, World History

Karen Schmelzkopf
Associate Professor of Geography
Cultural Geography, Tourism, World
On Sabbatical, '12-'13

Richard F. Veit
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Native American, New Jersey, Archaeology

Hettie Williams
Lecturer
African American History

Affiliated faculty

 

Part-Time Faculty