Faculty & Staff

Christopher DeRosa, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Department Chair

Julius Adekunle, Ph.D.

Professor

Heidi Bludau, Ph.D.

Lecturer, Applied Anthropology
Career Advising Mentor
Scholarly interests: Medical anthropology; Business anthropology; Globalization; Migration; Identity

Melissa A. Brzycki, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
Scholarly interests: East Asia, Childhood and Youth, Popular Culture, Gender and Sexuality, Public History, Digital Humanities

Kenneth L. Campbell, Ph.D.

Professor
Scholarly interests: The Beatles, Irish History, British History, European History

Manuel Chavez, Ph.D.

Lecturer
Director of Philosophy Program

Veronica Davidov, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Director of Graduate Program in Anthropology

Hillary DelPrete, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Biological Anthropology
Scholarly interests: Human Variation, secular trend, skeletal change, Evolution

Maureen Dorment

Senior Lecturer

Geoffrey Fouad, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Geography
Director of GIS Program
Scholarly interests: Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Remote Sensing

William M. Gorman

Lecturer
Scholarly interests: Federal Budget, National Security spending (Homeland Security in particular), United States tax policy, Differing views on Economic regulation

Brian Greenberg, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus of History

Adam R. Heinrich, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Frederick McKitrick, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Chair, Department of Art & Design

William P. Mitchell, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus of Anthropology

Brooke Nappi, M.A.

Lecturer
Scholarly interests: Cultural Anthropology (U.S.); Gender and Sexuality, Race/Diversity and Inclusion; Education; the Supernatural; Body and Embodiment, Phenomenology

Katherine Parkin, Ph.D.

Professor
Jules Plangere, Jr., Endowed Chair in American Social History

Thomas S. Pearson, Ph.D.

Professor

Maryanne Rhett, Ph.D.

Professor
Director of Graduate Program in History
Scholarly interests: Islam, Comics, Nationalism

Karen Schmelzkopf, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Scholarly interests: tourism, urbanization, maps and mapping, human geography

Richard Veit, Ph.D.

Dean
Professor

Hettie Williams, Ph.D.

Associate Professor in African American History
President of the African American Intellectual History Society (AAIHS)
Scholarly interests: African American intellectual history, gender in U.S. history, and race studies

Melissa Ziobro, M.A.

Specialist Professor, Public History
Scholarly interests: Public History (Museums/Archives, Oral History, etc), U.S. History, NJ History

MacKenzie Avallone

Adjunct

Daniel Baker

Adjunct

Adam Black

Instructor of History
Scholarly Interests: Military History, The History & Psychology of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, U.S. Political History, and World Mythologies

Paula Burns-Ricciardi

Instructor of History

Susan Cohen

Adjunct

Scott Costello

Adjunct

Baker Daniel

Adjunct

Nicola Desanctis

Instructor of History

Melanie Dieg

Adjunct

Christopher Dolphin

Adjunct

Ryan Eckert

Instructor of History

Bill Elwell

Adjunct

Levi Fox

Adjunct

Robert Grasso

Adjunct

Yaakov Greenberg

Adjunct

Seth Hackman

Adjunct

Noah Lipman, J.D.

Instructor of History

Joey Lipp

Adjunct

Sean McHugh

Adjunct

Matthew Mopsick

Adjunct

Tony Nemati

Adjunct

Sean Nepveu

Adjunct

Matthew O'Brien

Instructor of History

Tedi Pascarella

Adjunct

Robert Puglisi

Adjunct

Joseph Reynolds

Adjunct

Anne Ricculli

Instructor of History

Louis Rolsky, Ph.D.

Instructor of Religious Studies

Kevin Rooney, J.D.

Adjunct

Lauren Rorie

Adjunct

Peter Samaras

Adjunct

Keri Sansevere, PhD

Instructor of Anthropology

Gerard Scharfenberger, Ph.D.

Adjunct

Lesley Schierenbeck

Adjunct

Kathleen Smith-Wenning

Instructor of Anthropology

Dane Stephenson

Adjunct

Jennifer Swerida

Instructor of History

John Tangeman

Adjunct

Mariana Tepfenhart

Adjunct

Monica Ward, Ph.D.

Adjunct

Kevin Young

Adjunct

Debora Graas

Office Coordinator

Stanton W. Green, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus
Scholarly Interests: Irish Archaeology, Public Archaeology, Archaeological Theory, GIS, The Culture of Higher Education, Career mentoring, Baseball and American History

Brian Greenberg, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus of History

Glenn E. King, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus of History and Anthropology

William P. Mitchell, Ph.D.

Professor Emeritus of Anthropology