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The Nanovic Institute is home to more than 150 faculty in European studies from more than twenty-five departments at Notre Dame.

The Institute’s faculty fellows come from the Mendoza College of Business, the Colleges of Engineering, Science, and Arts and Letters, the Schools of Law and Architecture, and the Keough School of Global Affairs. They teach courses, conduct research, organize symposia, advise students, and advise the director through fellows’ meetings and the Faculty Committee.

The Institute supports their research in European studies, especially their interdisciplinary projects and collaborations with European peers and graduate students. In addition, the Institute supports the internationalization of their classrooms at Notre Dame, permitting faculty to take entire seminars to Europe during the year or summer break to study European topics first-hand.

Fellows are eligible for a wide range of generous Institute grants.

Individuals interested in becoming a faculty fellow must be a faculty member at the University of Notre Dame and nominated by a current fellow or the director. Nominations may be emailed to the senior associate director, Grant Osborn (gosborn@nd.edu).

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Pedro Aguilera-Mellado

Assistant Professor of Spanish; Concurrent Faculty of Film Studies

Pedro Aguilera-Mellado

Assistant Professor of Spanish; Concurrent Faculty of Film Studies

18th - 21st Century Iberian literatures and film, and modern continental thought

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Maurizio Albahari

Associate Professor of Anthropology; Concurrent Faculty in the Keough School of Global Affairs

Maurizio Albahari

Associate Professor of Anthropology; Concurrent Faculty in the Keough School of Global Affairs

Migration and refugee mobility; sovereignty, democracy, and human rights; citizenship, cities, and aesthetics; pluralism and religion in public life; and epistemology

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Roger Alford

Professor of Law; Concurrent Faculty in the Keough School of Global Affairs

Roger Alford

Professor of Law; Concurrent Faculty in the Keough School of Global Affairs

International trade, international arbitration, international antitrust, and comparative law

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Karl Ameriks

McMahon-Hank Professor of Philosophy Emeritus

Karl Ameriks

McMahon-Hank Professor of Philosophy Emeritus

History of Modern Philosophy, Continental Philosophy

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Selena Anders

Assistant Professor of Architecture

Selena Anders

Assistant Professor of Architecture

Architectural History and Theory, Classical Antiquity, Classical Architecture, Historic Preservation, Italian Art History, Renaissance and the Baroque

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Yury Avvakumov

Associate Professor of Theology

Yury Avvakumov

Associate Professor of Theology

Papacy and Eastern Churches; scholastic theology; Latin and Byzantine ecclesiology and sacramental theology; Russian and Ukrainian religious thought of the 19th and 20th century

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Rüdiger Bachmann

Stepan Family College Professor of Economics

Rüdiger Bachmann

Stepan Family College Professor of Economics

Macroeconomics of heterogeneous agents, implications of uncertainty and expectation formation on macroeconomic outcomes

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Laura Banella

Assistant Professor of Italian

Laura Banella

Assistant Professor of Italian

Medieval Italian Literature; Dante and Boccaccio; lyric poetry; manuscript studies and history of the book; Renaissance literature

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Alexander Beihammer

Heiden Family College Professor of History

Alexander Beihammer

Heiden Family College Professor of History

Byzantium and Islam, the Crusades, the formation of Muslim-Turkish Anatolia

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Judith Benz

Teaching Professor of German

Judith Benz

Teaching Professor of German

The reception and adaptation of medieval Arthurian romances in 20th- and 21st-Century German literature

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John Betz

Associate Professor of Theology

John Betz

Associate Professor of Theology

Christian Metaphysics

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Alessia Blad-Miller

Teaching Professor of Italian; Director of the Center for Languages and Cultures

Alessia Blad-Miller

Teaching Professor of Italian; Director of the Center for Languages and Cultures

Italian language and culture with a variety of media, and second language acquisition pedagogy

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W. Martin Bloomer

Professor of Classics

W. Martin Bloomer

Professor of Classics

Latin Literature, Ancient Rhetoric and Education

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Tobias Boes

Professor of German; Chair of the Department of German and Russian Languages and Literatures

Tobias Boes

Professor of German; Chair of the Department of German and Russian Languages and Literatures

The modernist period, the theory and history of the novel, and in cultural interactions between Germany and the world at large

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Tatiana Botero

Teaching Professor of Spanish, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures

Tatiana Botero

Teaching Professor of Spanish, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures

Second language acquisition, foreign language teaching, teaching language through culture, community engagement, and service with the local Latino Community, Community Base Learning Language course, teaching Language through the arts. Teaching language through the lens of social justice, empathy, advocacy, and human rights.

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Katie Bugyis

Associate Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Theology

Katie Bugyis

Associate Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Theology

Christian theology, liturgical practice, and material culture; reconstructing the lived experiences of religious women in the Middle Ages through their documents of practice and other material remains

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Theodore Cachey Jr.

Fabiano Collegiate Professor of Italian; Ravarino Family Director of the Center for Italian and Dante Studies

Theodore Cachey Jr.

Fabiano Collegiate Professor of Italian; Ravarino Family Director of the Center for Italian and Dante Studies

Dante; Petrarch; Boccaccio; History of the Italian Language; Travel Literature; Literature and Cartography

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Paolo Carozza

Professor of Law; Concurrent Faculty of Political Science

Paolo Carozza

Professor of Law; Concurrent Faculty of Political Science

Comparative constitutional law, human rights, law and development, and international law

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Katlyn Carter

Assistant Professor of History

Katlyn Carter

Assistant Professor of History

Political and intellectual historian of the eighteenth-century Atlantic World, specializing in the American and French Revolutions, origins of modern representative democracy through the study of political practices and institutions.

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Meredith Chesson

Professor of Anthropology; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Meredith Chesson

Professor of Anthropology; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Materiality of daily life in the past

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Christopher Chowrimootoo

Associate Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Music

Christopher Chowrimootoo

Associate Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Music

Music, middlebrow culture, modernism, aesthetics, historiography, sacred music, and secularization

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Aedín Clements

Irish Studies Librarian

Aedín Clements

Irish Studies Librarian

Irish studies, related to the development of archival and digital information sources and Irish literature, including Seamus Heaney, Irish children's literature, and the Irish language

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Robert Randolf Coleman

Professor Emeritus of Renaissance & Baroque Art History

Robert Randolf Coleman

Professor Emeritus of Renaissance & Baroque Art History

Italian art from the sixteenth through the eighteenth centuries

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James Collins

Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre; Concurrent Faculty of English

James Collins

Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre; Concurrent Faculty of English

Film and television theory, postmodern studies, and digital culture

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Ann-Marie Conrado

Cregg Family Director of the Program in Collaborative Innovation & Associate Professor of Industrial Design

Ann-Marie Conrado

Cregg Family Director of the Program in Collaborative Innovation & Associate Professor of Industrial Design

Research interests include the use of design to address social and humanitarian concerns.

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Donald Crafton

Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Professor Emeritus of Film, Television, and Theatre

Donald Crafton

Joseph and Elizabeth Robbie Professor Emeritus of Film, Television, and Theatre

European cinema and culture

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Craig Cramer

Professor Emeritus of Organ

Craig Cramer

Professor Emeritus of Organ

Organ performance, including with many of the most historic organs in Europe

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Kathleen Cummings

Rev. John A. O’Brien Collegiate Professor of American Studies and History; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies and Theology; William W. and Anna Jean Director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism

Kathleen Cummings

Rev. John A. O’Brien Collegiate Professor of American Studies and History; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies and Theology; William W. and Anna Jean Director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism

History of women, Catholicism, sanctity, and American religion

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John Deak

Associate Professor of History

John Deak

Associate Professor of History

The history of European political culture, from the Enlightenment to the twentieth century

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JoAnn DellaNeva

Professor Emerita of French and Francophone Studies

JoAnn DellaNeva

Professor Emerita of French and Francophone Studies

French and Italian Renaissance literature

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Denise Della Rossa

Teaching Professor of German

Denise Della Rossa

Teaching Professor of German

18th- and 19th-Century German women's writing, memory and memorialization

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Diane Desierto

Professor of Law and Global Affairs

Diane Desierto

Professor of Law and Global Affairs

Serving on the editorial board of the European Journal of International Law, the substance, procedure, and process of international law, human rights, international economic law and development, international dispute settlement, and the intersecting roles of European institutions (such as the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights), courts (such as the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court), and tribunals (at the Permanent Court of Arbitration and the World Trade Organization Appellate Body) in these legal regimes

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Jean Dibble

Professor Emerita of Printmaking

Jean Dibble

Professor Emerita of Printmaking

Printmaking, painting, drawing, digital media, and the mixing of these media

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William Collins Donahue

John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C., Professor of the Humanities; Concurrent Faculty of German, European Studies, and Film, Television, and Theatre; Director of the Initiative for Global Europe

William Collins Donahue

John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C., Professor of the Humanities; Concurrent Faculty of German, European Studies, and Film, Television, and Theatre; Director of the Initiative for Global Europe

German literature and film

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Richard Donnelly

Professor of the Practice Emeritus of Film, Television, and Theatre

Richard Donnelly

Professor of the Practice Emeritus of Film, Television, and Theatre

Costume Design and Costume Making, Stage Makeup

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Dennis Doordan

Professor Emeritus of Architecture; Concurrent Professor Emeritus of Art, Art History and Design

Dennis Doordan

Professor Emeritus of Architecture; Concurrent Professor Emeritus of Art, Art History and Design

20th-century architecture and design, including political themes in architecture, the impact of new materials, and the evolution of exhibition design techniques

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Kirk Doran

Henkels Family Collegiate Chair and Associate Professor of Economics

Kirk Doran

Henkels Family Collegiate Chair and Associate Professor of Economics

Innovation, Knowledge Generation, Scientific Workforce, Immigration, Labor Supply

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Fr. Robert Dowd, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of Political Science; Vice President and Associate Provost for Interdisciplinary Initiatives

Fr. Robert Dowd, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of Political Science; Vice President and Associate Provost for Interdisciplinary Initiatives

Religion and the integration of migrants/refugees in Europe and North America and the effects of faith-based schools on citizenship and civic engagement in Africa

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Michael Driscoll

Professor Emeritus of Theology

Michael Driscoll

Professor Emeritus of Theology

Currently working on a book on Liturgy and Aesthetic and manual on the ars celebrandi

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Georges Enderle

John T. Ryan Jr. Professor Emeritus of International Business Ethics; Concurrent Professor Emeritus in the Keough School of Global Affairs

Georges Enderle

John T. Ryan Jr. Professor Emeritus of International Business Ethics; Concurrent Professor Emeritus in the Keough School of Global Affairs

Corporate ethics and social responsibility; business and economic ethics; managerial ethical leadership; international issues; business ethics in China

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Stephen Fallon

Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C., Professor of the Humanities; Concurrent Faculty of English

Stephen Fallon

Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C., Professor of the Humanities; Concurrent Faculty of English

Milton and early modern literature and intellectual historyhttps://pls.nd.edu/people/stephen-m-fallon/

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Margot Fassler

Keough-Hesburgh Professor Emerita of Music History and Liturgy

Margot Fassler

Keough-Hesburgh Professor Emerita of Music History and Liturgy

Theology, Liturgy, and the Arts; Congregational Studies; Sacred Music

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Ana Leticia Fauri

Assistant Professor of Portuguese

Ana Leticia Fauri

Assistant Professor of Portuguese

Research interests focus on the mechanisms by which governments’ repressive actions impacted 20th-century literature, culture, and history in Brazil and Portugal.

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Felipe Fernández-Armesto

William P. Reynolds Professor of History

Felipe Fernández-Armesto

William P. Reynolds Professor of History

History of language and of cultural organisms, global environmental history, early colonial Native Mesoamerican source materials, and the history of wisdom

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Mary Flannery

Teaching Professor of Economics; Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies

Mary Flannery

Teaching Professor of Economics; Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies

Applied Microeconomics, Industrial Organization

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Christopher Fox

Professor Emeritus of English

Christopher Fox

Professor Emeritus of English

Eighteenth-century British literature, literature and science, and Irish studies, particularly Jonathan Swift and eighteenth-century Ireland

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Leonardo Francalanci

Assistant Teaching Professor of Catalan and Spanish

Leonardo Francalanci

Assistant Teaching Professor of Catalan and Spanish

Romance Philology, Mediterranean Studies, Iberian Studies, Catalan Studies, European Petrarchism, Medievalism

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Mary Frandsen

Associate Professor Emerita of Musicology

Mary Frandsen

Associate Professor Emerita of Musicology

Lutheran musical, devotional, and liturgical traditions in the early modern era

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Johanna Frymoyer

Assistant Professor of Music Theory

Johanna Frymoyer

Assistant Professor of Music Theory

Musical meaning through the lenses of semiotics, narrative theory, and cognitive linguistics with emphasis on the music of Schoenberg and Stravinsky

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Anne García-Romero

Associate Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre

Anne García-Romero

Associate Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre

Playwriting, screenwriting, and Latinx theatre studies, with a particular interest in how Spanish history and culture intersect with the English-speaking world in terms of language, character, theme, narrative and aesthetics

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Korey Garibaldi

Assistant Professor of American Studies

Korey Garibaldi

Assistant Professor of American Studies

Twentieth-century United States History, Modern Transnational History, Especially Between the U.S. and Europe, History of the Book and Twentieth-century American Literary History

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Anna Geltzer

Associate Director of the John J. Reilly Center for Science, Technology, and Values

Anna Geltzer

Associate Director of the John J. Reilly Center for Science, Technology, and Values

Historical and current practices of biomedical knowledge production, with a focus on Russia and the transformations in Russian medical science and practice precipitated by the collapse of the Soviet Union

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Nina Glibetić

Assistant Professor of Theology

Nina Glibetić

Assistant Professor of Theology

History of the Byzantine Liturgy, Pre-Modern Ritual Culture, Sinai Monasticism, Christianity among Medieval Slavs, Sacred Space & Ritual Purity, Medieval Liturgy and Gender

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Andrew Gould

Associate Professor of Political Science

Andrew Gould

Associate Professor of Political Science

Religion and politics in Europe, the political-economy of decision-making, and qualitative research methods

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Brad Gregory

Henkels Family College Professor of History

Brad Gregory

Henkels Family College Professor of History

Reformation era in Western Europe and its long-term effects in the shaping of the modern world, with a particular interest in Christianity, including magisterial Protestantism, radical Protestantism, and Roman Catholicism approached comparatively and cross-confessionally, methodology and theory in the understanding of religion and history

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Thomas Gresik

Professor of Economics

Thomas Gresik

Professor of Economics

Industrial Organization, Microeconomics Theory, Public Economics

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Patrick Griffin

Madden-Hennebry Family Professor of History; Director of Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies

Patrick Griffin

Madden-Hennebry Family Professor of History; Director of Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies

Intersection of colonial American and early modern Irish and British history

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Fr. Daniel Groody, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of Theology; Concurrent Faculty in the Keough School of Global Affairs; Vice President and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Affairs

Fr. Daniel Groody, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of Theology; Concurrent Faculty in the Keough School of Global Affairs; Vice President and Associate Provost for Undergraduate Affairs

Theologies of Migration, Spirituality of Immigrants, the Heart’s Desire and Social Change

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Fr. Kevin Grove, C.S.C.

Assistant Professor of Theoogy

Fr. Kevin Grove, C.S.C.

Assistant Professor of Theoogy

Memory, Christology, St. Augustine, and the theological writings of Basil Moreau

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David Gura

Curator of Ancient and Medieval Manuscripts; Concurrent Professor of Classics; Concurrent Professor, the Medieval Institute.

David Gura

Curator of Ancient and Medieval Manuscripts; Concurrent Professor of Classics; Concurrent Professor, the Medieval Institute.

Greek, Latin, Classics, Byzantine Studies, Commentaries of Arnulf of Orléans, and Medieval Reception of Ovid's Metamorphoses

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Perin Gürel

Associate Professor of American Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Perin Gürel

Associate Professor of American Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Culture and Foreign Policy, U.S. and the Middle East, Gender and Race in Popular Culture

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Fr. Gregory Haake, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies

Fr. Gregory Haake, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies

Politics and Literature, Renaissance, Rhetoric, Religion and Literature, Lyric Poetry

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Alexander Hahn

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Alexander Hahn

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Mathematics and its basic applications

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Berthold Hoeckner

Keough-Hesburgh Professor of Music History; Chair of the Department of Music; Concurrent Faculty of Film, Television, and Theatre

Berthold Hoeckner

Keough-Hesburgh Professor of Music History; Chair of the Department of Music; Concurrent Faculty of Film, Television, and Theatre

Music since 1800, opera, song, aesthetics, Adorno, music and visual culture, and the social and cognitive psychology of music, Germanic studies

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Eva Hoeckner

Program Manager for Language Initiatives at the Center for the Study of Languages and Cultures; Concurrent Assistant Teaching Professor of German

Eva Hoeckner

Program Manager for Language Initiatives at the Center for the Study of Languages and Cultures; Concurrent Assistant Teaching Professor of German

Second Language Pedagogy, Technology Integration in Language Teaching and Learning, German Cinema, Culture and Politics of German speaking Countries, 19th and 20th Century German Literature

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Peter Holland

McMeel Family Professor in Shakespeare Studies; Concurrent Professor of English; Associate Dean for the Arts

Peter Holland

McMeel Family Professor in Shakespeare Studies; Concurrent Professor of English; Associate Dean for the Arts

Shakespeare, theatre history

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Vittorio Hösle

Paul G. Kimball Professor of Arts and Letters; Professor of German; Concurrent Faculty of Philosophy and Political Science; Founding Director of Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study

Vittorio Hösle

Paul G. Kimball Professor of Arts and Letters; Professor of German; Concurrent Faculty of Philosophy and Political Science; Founding Director of Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study

Philosophy (metaphysics, ethics, political philosophy, aesthetics) and intellectual history

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Erika Hosselkus

Curator of Latin, Iberian, and Latinx Collections, Strategic Planning Implementation Project Manager & Special Collection Curator

Erika Hosselkus

Curator of Latin, Iberian, and Latinx Collections, Strategic Planning Implementation Project Manager & Special Collection Curator

Research interests include the history and cultures of Latin America, Erika specializes in colonial Mexican history, particularly the experiences of indigenous groups.

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Romana Huk

Associate Professor of English

Romana Huk

Associate Professor of English

Twentieth-century British literature, postmodern poetries

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Eileen Hunt

Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Eileen Hunt

Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Political theory, history of political thought subjects, including enlightenment, American, feminist, liberal, and international political thought, the family, rights, ethics of technology, philosophy, and literature, with a special interest in Edmund Burke, John Stuart Mill, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Mary Shelley, Alexis de Tocqueville, and Mary Wollstonecraft

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Heather Hyde Minor

Professor of 16th-18th Century Europe

Heather Hyde Minor

Professor of 16th-18th Century Europe

Research interests include architecture, print culture, antiquarianism, and the prehistory of the discipline of art history.

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Katie Jarvis

Carl E. Koch Associate Professor of History

Katie Jarvis

Carl E. Koch Associate Professor of History

Popular politics, broadly conceived, during the French Revolution

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Debra Javeline

Associate Professor of Political Science

Debra Javeline

Associate Professor of Political Science

Mass political behavior, survey research, Russian politics, sustainability, environmental politics, climate change

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Peter Jeffery

Michael P. Grace Chair in Medieval Studies; Professor of Musicology and Ethnomusicology

Peter Jeffery

Michael P. Grace Chair in Medieval Studies; Professor of Musicology and Ethnomusicology

Medieval chant and the history of liturgical music

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Robin Jensen

Patrick O'Brien Professor of Theology

Robin Jensen

Patrick O'Brien Professor of Theology

Early Christian art and archaeology

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Ian Ona Johnson

P. J. Moran Family Assistant Professor of Military History

Ian Ona Johnson

P. J. Moran Family Assistant Professor of Military History

War, diplomacy, and technology

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CJ Jones

William Payden Associate Professor of German

CJ Jones

William Payden Associate Professor of German

German-speaking Europe in the fifteenth century, with a particular focus on religious culture, mystical literature, and liturgy, particularly how religious communities used liturgy to negotiate ecclesiastical and gendered structures of power and how liturgical practice afforded flexible opportunities for creating and performing communal identity

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Essaka Joshua

Associate Professor of English

Essaka Joshua

Associate Professor of English

Romantic-era and Victorian British Literature, Disability Studies, Myth and Folklore

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Anton Juan

Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre

Anton Juan

Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre

Directing/playwriting, semiotics, comparative studies in theatre and social concerns, with a special interest in creative research, workshops, and theatre that deals with the migration regime in Europe, including the cultural education of migrant workers and children in Athens and Battersea and the stories told from their perspective

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Encarnación Juárez-Almendros

Emerita Professor of Spanish

Encarnación Juárez-Almendros

Emerita Professor of Spanish

Quevedo and Cervantes’s works, autobiographical and picaresque prose, women writings (Teresa de Cartagena, Teresa de Ávila, Catalina de Erauso), cultural clothing, and disability studies

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Mary Keys

Associate Professor of Political Science

Mary Keys

Associate Professor of Political Science

History of Political Philosophy; Ethics, Religion, and Political Theory; Philosophy of Law; Christian Political Thought; Politics and Literature

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Karrie Koesel

Associate Professor of Political Science

Karrie Koesel

Associate Professor of Political Science

Religion and Politics; Dictatorship and Democracy; Political Education and Propaganda; Contemporary Chinese and Russian Politics

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Fr. Paul Kollman, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of Theology

Fr. Paul Kollman, C.S.C.

Associate Professor of Theology

African Christianity, mission history, and world Christianity

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Thomas Kselman

Professor Emeritus of History

Thomas Kselman

Professor Emeritus of History

History of religious liberty in France in the aftermath of the French Revolution

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Greg Kucich

Professor of English

Greg Kucich

Professor of English

British Romanticism

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Ian Kuijt

Professor of Anthropology

Ian Kuijt

Professor of Anthropology

The social geography of village life within small-scale prehistoric and historic period communities, and the material means by which identity and social relations are manifest through human practices

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Robert Kusmer

Librarian Emeritus of German Language and Literatures

Robert Kusmer

Librarian Emeritus of German Language and Literatures

German Language, Literature, and Culture
Stephen Lancaster

Associate Professor of the Practice of Voice

Stephen Lancaster

Associate Professor of the Practice of Voice

Classical and musical theatre styles of voice

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Jesse Lander

Associate Professor and Department Chair of English

Jesse Lander

Associate Professor and Department Chair of English

Shakespeare, Tudor-Stuart drama, Renaissance literature, history of books

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Charles Leavitt

Associate Professor of Italian

Charles Leavitt

Associate Professor of Italian

Post-war Italy in a comparative context, with a particular interest in history, modern and contemporary Italian literature, Italian film studies, fascism and resistance, literary criticism and theory, comparative literature, and cultural intersections between the Italian and African-American experience

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Ulrich Lehner

William K. Warren Professor of Theology

Ulrich Lehner

William K. Warren Professor of Theology

History of Christianity after 1500, Global Catholic Studies, Early Modern History, Gender and Race in the History of Catholicism, 19th and 20th c. European History and Culture

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John Liberatore

Associate Professor of Music Theory and Composition

John Liberatore

Associate Professor of Music Theory and Composition

Music Theory and Composition

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Fr. Jim Lies, C.S.C.

Senior Director for Academic Initiatives and Partnerships

Fr. Jim Lies, C.S.C.

Senior Director for Academic Initiatives and Partnerships

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David Lincicum

Associate Professor of Theology

David Lincicum

Associate Professor of Theology

History of biblical interpretation, particularly the German and British traditions in the 19th and 20th centuries, and the way these intersect with contemporary currents of thought

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Daniel Lindley

Associate Professor of Political Science

Daniel Lindley

Associate Professor of Political Science

International relations, security studies, U.N. peacekeeping, internal and ethnic conflict, the Concert of Europe, the Cyprus problem and Aegean security, and pre-emptive and preventive war

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Joshua Lund

Professor of Spanish

Joshua Lund

Professor of Spanish

Literature, film and cultural history

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Natasha Lyandres

Head of Rare Books and Special Collections

Natasha Lyandres

Head of Rare Books and Special Collections

Polish studies, Russian and East European languages, literatures, and cultures

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Semion Lyandres

Professor of History

Semion Lyandres

Professor of History

Intellectual and political history of Europe and Russia

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Michael Lykoudis

Professor of Architecture

Michael Lykoudis

Professor of Architecture

American Domestic Architecture, Architectural Technology/Building Technology, Classical Architecture, Community Building, Professional Practice, Residential Design, Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism, Urban Design

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Louis MacKenzie

Professor Emeritus of French and Francophone Studies

Louis MacKenzie

Professor Emeritus of French and Francophone Studies

17th-century French literature, with special focus on Jansenism (Pascal, La Rochefoucauld, La Bruyère, and Racine)

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Elena Mangione-Lora

Teaching Professor of Spanish

Elena Mangione-Lora

Teaching Professor of Spanish

Spanish language, Intercultural Competence, Community-Based Learning (CBL), Active learning, Alternative assessment, SoTL, Translation Studies

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Alexander Martin

Professor of History

Alexander Martin

Professor of History

Social and intellectual history of imperial Russia, and Germany and Western Europe, from the mid-18th to the mid-19th century

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John Matthias

Professor Emeritus of English

John Matthias

Professor Emeritus of English

British and American modernism with a focus on the connection among the arts in the twentieth century

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David Mayernik

Associate Professor of Architecture

David Mayernik

Associate Professor of Architecture

Culture of the European Renaissance and Baroque and its impact on the modern world, with a special interest in the city, creativity, and sustainability

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A. James McAdams

William M. Scholl Professor of International Affairs

A. James McAdams

William M. Scholl Professor of International Affairs

European politics and history, particularly populism, communism and post-communism, and far-right extremism

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Sarah McKibben

Associate Professor of Irish Language and Literature; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Sarah McKibben

Associate Professor of Irish Language and Literature; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Early modern and 18th-century Irish poetry, colonial and postcolonial studies, gender and queer studies, humor, contemporary Irish poetry and the politics of minority languages

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Margaret Meserve

Glynn Family Honors Professor of History; Fabiano Collegiate Chair in Italian Studies

Margaret Meserve

Glynn Family Honors Professor of History; Fabiano Collegiate Chair in Italian Studies

Histories of printing and book production; history writing, diplomacy, and travel; and the city of Rome and the Papacy in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

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Vanesa Miseres

Associate Professor of Spanish

Vanesa Miseres

Associate Professor of Spanish

19th and early 20th century Latin American Literature, travel literature, gender studies, women writers, food studies, women writers

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Susannah Monta

Glynn Family Honors Associate Professor of English

Susannah Monta

Glynn Family Honors Associate Professor of English

Renaissance/Reformation literature

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Olivier Morel

Associate Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures

Olivier Morel

Associate Professor of Film, Television, and Theatre; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures

Fiction and non-fiction European, French & Francophone cinema; documentary films and filmmaking; journalism (print, photo, digital, graphic); graphic novels; international cinema and social concerns

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Chanté Mouton Kinyon

Assistant Professor, Department of English

Chanté Mouton Kinyon

Assistant Professor, Department of English

African American Literature, 20th Century Irish Literature, Crime Fiction, Queer Literature, Transnational Literature

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Hildegund Müller

Associate Professor of Classics

Hildegund Müller

Associate Professor of Classics

Late Antique Latin literature

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Patrick Murphy

Professor Emeritus of Marketing

Patrick Murphy

Professor Emeritus of Marketing

Business and marketing ethics, Public policy issues in marketing

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Ian Newman

Assistant Professor of English

Ian Newman

Assistant Professor of English

Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British and Irish literature and culture

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Brian Ó Conchubhair

Associate Professor of Irish Language and Literature

Brian Ó Conchubhair

Associate Professor of Irish Language and Literature

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Raymond Offenheiser

Professor of the Practice of Global Affairs; William J. Pulte Director of the Pulte Institute for Global Development

Raymond Offenheiser

Professor of the Practice of Global Affairs; William J. Pulte Director of the Pulte Institute for Global Development

Poverty alleviation; human rights; US foreign policy; international development

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Susan Ohmer

Professor Emerita of Film, Television, and Theatre

Susan Ohmer

Professor Emerita of Film, Television, and Theatre

Film and television history, media industries, media and presidential elections, adaptations: page to stage to screen, animation

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Maria Olivera-Williams

Professor of Spanish

Maria Olivera-Williams

Professor of Spanish

Modern and Contemporary Latin American Literature and Cultural Studies, Representations of subjectivities and national identities of the Southern Cone, Popular Culture, Memory Studies, Trauma and Violence, Gender and Feminist Studies

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John Onyango

Associate Professor of Architecture
John Onyango

Associate Professor of Architecture
- Understanding Energy Use in Traditional Buildings using Simulation and Biomimetic Epidemiology
- Built Environment and Aging & Wellbeing
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Paul Perrin

Associate Professor of the Practice of Global Affairs; Director of Evidence and Learning at the Pulte Institute for Global Development

Paul Perrin

Associate Professor of the Practice of Global Affairs; Director of Evidence and Learning at the Pulte Institute for Global Development

International development; monitoring and evaluation; global health; epidemiology; humanitarian response; implementation science and operations research; dignity; mixed methods instrument development; information and communications technology for development

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Catherine Perry

Associate Professor Emerita of French

Catherine Perry

Associate Professor Emerita of French

French and Francophone literature from the late nineteenth century to the present, European intellectual history, gender studies, French Orientalism in literature, and Maghrebi literature in French

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Jeremy Phillip Brown

Assistant Professor of Theology

Jeremy Phillip Brown

Assistant Professor of Theology

Research interests include the Zohar, the penitential discourses of Kabbalah and Jewish pietism, Jewish-Christian polemic in medieval Iberia, and the dissemination of Kabbalah in Latin America.

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Daniel Philpott

Professor of Political Science

Daniel Philpott

Professor of Political Science

Religion and global politics, Christian political philosophy, transitional justice, reconciliation, ethics and international relations

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Emma Planinc

Assistant Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Political Science

Emma Planinc

Assistant Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Political Science

Emma Planinc is a historian of political thought, with research interests in early modern and Enlightenment political philosophy, and contemporary political theory.

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Emilia Justyna Powell

Associate Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Faculty of Law

Emilia Justyna Powell

Associate Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Faculty of Law

Peaceful resolution of territorial and maritime disputes, including disputes taking place in Europe, international courts, and the relationship between the Islamic legal tradition and secular legal systems

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Rory Rapple

Associate Professor of History

Rory Rapple

Associate Professor of History

Political thinking in Early Modern Britain and Ireland; Britain, Ireland and the Atlantic World; violence in Early-Modern Europe; military culture in Early-Modern Europe; Aspects of political and social culture in Ireland during the twentieth century

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Claire Reising

Assistant Professor & Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies in French and Francophone Studies

Claire Reising

Assistant Professor & Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies in French and Francophone Studies

Research interests include 20th and 21st century Francophone literature, second-language acquisition, teaching language through literature and film, Francophone theater, visual culture, migrant literature, cultural studies.

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Georgine Resick

Professor Emerita of Voice

Georgine Resick

Professor Emerita of Voice

Opera and concert

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Luc Reydams

Associate Professor of the Practice of Political Science

Luc Reydams

Associate Professor of the Practice of Political Science

International (criminal) law and justice, transnational social movements, politics in the Great Lakes region of Africa, human rights movement and discourse

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Gretchen Reydams-Schils

Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Classics, Philosophy, and Theology

Gretchen Reydams-Schils

Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Classics, Philosophy, and Theology

Ancient Philosophy, Theology, Classics, traditions of Platonism and Stoicism

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Robin Rhodes

Associate Professor of Classical Art & Architecture

Robin Rhodes

Associate Professor of Classical Art & Architecture

Classical art and architecture

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Alison Rice

Professor of French and Francophone Studies; Chair of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

Alison Rice

Professor of French and Francophone Studies; Chair of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures; Concurrent Faculty of Gender Studies

French-language literature, music, and film, with a special focus on the evolving status of France in the European Union and the Francophone world, and with interests including autobiographical texts, postcolonial studies, peace studies, migrant literature, translation theory, and contemporary women's writing

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Denis Robichaud

John and Patrice Kelly Associate Professor of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures, Italian Studies, and the Medieval Institute

Denis Robichaud

John and Patrice Kelly Associate Professor of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures, Italian Studies, and the Medieval Institute

History of philosophy, intellectual history, philology, Platonism, ancient, medieval, and Renaissance philosophy, philosophy of religion, Italian Renaissance humanism, the classical tradition, and manuscript studies

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Mark Roche

Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C. Professor of German Language and Literature; Concurrent Faculty of Philosophy

Mark Roche

Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C. Professor of German Language and Literature; Concurrent Faculty of Philosophy

German literature and philosophy, film, and higher education

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Sebastian Rosato

Professor of Political Science

Sebastian Rosato

Professor of Political Science

International Relations Theory

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Charles Rosenberg

Professor Emeritus of Art History

Charles Rosenberg

Professor Emeritus of Art History

Rembrandt, Italian and Netherlandish Renaissance art, contemporary museums and cultural patrimony

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Joseph Rosenberg

Assistant Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies

Joseph Rosenberg

Assistant Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies

Modernism and its aftermath

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Ingrid Rowland

Professor of Architecture

Ingrid Rowland

Professor of Architecture

Architectural History and Theory, Classical Antiquity, Classical Architecture, Italian Art History, Italian Language & Culture, Renaissance and the Baroque

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Fred Rush

Professor of Philosophy

Fred Rush

Professor of Philosophy

History of 18th-20th-century European philosophy, the philosophy of art, and social and political philosophy

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Anne Schaefer

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies

Anne Schaefer

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies

Research interests include early modern French literature and culture (17th-18th centuries mostly), eighteenth-century tales and their aesthetics, food literature and food history, money in literature, and French for specific purposes.

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Daniel Schlosberg

Associate Professor of the Practice of Piano

Daniel Schlosberg

Associate Professor of the Practice of Piano

Performing, recording and writing about European composers, from the canonical (e.g, Bach and Schubert) to the contemporary avant-garde (e.g., Lachenmann and Saariaho)

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Arman Schwartz

Assistant Professor, Program of Liberal Studies

Arman Schwartz

Assistant Professor, Program of Liberal Studies

Realism and Modernism; Sound Studies; Italian Studies; Theater, Opera, and Performance Studies

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Siiri Scott

Head of Acting and Directing, Professor of the Practice

Siiri Scott

Head of Acting and Directing, Professor of the Practice

Research interests include anti-racist theatre pedagogy and practice, acting, directing, dialects, voiceover, and movement.

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Clemens Sedmak

Director of the Nanovic Institute for European Studies; Professor of Social Ethics

Clemens Sedmak

Director of the Nanovic Institute for European Studies; Professor of Social Ethics

Catholic social tradition, social ethics, poverty studies, migration and refugee studies, theories of dignity and justice, epistemology and ethics, philosophy of religion and religious studies

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Steven Semes

Professor of Architecture; Director of the Michael Christopher Duda Center for Preservation, Resilience, and Sustainability

Steven Semes

Professor of Architecture; Director of the Michael Christopher Duda Center for Preservation, Resilience, and Sustainability

Recovery of the classical language of architecture and the impact that this recovery has on changing approaches to the conservation and interpretation of cultural heritage sites

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John Sherry

Raymond W. & Kenneth G. Herrick Professor Emeritus of Marketing

John Sherry

Raymond W. & Kenneth G. Herrick Professor Emeritus of Marketing

The sociocultural and symbolic dimensions of consumption, and the cultural ecology of marketing

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Tetyana Shlikhar

Assistant Professor of Russian, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Russian

Tetyana Shlikhar

Assistant Professor of Russian, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Russian

Research interests include, 20th and 21st century Russian literature, cinema, and culture, memory studies, film studies, Russian language pedagogy, second language acquisition, and curriculum planning and assessment.

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Sarah Shortall

Assistant Professor of History

Sarah Shortall

Assistant Professor of History

Modern Europe, with a particular interest in modern France, Catholic thought, and the relationship between religion and politics

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Phillip Sloan

Professor Emeritus in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Professor Emeritus in the Graduate Program in History and Philosophy of Science

Phillip Sloan

Professor Emeritus in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Professor Emeritus in the Graduate Program in History and Philosophy of Science

The history and philosophy of the life sciences in the modern period with publications on several aspects of the life sciences, including the history of evolutionary theory, Enlightenment natural history, and intellectual history

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Cheryl Snay

Curator of European and American Art before 1900

Cheryl Snay

Curator of European and American Art before 1900

European and American art before 1900, with a focus on acquiring, displaying, researching, and interpreting visual culture, including paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, prints and drawings, and a special interest in 19th-century French art and its political context

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David Solomon

Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy

David Solomon

Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy

Moral realism, virtue ethics, ethical theory, and medical ethics

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Yasmin Solomonescu

Associate Professor of English; Notre Dame du Lac Collegiate Chair

Yasmin Solomonescu

Associate Professor of English; Notre Dame du Lac Collegiate Chair

British Romanticism, persuasion and rhetoric, cognition, epistemology, literary theory

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Elyse Speaks

Associate Professor of the Practice of Modern & Contemporary Art

Elyse Speaks

Associate Professor of the Practice of Modern & Contemporary Art

British contemporary art, and American-European art historical relations

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Marsha Stevenson

Librarian Emerita

Marsha Stevenson

Librarian Emerita

Collection development

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Duncan Stroik

Professor of Architecture

Duncan Stroik

Professor of Architecture

European architecture, particularly Ancient Roman, Early Christian, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque, with a focus on Italian sacred architecture in Venice, Rome, and Florence

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Rev. Robert Sullivan

Professor of History; Associate Vice President for Academic Mission Support

Rev. Robert Sullivan

Professor of History; Associate Vice President for Academic Mission Support

The interaction of Christianity and its modern surrogates in the north Atlantic world—what is sometimes called belief and unbelief

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Aldo Tagliabue

Assistant Professor

Aldo Tagliabue

Assistant Professor

Research interests include Greek and Latin novel, literature of the imperial era, narratology, cognitive studies, early Christian literature, and reception studies.

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David Thomas

Associate Professor of English

David Thomas

Associate Professor of English

Nineteenth-century British literature and critical theory

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Gregory Timp

H. Clifford and Evelyn A. Brosey Professor of Engineering

Gregory Timp

H. Clifford and Evelyn A. Brosey Professor of Engineering

Leveraging nanotechnology for biomedical applications

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J. Samuel Valenzuela

Professor of Sociology and Concurrent Professor of Political Science

J. Samuel Valenzuela

Professor of Sociology and Concurrent Professor of Political Science

Political, Comparative Historical, Development, Theory, Political Sociology, and the Sociology of Development

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Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi

Associate Professor of English; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures

Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi

Associate Professor of English; Concurrent Faculty of Romance Languages and Literatures

Fiction and non-fiction writing, literatures of exile and resistance, memory studies, space studies, Middle Eastern literature, Latin American and Iberian literature, American literature, postcolonial theory, ethics and aesthetics of the novel

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Paolo Vitti

Associate Professor of the Practice of Architecture

Paolo Vitti

Associate Professor of the Practice of Architecture

Historian of architecture with over thirty years of experience in areas of ancient and modern architecture, restoration of cultural heritage sites, and museum design.

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Juan Vitulli

Associate Professor of Spanish

Juan Vitulli

Associate Professor of Spanish

Spanish Baroque Literature, Baroque Poetry, Preaching, Colonial Latin American literature

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Warren von Eschenbach

Associate Professor of the Practice in the Technology Ethics Center; Concurrent Faculty of Philosophy and Information Technology, Analytics, & Operations

Warren von Eschenbach

Associate Professor of the Practice in the Technology Ethics Center; Concurrent Faculty of Philosophy and Information Technology, Analytics, & Operations

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Emily Wang

Assistant Professor of Russian

Emily Wang

Assistant Professor of Russian

Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Russian poetry, with a particular focus on literary groups and their intersections with society at large, as well as intellectual history, the history of emotions, and postcolonial/empire studies

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Henry Weinfield

Professor Emeritus in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Professor Emeritus of English

Henry Weinfield

Professor Emeritus in the Program of Liberal Studies; Concurrent Professor Emeritus of English

Poet, translator, and literary scholar

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John Welle

Professor Emeritus of Italian; Concurrent Professor Emeritus of Film, Television, and Theatre

John Welle

Professor Emeritus of Italian; Concurrent Professor Emeritus of Film, Television, and Theatre

Modern Italian Literature; Film, Media and Literary Interactions; 20th and 21st Century Italian Poetry; Early Cinema; Translation Studies

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Susanne Wengle

Nancy R. Dreux Associate Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Faculty in Keough School for Global Affairs

Susanne Wengle

Nancy R. Dreux Associate Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Faculty in Keough School for Global Affairs

Comparative and International Political Economy, Post-Soviet Transitions, Food and Agricultural Systems

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Sophie White

Professor of American Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Africana Studies, History, and Gender Studies

Sophie White

Professor of American Studies; Concurrent Faculty of Africana Studies, History, and Gender Studies

Gender, Race and Slavery, African-American and Native-American Studies, French Colonial America, Material Culture

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Heather Wiebe

Teaching Professor, Program of Liberal Studies

Heather Wiebe

Teaching Professor, Program of Liberal Studies

Research interests include opera from the nineteenth century to the present; medievalism and revivals of early music in the twentieth century; obsolescence and revival; and issues of ritual and theatricality in music’s production of citizenship and community.

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Shauna Williams

Teaching Professor of Spanish

Shauna Williams

Teaching Professor of Spanish

Higher education, faculty work, governance, curriculum, and assessment

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Albert Wimmer

Associate Professor Emeritus of German

Albert Wimmer

Associate Professor Emeritus of German

German and Austrian literature and politics, including Medieval literature, language pedagogy, history of the German language, contemporary German issues, and translation

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Susan Youens

J. W. Van Gorkom Professor Emerita of Music

Susan Youens

J. W. Van Gorkom Professor Emerita of Music

German song, and the music of Franz Schubert and Hugo Wolf

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Catherine Zuckert

Reeves Dreux Professor Emerita of Political Science

Catherine Zuckert

Reeves Dreux Professor Emerita of Political Science

History of the search for self-knowledge, beginning in Greece and proceeding in Europe up to the present, as well as history of political philosophy, politics and literature

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Michael Zuckert

Nancy R. Dreux Professor Emeritus of Political Science

Michael Zuckert

Nancy R. Dreux Professor Emeritus of Political Science

Constitutional Studies, Political Theory

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