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- Professor Emeriti
Ph.D., Professor, English: Medieval English and Scottish literature, critical theory, gender and sexualities, public humanities; Literature and the Mind; Psychoanalytic Theory
- Professor
PhD., Professor, East Asian Studies: modern and contemporary Japanese culture and its relationship to the rest of the world; gender, memory and popular culture as technologies of engagement with a number of debates that centrally involve the precarious status and condition of Japan’s contemporary military
- (805) 893-2160
- 2232 HSSB
- Professor Emeriti
Ph.D., Professor, History, and Chair of Middle East Studies Program: history of modern Middle Eastern and North African history; women and gender in Muslim societies
- Professor
Ph.D., Professor, English: postcolonial theory and film; feminist theory and gender studies; literatures written in English; Transnational film and popular culture studies; Gender and sexuality; Marxist cultural theory
- (805) 893-7488
- South Hall 2520
- Professor Emeriti
Ph.D., Professor, Sociology: social theory, race, gender, culture and art, radical theory and politics
- Professor Emeriti
Ph.D., Professor, Anthropology and History: South Asian anthropology and history, ethnohistory
- Ph.D. Year 2018
- Postdoctoral Fellow
- Connecticut College- Assistant Professor
- Connecticut College
Race and Nations
- Professor
PhD. Assistant Professor, Latin American Iberian Studies: Performance analysis; Latin America, music/dance/theatre, identity politics
- (805) 893-3261
- Music Building 1105
- Professor Emeriti
Gender, race, and health inequalities,Science & New Technologies
- Ph.D. Year 2021- Inclusive Excellence Postdoctoral Fellow
- Women's & Gender Studies
- Santa Clara University
trans studies, feminist theory, transfeminist sports studies, queer theory
- Lecturer
- she/her/hers
Art & Trauma, Gender & Visual Art
Areas of Study:
- Visual Art and Culture
- Trauma Memory and the Body
- Gendered Violence
- Child Sexual Abuse
- Historical and Contemporary Sex Trafficking
- Systemic Racism
- Gendered experience of War
- Gender Studies
- Assistant Professor
African Diaspora, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean
- Associate Professor
Ph.D, Associate Professor, Department of Global Studies: literary and cultural study of the Caribbean, Europe and North Africa from the eighteenth century to the present
- Professor
American Politics, Identity, Asian American Politics, U.S. Racial and Ethnic Politics, Public Opinion and Political Behavior
- Assistant Professor
fat studies, queer of color critique, performance studies, media studies, disability studies, women of color feminisms
- Associate Professor of Sociology
- Dean's Distinguished Professorial Scholar Washington University in Saint Louis
- Assistant Professor
- Professor Emeriti
Ph.D., Professor Emeriti, Germanic, Slavic and Semitic Studies: German language and literature, comparative literature, women’s studies
- Graduate Director
- Professor & Kapany Chair for Sikh & Punjab Studies
- Professor
Ph.D., Professor, Music: North Indian and Middle Eastern music and performance practice, Arab music theory, North Indian folk music, tuning and temperament, gender and music
- (805) 893-3261
- Music Building 1137
- Professor
- Department of Philosophy
Feminist Philosophy
- (805) 893-7488
- South Hall 5711
- Professor Emeriti
Professor, Black Studies, and Director of the Center for Black Studies Research: moral development among African American women and youth, multicultural education, religion, children's literature
- Professor
Ph.D., Professor, History: nineteenth and twentieth-century social history of west Africa, colonialism, gender, masculinities, oral historiography, history of sexualities; Modernity and History of Development
- (805) 893-5681
- HSSB 4213
- Associate Professor
- she/her/hers
Black Cultural Studies, History of Sexuality, Pornography and Sex Work
Affiliation
Associate Professor in the Department of Feminist Studies
Affiliate Professor in Film and Media Studies, Black Studies, History, and Comparative Literature
- Professor in Department of English
- Co-Director of Las Maestras Center for Xicana[x] Indigenous Thought
- Art & Social Practice
DeColonial and Américan Indigenous Studies
- Professor
Ph.D, Professor, Department of Classics: classicist and cultural critic with a wide range of in the ancient world. These include the ancient novel, mythology, literary criticism, art and text, sexual ethics, diversity, and pilgrimage. These interests are always connected to major contemporary concerns – leadership, class, race, feminism, aesthetics, law – a better understanding of which, in her view, comes through appreciating their investment in Classics.
- Professor
Ph.D., Professor and Chair, French and Italian: nineteenth-century French literature and cultural studies, literary theory, feminist and gender studies; History of French feminism, including French women and politics (1789-present); French women writers and film directors; Colonial and post-Colonial Francophone Literature and Cinema
- Professor Emeriti
Ph.D., Professor, English: nineteenth and twentieth century American literature, literary and social theory, gender, sexuality, and race
- Graduate Student
Area of emphasis: Gender and Sexualities and Productive and Reproductive Labors