65 faculty · 100 courses · data as of 2026-07-02
Stephen J. Schmidt, Kenneth B. Sharpe Professor of Economics h-index 22My research interests include the economics of education, especially education finance, and the normative evaluation of economic outcomes and policies. I’ve done some work in transportation policy as well. I have published articles in Ameri
Notable: “The Privatization of Public Space: Modeling and Measuring Publicness” (2011) · 236 citations
Murilo Silva, Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics h-index 21Notable: “Deterministic versus stochastic trends: Detection and challenges” (2009) · 96 citations
Lewis Davis, Thomas Armstrong Professor of Economics h-index 20I have over 35 peer-reviewed or edited publications addressing a broad range of topics, including economic growth, political economy, the economics of culture, and social status. Recent publications have appeared in the Journal of Public Ec
Notable: “Lung Cysts, Spontaneous Pneumothorax, and Genetic Associations in 89 Families with Birt-Hogg-Dubé Syndrome” (2007) · 352 citations
Tomas Dvorak, David and Beverly Yunich Professor of Business Ethics h-index 13Design of retirement plans, International finance Additional media For the Record - Week of Feb. 27, 2026 Catching up with… Tomas Dvorak Open Data Day Hackathon Striegnitz Awarded NSF CUE Ethics Grant Union offers Data Analytics Minor Analy
Notable: “Do Domestic Investors Have an Information Advantage? Evidence from Indonesia” (2005) · 623 citations
Jennifer Fredricks, Professor of Psychology h-index 34My research interests include student engagement, motivation, educational interventions, extracurricular participation, and gender-role socialization. I have examined these questions in large scale longitudinal studies of child and adolesce
Notable: “School Engagement: Potential of the Concept, State of the Evidence” (2004) · 11,805 citations
Cay Anderson-Hanley, Professor of Psychology h-index 23My research interests lie primarily in the realm of clinical neuropsychology and health psychology. In particular, I am interested in the neuropsychological effects of exercise for older adults, especially as it might relate to the maintena
Notable: “Exergaming and Older Adult Cognition” (2012) · 448 citations
Joshua Hart, Professor of Psychology, Psychology Department Chair h-index 21Personality and social psychology, with an emphasis on close relationships, self-esteem, worldviews (i.e., belief systems), and their interplay. Research interests Professor Hart investigates the psychological consequences of humans’ unique
Notable: “Attachment, Self-Esteem, Worldviews, and Terror Management: Evidence for a Tripartite Security System.” (2005) · 342 citations
George Bizer, Gilbert R. Livingston Professor of the Behavioral Sciences, Professor of Psychology h-index 15Social psychology with a focus on attitude formation and strength Teaching interests Professor Bizer has taught courses in introductory psychology, social psychology, and research methods, and seminars in the psychology of sports and the se
Notable: “Self‐Schema Matching and Attitude Change: Situational and Dispositional Determinants of Message Elaboration” (2005) · 298 citations
Zoe Oxley, William D. Williams Professor of Political Science h-index 13U.S. Politics: Elections, political psychology, women and politics, public opinion, mass media Teaching interests Introduction to U.S Politics, Social Data Analysis, Electoral Politics, Media & Politics, Public Opinion, Women & Poli
Notable: “Media Framing of a Civil Liberties Conflict and Its Effect on Tolerance” (1997) · 1,433 citations
Lori Jo Marso, Professor of Political Science; Doris Zemurray Stone Professor h-index 13Political theory : feminist, postcolonial, African American political thought; and Film Recent Books: Feminism and the Cinema of Experience (Duke U Press, 2024) From popular films like Greta Gerwig’s Barbie (2023) to Chantal Akerman’s avant
Notable: “Feminism's Quest for Common Desires” (2010) · 36 citations
Salil D. Benegal, Joseph B. Board Assistant Professor of Environmental Policy h-index 11Climate change policy; environmental public opinion; science communication; race and ethnicity in US politics Teaching interests US Environmental Policy; Politics of Climate Change; Energy Policy in the US (state and local); Intro to US Pol
Notable: “Declining public concern about climate change: Can we blame the great recession?” (2012) · 528 citations
Mark Dallas, Professor of Political Science h-index 10Global Value Chains, Industrial Organization, China, National Security, High-tech Sectors, East Asian Regionalism, Comparative and International Political Economy, Economic and Political Development and Public Policy, Trade, FDI and Foreign
Notable: “Power in global value chains” (2019) · 284 citations
Timothy P. Stablein, Associate Professor of Sociology h-index 7His research interests include adolescence, deviance, and health. His research includes multiple projects with overlapping themes in these areas. First, he is interested in how adolescent experiences shape deviant and delinquent behavior an
Notable: “Understanding sharing preferences and behavior for mHealth devices” (2012) · 66 citations
Deidre Hill Butler, Professor of Sociology; Chair of the Department h-index 3Dr. Deidre Hill Butler's research centers on the Sociology of Black Women’s Culture, particularly as a Sociologist of Black Joy. Specializing in Womanist ethnography, she examines resistance to anti-Black racism and Misogynoir, driven by a
Notable: “DISTURBING BOUNDARIES: DEVELOPING JEWISH FEMINIST ETHICS WITH BUBER, LEVINAS AND FACKENHEIM” (2011) · 19 citations
David A. Cotter, Roger Thayer Stone Professor of SociologyProfessor David Cotter’s research focuses on stratification and inequality, particularly rural poverty; gender, work and family; and educational access and success. Some of his research has been funded by grants from the National Science Fo
Ilene M. Kaplan, Joseph C Driscoll Professor of Sociology and Marine PolicyHer most current scholarship has been on fisheries policy reviews, aquaculture and fisheries conservation, and a longitudinal study on marine policy, co-management, and socio-economic trends in the fishing communities of New England. Profes
Fernando Orellana, Professor of Visual Arts - Digital Arts h-index 2Notable: “PROCESO CIVIL. HACIA UNA NUEVA JUSTICIA CIVIL” (2008) · 7 citations
Allison Conley, Lecturer of Visual Arts - Printmaking and Drawing
Chris Duncan, May I. Baker Professor of Visual Arts - Three Dimensional Art
Laini Nemett, John D MacArthur Associate Professor of Visual Arts - Painting and DrawingPainting and Drawing Additional media For the Record - Week of May 29, 2026 Plein air class exhibits paintings at KAC Photos: Plein air painting People in the news - Week of May 13, 2022 People in the news - week of April 8, 2022 Catching u
Jennifer Milioto Matsue, Chair of the Music Department, Professor, Director of Global and Popular Musics Program h-index 3Jennifer Milioto Matsue is an ethnomusicologist specializing in modern Japanese music and culture. She has conducted research on a variety of music cultures in contemporary Japan including the Tokyo hardcore rock scene, nagauta (a type of t
Dianne M. McMullen, Professor of Music, College Organist h-index 3She is currently working on a seven-volume project with Wolgang Miersemann on the Gesangbücher of Johann Anastasius Freylinghausen ), the most important works of their type published at the time of Johann Sebastian Bach. Additiona
Christopher Chandler, Associate Professor of Music, Director of Music Technology Minor
Jin Byun, Lecturer of Music, Director of Music Performance, Co-Director of Musical Theater & Vocal Performance MinorChoral Conducting, Orchestra Conducting, Opera, Art Song, Musical Theater, Dictions (French, German, Italian, Korean
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