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A Who's Who of Who's New at the Campuses this Year African Studies African-American/
American Studies MHC Annette Portillo, CSMP** Scholar and Visiting Assistant Professor of American Studies, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Cornell University: American ethnic literatures, autobiographies by Chicanas and Native American women **Consortium for a Strong Minority Presence SC Daphne Lamothe, Assistant Professor of Afro-American Studies, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley: ethnographic fiction of the Harlem Renaissance and literatures of African-American migration UM Omoniyi Afolabi, Assistant Professor of Afro-American Studies, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin Madison: Afro-Brazilian cultural studies, Brazilian Afro-modernity, Lusophone African literature, colonial and post-colonial theories See also History
AC: Hilary Moss Anthropology
& Sociology AC Christopher Dole, Assistant Professor of Anthropology & Sociology, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Case Western Reserve University: medical anthropology HC Wilson Valentin-Escobar, Assistant Professor of Sociology, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Michigan: American studies SC Paul Lopes, Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley: cultural sociology and American studies with an emphasis on mass media and popular culture SC *Keisha-Kahn Perry, Five College Fellow (under the Mendenhall Fellowship program), 2004–2005, Ph.D. candidate, University of Texas Austin: Black women’s grassroots activism in Salvador, Bahia, and Brazil See also English HC: Nathalie Arnold Art/Fine Arts MHC Rie Hachiyanagi, Assistant Professor of Art, 2004–2007, M.F.A. University of California Santa Barbara: sculpture, drawing, papermaking MHC Ann Rosenthal, Visiting Artist in Art and Art History, 2004–2005, M.F.A. Carnegie-Mellon University: environmental and ecological art SC Susan Kart, Lecturer in Art, 2004–2005, M. Phil. Columbia University: pre-Columbian art history, arts of the African diaspora/African-American art, feminist art and theory, 20th-century African art history See also Russian AC: Katie Dianina Asian Studies/East Asian Languages & Literatures MHC Shirong Luo, Visiting Assistant Professor of Asian Studies, 2004–2006, Ph.D. University of Miami: Chinese philosophy, intellectual history and culture, moral sentimentalism and Confucian ethics SC Weijia Li, Lecturer in East Asian Languages & Literatures, 2004–2005, Ed.D. University of Massachusetts Amherst: integrating educational technology into language teaching SC Stephen Miller, Visiting Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages & Literatures, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of California Los Angeles: Japanese language and literature, Buddhism, gender studies SC Atsuko Takahashi, Lecturer in East Asian Languages & Literatures, 2004–2005, M.S. University of Pennsylvania: teaching methods of Japanese as a second/foreign language Asian American
Studies Astronomy See also Physics AC: Magdalen Normandeau Biology/Biochemistry/Natural
Resources SC Michael Barresi, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, January 2005–2008, Ph.D. Wesleyan University: developmental biology, development of the central nervous system in Zebra fish UM Lynn Adler, Assistant Professor of Plant, Soil, and Insect Sciences, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of California Davis: insect plant interactions UM Scott Garman, Assistant Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Harvard University: structural biology of glycoproteins involved in human disease states UM Brian Kane, Assistant Professor of Natural Resources Conservation, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts Amherst: urban forestry and arboraculture UM Om Parkash (Dhankher), Assistant Professor of Plant, Soil, and Insect Sciences, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Durham University (England): plant molecular biology UM Margaret Riley, Professor of Biology (with tenure), Ph.D., Harvard University: evolutionary biology and genomics UM Paige Warren, Visiting Assistant Professor of Natural Resources Conservation, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Texas Austin: zoology, biology Chemistry MHC Jennifer van Wijngaarden, Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, 2004–2006, Ph.D. University of Alberta: electronic spectra of novel carbon chain cations of astrophysical interest via photofragmentation UM Michael D. Barnes,
Associate Professor of Chemistry, 2004–2008, Ph.D. Rice University:
physical chemistry SC Nawal El Saadawi, William Allan Neilson Professor of Comparative Literature (fall 2004), M.D. Cairo University; M.A. Public Health, Columbia University: women’s rights and political freedom Cultural Studies HC Thomas Oates,
Visiting Assistant Professor of Cultural Studies, 2004–2005, Ph.D.
University of Iowa: media and cultural studies UM Deepak Ganesan, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of California Los Angeles: sensor networks UM David Jensen, Associate Professor of Computer Science, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Washington University St. Louis: knowledge discovery and data mining UM Erik Learned-Miller, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: computer vision and machine learning UM Arun Venkataramanii, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, 2005–2008, Ph.D. University of Texas Austin: distributed systems and networking Dance UM Carol Schuberg, Lecturer in Dance, 2004–2005, jazz dance Economics AC Adam Honig, Assistant Professor of Economics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Columbia University: international macroeconomics MHC Shahrukh Khan, Visiting Professor of Economics, 2004–2006, Ph.D. University of Michigan: development, public policy MHC Alicia Sasser, Assistant Professor of Economics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Harvard University: role of gender and family in labor markets, inequality and social policy Education See also Asian
Studies/East Asian Languages& Literatures SC: Weijia Li English AC Suzanne Schneider, Visiting Assistant Professor of English/Black Studies, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Duke University: African-American literature HC Nathalie Arnold, Visiting Assistant Professor of Creative Writing, 2004–2007, M.F.A. fiction, post-diasporic literature; Ph.D., Indiana University: socio-cultural anthropology HC Chiu, Lily, Visiting Assistant Professor of World Literature, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of Michigan: comparative literature HC *Milton Welch,
Five College Fellow 2004–2005, Ph.D. candidate, University of Virginia:
modern poetry MHC Meg Murphy, Visiting Instructor in English, 2004–2005, M.S. Columbia University: non-fiction writing, journalism MHC Nadia Nurhussein, CSMP** Scholar and Visiting Assistant Professor of English, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley: 20th-century American literature, African-American literature **Consortium for a Strong Minority Presence SC Eleanor Wilner, Grace Hazard Conkling Writer-in-Residence, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University: poetry UM Jennifer Adams, Assistant Professor of English, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Chicago: medieval literature UM Joseph Black, Assistant Professor of English, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Toronto: medieval literature UM Haivan Hoang, Assistant
Professor of English, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Ohio State University: rhetoric
and composition UM Adam Zucker, Assistant Professor of English, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Columbia University: medieval literature See also American
Studies MHC: Annette Portillo Film/Video MHC +Holly Hey, Five College Visiting Assistant Professor of Film Studies, 2004–2005, M.F.A. The School of the Art Institute of Chicago: film production See also Spanish MHC: Maria Gavela Food Science UM Yeonhwa Park, Assistant Professor of Food Science, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin Madison: food safety, environmental toxicology UM Jochen Weiss, Assistant Professor of Food Science, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts Amherst: mass transport processes in surfactant stabilized food dispersions, mechanical and food process engineering French SC Aurelia Sort, École Normale Supérieure Lecturer in French Studies, 2004–2005, Masters in Arts, Letters, and Ideology, Université de Paris-Sorbonne: classics (Rome: literature and art of the Augustean period) and French literature of the 19th-century Geosciences UM David Boutt, Assistant Professor of Geosciences, 2005–2008, Ph.D. New Mexico Tech: hydrogeology German Studies MHC Gary Schmidt, Visiting Assistant Professor of German Studies, 2004–2006, Ph.D. Washington University: 20th-century German culture, homosexuality in postwar German literature History SC Sean Gilsdorf, Lecturer in History, 2004–2005, M.A. University of Toronto: medieval European history (500-1500 C.E.) SC +Serguei Glebov, Five College Assistant Professor of Russian History, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Rutgers State University: history of the Russian empire; Soviet history; history of nationalism and multinational states SC *Adriane Smith, Five College Fellow (under the Mendenhall Fellowship program), 2004–2005, Ph.D. candidate, Yale University: U.S. political and social history, 1865–present; African-American history; history of the South UM Christian Appy, Lecturer/Visiting Associate Professor of History, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Harvard University: modern U.S. history, Vietnam War UM +Richard Chu, Five College Assistant Professor of History, 2004–2006, Ph.D. University of Southern California: history of ethnic identity in the Philippines, Asian-Pacific-American studies UM Stephen Platt, Assistant Professor of History, 2004–2006, Ph.D. Yale University: history of modern China UM Sigrid Schmalzer, Assistant Professor of History, 2004–2006, Ph.D. University of California San Diego: Chinese history, history of science in East Asia UM Heather Cox Richardson, Associate Professor of History 2004– Ph.D. Harvard University: Civil War/reconstruction See also Asian
Studies MHC: Shiron Luo SC Rosetta Caponetto, Lecturer in Italian Language & Literature 2004–2005, Ph.D. candidate, University of Connecticut: African immigration in Italian cinema and literature in the 1990’s See also Languages, Literatures and Cultures UM: Michael Papio Judaic &
Near Eastern Studies Languages,
Literatures & Cultures (LLC) UM Andrew Donson, Lecturer in LLC, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of Michigan: German cultural history UM Mariko Hashimoto,
Lecturer in LLC, 2004–2005, M.A. University of Wisconsin: Japanese
language and pedagogy Latin American
Studies Legal Studies AC Tanya Leise, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Texas A&M University: mathematical modeling, fracture mechanics UM Michael Bush, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Illinois: number theory UM Song Joon Jin, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Texas A & M: statistics UM Hans Johnston, Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Temple University: computational applied math UM Amit Khetan, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of California Berkeley: algebraic geometry UM Anna Liu, Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of California Santa Barbara: statistics UM Jessica Sidman, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics , 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Michigan: algebra UM Michael Sullivan, Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2006, Ph.D. Stanford University: topology & geometry UM Wei-Min Wang, Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Princeton University: analysis UM Thomas Weston, Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Harvard University: number theory UM Hao Wu, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: differential geometry Music and
Dance HC Martin Ehrlich, Visiting Assistant Professor of Music, 2004–2005. B.A. New England Conservatory of Music: jazz SC Deanna Joseph, Choral Director and Lecturer in Music, 2004–2006, M.M. Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester UM Bret Aarden, Lecturer of Music, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Ohio State University: music theory UM Matthew Gaunt, Lecturer in Music and Dance, 2004–2005, B.M. Boston University: tuba/euphonium UM Astrid Schween, Lecturer in Music and Dance, 2004–2006, M.M. The Julliard School: cello Native American
Studies Philosophy MHC Sean Sayers, Visiting Professor of Philosophy (fall 2004), Ph.D. University of Kent: Hegel; Marx; modern European, social, and political philosophy; history of ethics UM Andrew Pessin, Visiting Associate Professor of Philosophy, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Columbia University: early modern philosophy See also Religion
AC: Andrew Dole Physics UM David Kawall, Assistant Professor of Physics, 2005–2006, Ph.D. Stanford University: nuclear physics Political
Science AC Michael Mannin, Loewenstein Fellow of Political Science, 2004–2005, M.A. University of Kent: European politics AC Peter Rush, Loewenstein Fellow of Political Science, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of Edinburgh: jurisprudence MHC Frederick Solt, Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics, 2004–2005, Ph.D. University of North Carolina Chapel Hill: neoliberalism in Latin America, democracy, comparative politics See also Legal Studies AC: Jill Stauffer Psychology HC Jane Couperus, Assistant Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, 2004–2007, M.A. Claremont Graduate University: applied development psychology HC Kevin Grobman, Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University: pure and applied logic SC Benita Jackson, Assistant Professor of Psychology, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of Michigan Ann Arbor; M.P.H. Harvard University: health psychology See also English
HC: Theo Dawson Religion MHC Amina Steinfels, Assistant Professor of Religion, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Yale University: Islamic studies, Sufism See also Philosophy MHC: Irene Liu Russian MHC Luis Sáenz de Viguera Erkiaga, Visiting Instructor in Spanish, 2004–2005, M.A. University of Massachusetts Amherst: Basque radical culture in the Spanish democratic regime, theoretical problems of culture studies MHC Yvonne Gavela, Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish, 2004–2005, Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University: cinematographic discourse contemporary narrative in Spain Theater MHC Roger Babb, Professor of Theatre Arts, 2004–2009, Ph.D. City University of New York: Ancient Greek and Roman theatre, 19th and early 20th-century theatre UM Milan Dragicevich, Assistant Professor of Theater, 2004–2007, M.F.A. University of Wisconsin: performance Women’s Studies PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS OF THE UNIVERSITY School of
Education UM Matthew Militello, Assistant Professor of Educational Policy, Research, and Administration, 2005–2009, Ph.D. Michigan State University: education administration, instructional leadership UM Jason Ranker, Assistant Professor of Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of Iowa: elementary education, language, literacy, and culture UM Craig Wells, Assistant Professor of Educational Policy, Research, and Education, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin Madison: research and evaluation methods, quantitative methods in behavioral sciences College of
Engineering/Polymer Science UM Kenneth Carter, Associate Professor of Polymer Science and Engineering, 2005–2008, Ph.D. University of Vermont: synthesis and characterization of novel polymeric materials with specially designed properties UM John Collura, Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering (with tenure), Ph.D. North Carolina State: transportation UM Moon Kim, Assistant Professor of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering, 2004–2007, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins: biomedical engineering, dynamic systems UM Lianhong Sun, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, 2004–2007, Ph.D. California Institute of Technology: biochemical engineering UM Andreas Muschinski, Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Hannover: remote sensing UM Amid Oliaei, Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, 2004–2007, Ph.D. École National Supérieure des Télécommunications: mixed signal IC design College of Natural Resources & the Environment Food Science UM Jochen Weiss, Assistant Professor of Food Science, 2004–2007, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts Amherst: mass transport processes in surfactant stabilized food dispersions, mechanical and food process engineering Isenberg School of Management Accounting
& Information Finance &
Operations Management Management Sport Management UM Sheranne Fairley,
Assistant Professor of Sport Management, 2004–2006, Ph.D. expected
8/31/04 Griffith University: marketing UM Dorothy Bazos, Assistant Professor of Nursing, (fall 2004), Ph.D. Dartmouth College: evaluative clinical sciences UM Karen Carpenter, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, 2004–2005, M.S. University of Massachusetts Lowell: cultural diversity in health & illness UM Jean DeMartinis, Associate Professor of Nursing, 2004–2006, Ph.D. University of Texas Austin: adult health nursing UM Susan Furlong, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, 2004–2005, J.D. Western New England College: family law; M.S. University of Connecticut: pediatric nursing UM Katherine Greene, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, 2004–2005, M.S. University of Minnesota: midwifery, OB-GYN UM Renee Hembrough, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, 2004–2005, M.S.N. C.N.P University of California San Francisco: primary health care of women UM Anita Mitchell, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, 2004–2005, M.S. University of Massachusetts Worcester: clinical nursing and community health UM Kathleen Newman, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, 2004–2005, M.S. University of Massachusetts Amherst: scholarly interests UM Carol Picard, Professor of Nursing, 2004–2008, Ph.D. Boston College: community nursing, mental health School of Public Health Biostatistics
and Epidemiology UM Recai Yucel, Assistant Professor of Biostatistics & Epidemiology, 2004–2008, Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University: complex survey analysis with missing data Communication
Disorders UM Elena Zaretsky, Assistant Professor of Communication Disorders, 2004–2008, Ph.D. Boston University: language development, language processing Environmental
Health Sciences UM Maire Heikkinin,
Assistant Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, 2004–2008,
Ph.D. New York University: analytical chemistry, aerosol physics, environmental
and occupational hygiene, exposure analysis for ultrafine and nanometer
size aerosols UM Brian Hunt, Assistant Professor of Exercise Science, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of Colorado Boulder: muscle physiology UM David Marquez, Assistant Professor of Exercise Science, 2004–2008, Ph.D. University of Illinois: exercise psychology Nutrition UM Sara Sabelawski, Lecturer in Nutrition, 2004–2005, M.Ed. Cambridge College: dietetics, nutrition counseling Page created 9/2/04
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