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Gender & Women's Studies Faculty
Director
Carole McCann, Associate Professor
ACIV 437, 410-455-2161
Reproductive politics, cultural politics of gender, sexuality, race and science, U.S. women's history
Full-Time Faculty
Jodi Kelber-Kaye, Lecturer, Director, WILL Program
ACIV 436, 410-455-6371
Cultural studies, feminist and queer theories, film and media studies, critical race theory, eugenics, reproduction and reproductive technologies
Part-Time Faculty
Clare Jen, Lecturer
ACIV 440, 410-455-2798
Transnational discourses of gender, race and public health, feminist theories of the body, and critical race studies
Affiliate Faculty
Marina Adler, Associate Professor, Sociology & Anthropology
Gender stratification, cross-national work and family issues, sociology of women
Tiffany Sanders Baffour, Assistant Professor, Social Work
Social work practice with families with an emphasis on African-American at-risk youth and families in rural communities
Jessica Berman, Associate Professor, English
20th-century narrative, gender and cultural studies, feminist theory
Beverly Bickel, Research Professor, Language, Literacy and Culture Program
Globalized communication, new media and transnational public space, and transformational knowledge projects
Dawn Biehler, Assistant Professor, Geography and Environmental Systems
historical geography of environmental health in US cities; gender, race, class, and the environment; environmental justice; social geography; housing.
Rebecca Boehling, Associate Professor, History
European women's history, German women, gender and politics in Europe
Anne Brodsky, Associate Professor, Psychology
Girls', women's risk and resilience in community context, qualitative methods
Kathy Bryan, Affiliate Assistant Professor/Lecturer, American Studies
Education and cultural transmission, childhood and family, intellectual history
Sarah Chard, Assistant Professor, Sociology & Anthropology
Medical Anthropology, urban health, anthropology of women
Gloria Chuku, Associate Professor, Africana Studies
frican history, African culture and development, West African history, History of women & gender in Africa, Women in Africa and the Diaspora, Comparative slavery in Africa & the New World
Jean Fernandez, Assistant Professor, English
Victorian literature, narratology, class and literacy studies,
empire and post-colonial theory, autobiography and women’s writing
Amy Froide, Assistant Professor, History
European women's history, women in early modern England, never-married women, women, work, and investment
Marilyn Goldberg, Associate Professor, Ancient Studies
Women in ancient Greece and Italy
Kriste Lindenmeyer, Associate Professor, History
U.S. social history, Gilded Age and Progressive era, public policy, women and gender, history of childhood, historical methods
Ilsa Lottes, Associate Professor, Sociology and Anthropology
Research methods, statistics, gender roles, sexuality, cross-national work on women's status, reproductive and sexual health
Christine Mallinson, Assistant Professor, Language, Literacy and Culture
Race, class, and gender inequality; regional, ethnic, and gender variation in American English; language and discrimination; interface between sociolinguistics and social theory.
Susan McCully, Affiliate Assistant Professor/Lecturer, Theatre
Literature, playwrighting, feminist theatre
Patrice McDermott, Associate Professor and Chair, American Studies
History of feminism, gender in U.S. society, multicultural studies
Susan McDonough, Assistant Professor, History
Medieval history and western civilization, relationships between Christians and Jews, men and women, nobles and the middling sort in late medieval Marseille, the dynamics of gender and religious interaction in history
Eileen O’Brien, Affiliate Assistant Professor/Lecturer, Psychology
Women's and children's health and well-being, integrated mental health and support services programs for women and children, women in adolescence, impact of gender throughout the lifespan
Sara Poggio, Associate Professor, Modern Languages
Latinas in the U.S., gender international migrations and public policies analysis
Michelle Scott, Assistant Professor, History
African-American women's history, U.S. social history, 19th-20th centuries, African-American musical and entertainment culture
Anna Shields, Associate Professor of Chinese, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Director, The Honors College
Chinese literature, specializing in Tang and Five Dynasties poetry and prose, the intersections of literary, social, and intellectual history, including the issues of gendered voice in medieval literature.
Orianne Smith, Assistant Professor, English
Eighteenth and nineteenth century British literature and culture, Romantic women writers, millenarianism, the Gothic
Christel Temple, Assistant Professor, Africana Studies
African-American literature, African-Caribbean literature
Constantine Vaporis, Associate Professor, History
Women in Asia, East Asian history, urban history
Shelly Wiechelt, Assistant Professor, Social Work
Social work practice, substance use and shame among women, intersection of trauma and substance use problems in the context of culture
Coordinating Committee
