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Adler, Marina A., Sociology/Anthropology, Ph.D. University of Maryland College Park; Social stratification, sociology of women, cross-national gender, work and family issues, research methods, statistics.
adler@umbc.edu

Baldwin, Kenneth, English (Emeritus), Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; American literature and culture, autobiography, popular fiction and film, literary theory.
kbaldwin@umbc.edu

Berge, Zane, Education, Ph.D. Michigan State University; Distance education, training systems.
berge@umbc.edu

Berman, Jessica, English, Ph.D. University of Chicago; 20th century narrative, cultural studies, literary and feminist theory.
jberman@umbc.edu

Ka, Omar, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Sociolinguistics, phonology, African linguistics, Wolof language, French language.
ka@umbc.edu

Larkey, Edward, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. Humboldt-Universitat; German popular culture, German ethnicity, GDR studies.
larkey@umbc7.umbc.edu

Lee, Diane M., Education, Ph.D. University of Maryland College Park; Human learning and cognition, hermeneutics, research methods.
dlee@umbc.edu

Lynch, Acklyn R., Africana Studies, Ph.D. Union Graduate School; African-American political thought, philosophy, popular culture, Caribbean history and politics.

Lottes, Ilsa L., Sociology/Anthropology, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania; Research methods, statistics, gender roles, cross national work on women's status and reproductive health.
lottes@umbc.edu

McCann, Carole, Gender & Women's Studies, Ph.D. University of California at Santa Cruz; Cultural studies of science, feminist theory, discourse analysis.

McCray, Stanley, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. University of Michigan; Historical linguistics, French studies.

McDermott, Patrice, American Studies, Ph.D. University of Maryland College Park;
Multicultural studies, discourse analysis, sociology of knowledge, American cultural studies, gender studies.
mcdermot@umbc.edu

Peters, Jonathan A., Africana Studies, Ph.D. University of Alberta; African and African-American literature, black folklore.

Poggio, Sara, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. University of Maryland, College Park; Latinos in U.S., gender, international migrations and public policies analysis
poggio@umbc.edu

Rivkin, Mary S., Education, Ph.D. University of Maryland College Park; Early childhood education, outdoor play, environmental education.
rivkin@umbc.edu

Rosenthal, Alan, Modern Languages and Linguistics (Emeritus), Ph.D. Rutgers State University; Franco-American relations, modern French literature, language teaching methodology.

Rusinko, Elaine, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. Brown University; Russian and Soviet language, literature, culture, and society, Carpatho-Rusyn studies.
rusinko@umbc.edu

Schneider, Judith, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. Duke University; Modern French and Latin American literature and culture, language teaching methodology.

Schwartz, Ana Maria, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. University of Maryland College Park; Language teaching and curriculum development, learning strategies, heritage Spanish speakers, media.
aschwart@umbc.edu

Shin, Sarah J., Education, Ph.D. University of Michigan, bilingualism and language acquisition.
shin@umbc.edu

Sloane, Robert A., Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University; Golden Age Spanish literature, language teaching methodology.

Stolle-McAllister, John, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. University of Minnesota; Cultural studies, Latin American popular culture, social movement.

Stuart, Mary, Sociology/Anthropology, Sc.D. Johns Hopkins University; Organization and delivery of health services, decision support for health management and policy.
stuart@umbc.edu

Temple, Christel N., Africana Studies, Ph.D. Temple University; Black Cultural Mythology, Literary Pan- Africanism, Comparative Black Literature Theory.
ctemple@umbc.edu

Trela, James E., Sociology/Anthropology, Ph.D. Case Western Reserve University; Sociology of aging, sociopolitical behavior, sociological problems, diversity among the aged.
trela@umbc.edu

Young, David B., Education (Emeritus), Ed.D. Stanford University; Educational program design, teacher education, professional development schools.
dbyoung@umbc.edu

Young, Steven, Modern Languages and Linguistics, Ph.D. University of Chicago; Historical phonology, Slavic and Baltic linguistics.
young@umbc.edu