Department Directory
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Peg Brand Weiser Adjunct Instructor Email: mbweiser@email.arizona.e TEL: 520-621-5045 Office: Social Sciences 216D An artist (M.A., studio art) with a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Illinois at Chicago, Peg Brand Weiser is Emerita Associate Professor of Philosophy and Women's Studies at IUPUI (Indiana University -... |
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Stephanie Troutman Robbins Department Head Email: troutmans@arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-2167 Office: 110B Dr. Stephanie Troutman Robbins (she/her) is a Black feminist scholar, mother and first-generation college student. She is the Department Head of Gender & Women’s Studies at the University of Arizona and she is Associate Professor of Emerging Literacies in Rhetoric... |
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Victoria Adams Ph.D. Student Email: victoriaa@email.arizona.edu Victoria is a doctoral candidate in Gender and Women's Studies. Her work is focused on violence against women, narratives, and meaning in language. She holds an Masters of Public Health from University of Michigan. [more information] |
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Susan H Aiken Ph.D. Professor for Department of English, Emerita Email: sha@email.arizona.edu Susan Hardy Aiken (Ph.D., Duke University, 1971), University Distinguished Professor of English, teaches and writes in the fields of nineteenth- and twentieth-century British and American literature and culture, women and literature, gender theory, and poetry. One of the founding members of the... |
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Wanda Alarcón Assistant Professor Email: walarcon@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-7338 Office: 206 B I am an interdisciplinary scholar specializing in Chicana literature, music, and decolonial feminist thought. I received my Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies with a Designated Emphasis in Women, Gender, and Sexuality from UC Berkeley and was a Carlos E. Castañeda Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for... |
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Ana M Alonso Ph.D. Associate Professor, Anthropology Emerita Email: alonso@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-2305 Office: Emil W. Haury Anth. Bldg. Ph.D., Anthropology, University of Chicago, 1988 |
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Beth Alpert Nakhai Associate Professor Email: bnakhai@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-5762 Office: Marshall 422 Beth Alpert Nakhai is an associate professor in the Arizona Center for Judaic Studies and an affiliated member of the School of Anthropology. She teaches courses on archaeology, Hebrew Bible, Near Eastern history and women in ancient Israel. She received her M.T.S. from Harvard Divinity School... |
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Rosi Andrade Ph.D. Research Professor Email: rosia@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520) 626-5908 FAX: (520) 621-1533 Office: 203B Rosi Andrade, Ph.D. is a Research Professor with the Southwest Institute of Research on Women (SIROW) in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the University of Arizona, and holds a Ph.D. in Reading with a minor in Chicana Literature. Dr. Andrade is interested in the social, cultural... |
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Harrison Apple Ph.D. Candidate Email: happle@email.arizona.edu Harrison Apple is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department Gender and Women's Studies with a minor in Information. They are the founding co-director of the Pittsburgh Queer History Project, an oral history and media preservation project focused on... |
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Diane Austin Ph.D. Research Anthropologist, Director of School of Anthropology Email: daustin@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520)626-3879 Office: Emil W. Haury Anth. Bldg. 316 (Ph.D. UMich 1994) Research Interests |
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Adele Barker Ph.D. Professor, Russian/Slavic Studies, Emerita Email: adeleb@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-3608 Office: LEARNING SVC BL [more information] |
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Alex Barksdale Ph.D. Student Email: barksdale@email.arizona.edu Alex Barksdale is a second year PhD student in Gender and Women's Studies. They graduated from Rice University in 2011 with a B.A. in the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality and a B.A. in Anthropology. Their research interests include queer/trans studies, LGBTQ historiography, community-based... |
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Connie J. A. Beck Ph.D. Associate Professor, The Psychology, Policy and Law Program Email: beck@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520) 626-4965 FAX: (520) 621-9306 Office: Department of Psychology Ph.D., University of Arizona, 1999 Dr. Beck's work focuses on how the legal system creates or exacerbates psychological distress, and how it can be adjusted or restructured to minimize that distress. She considers both the effects on legal professionals of working in legal settings and... |
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Michelle Berry Assistant Professor (Career Track) Email: mkberry@email.arizona.edu I am an historian (PhD, University of Arizona, 2005) whose primary intellectual interests include feminist pedagogy (teaching), ecofeminism, political ecology, environmental and labor history, and sports studies. In each of these, I am interested in understanding how power is constructed around... |
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Laura Berry Ph.D. Associate Professor, English Email: berry@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-6901 Office: Modern Languages 445 PhD, University of California-Berkely, 1987 Director of the English Honors Program. Nineteenth-century British literature, the English novel. [more information] |
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Anne Betteridge Ph.D. Director, Center for Middle Eastern Studies Email: anneb@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-5450 Office: Louise Foucar Marshall Bldg
An anthropologist with a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, Anne H. Betteridge is Director of the University of Arizona Center for Middle Eastern Studies and a faculty member in the UA Department of Near Eastern Studies. She served as Executive Director of the Middle East Studies Association... |
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Katia da Costa Bezerra Ph.D. Professor, Spanish and Portuguese Email: kbezerra@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-0786 Office: Modern Languages Dr. Katia da Costa Bezerra has published essays on Contemporary Portuguese, Brazilian and Lusophone African literature. She is also concerned with the rescue of a literary production published by mineiras born in the XIX century.Her theoretical approaches include questions on gender, sexuality,... |
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Scott Bradford Ph.D. Student Email: sbradford@email.arizona.edu TEL: none FAX: none Office: TBA [more information] |
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Stephanie Brown Email: stephbrown@email.arizona.edu Office: Modern Languages 344 Steph Brown has been a lecturer in the Department of English since 2014 and became GWS affiliate faculty in 2016. Her research interests include Anglophone modernism, mass cultural movements in the British Empire during the early twentieth century, literature of decolonization and the end of... |
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Stephanie Buechler Ph.D. Assistant Research Professor (continuing status) Email: buechler@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-5314 FAX: 520-621-2889 Office: Harvill Building Ph.D. 2001 Department of Sociology, Binghamton University Research My research interests surround gender, livelihoods and socially and... |
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Derrais Carter Assistant Professor Email: derraiscarter@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-7884 Office: GWS 212B Derrais (pronounced like Paris) Carter is an interdisciplinary scholar and artist. He teaches courses on Black Critical Theory, Black Popular Music, and Black Queer Studies. Currently, he is completing two scholarly monographs. The first, provisionally titled Obscene Material: Erasing... |
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Monica J. Casper, Ph.D. Professor Emerita Monica J. Casper, Ph.D., is a sociologist whose scholarly and teaching interests include gender, bodies, health, sexuality, disability, and trauma, with particular expertise in reproductive health and politics. Her work is deeply interdisciplinary and includes such approaches as environmental... |
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Luna Chung Ph.D. Student Email: lunachung@email.arizona.edu Luna Chung is a PhD Student in Gender and Women’s Studies. Luna graduated with a B.A. in Women’s Studies and B.S. in Psychology from the University of Georgia. As a former refugee, her research focuses on preserving the oral history of Vietnamese refugees. Her research interests include:... |
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Julia Clancy-Smith Ph.D. Regents Professor Email: juliac@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520) 626-8421 Office: Social Sciences 221 I. EDUCATION/TEACHING POSITIONS |
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Anna Cooper Assistant Professor Email: annacooper@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-3205 Office: Marshall Bldg, Room 234 Anna Cooper’s research interests include classical and contemporary Hollywood, transnational and postcolonial cinemas, representations of gender, space/place/mobilities in film, and feminist film and media studies. Her forthcoming monograph, titled An American Abroad: European Travel... |
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Jennifer Croissant Associate Professor Email: jlc@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-0079 FAX: 520-621-1533 Office: 206 GWS, 925 N. Tyndall Jen Croissant (PhD Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Science & Technology Studies, 1994) is interested in the sociology of science and technology, particularly feminist science studies. Graduate Teaching includes ‘Science & Social Theory,’ ‘Technology & Social Theory,’ and the core... |
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Barbara Cully Adjunct Lecturer, English, Retired Email: cullyb@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-0769 Office: Modern Languages BA, 1980, San Diego State University; MFA, 1984, University of Iowa [more information] |
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Irene D'Almeida Ph.D. Professor of French and Francophone Studies, Retired Email: dalmeida@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-7349 Office: Modern Languages 549 Irene D'Almeida, Professor of French and Francophone Studies, has just received a $60,000 grant from the prestigious American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS). The grant will fund Professor D'Almeida's continuing research of the oral songs of Fon Women in Benin (Africa). |
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Rae Erin Dachille Assistant Professor Email: raedachille@email.arizona.edu Dr. Rae Erin Dachille (Ph.D. in Buddhist Studies, University of California at Berkeley) specializes in the religious and artistic traditions of Himalayan Buddhism. Her research focuses upon representations of the body in art, ritual, philosophy, and medicine in Tibetan and Sanskrit sources. Dr... |
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Linda Darling Ph.D. Professor, History Email: ldarling@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-9754 Office: Social Sciences 231 My research deals with fiscal administration in the Ottoman Empire and its connections with political legitimation, and I set my work on the Ottomans within the wider context of the early modern period in Europe and, to a lesser extent, states farther east. My current project examines Ottoman... |
