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Assistant Professor of English and Mary Rogers Field and Marion Field McKenna Distinguished Professor in Creative Writing
Read moreAssistant Professor of Art and Art History
Joe Albanese researches image theory in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with a focus on the Viceroyalty of Peru. He also studies the trans-Atlantic…
Read morePhyllis W. Nicholas Director of the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics and Associate Director of the Business Analytics Program
I am the Phyllis W. Nicholas Director of the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University. I am also an associate professor in the DePauw philosophy…
Read moreAssistant Professor of Art and Art History
Sarah Louise Cowan's research focuses on modern and contemporary art of the Americas, with a particular focus on the intersection of visual art and activism…
Read moreAssociate Professor of History
I am historian of the 20th-century United States, specializing in the histories of women, gender, and sexuality. For the past several years my research…
Read moreProfessor of Music
Craig Paré, Professor of Music, conducts the DePauw University Band and Symphonic Band. Appointed to the Institute of Music faculty in 1993, Dr. Paré has…
Read moreLaurel H. Turk Professor of Modern Languages and Director of the Global Studies Fellows Program
Carrie F. Klaus specializes in writing by women, and by writers posing as women, in early modern France (sixteenth through eighteenth centuries). She is…
Read moreCassel Grubb University Professor of Music and Martha C. Rieth Faculty Fellow
Eliza Brown loves sound. Their music is motivated by sound and its potential for meaning, interdisciplinary approaches to narrative and process, and attention…
Read more"...as a human being, I find that being underestimated is is an exceptional point of power."
Professor of History and Co-Director of the Asher Office of Undergraduate Research
I am a historian of colonial North America and the United States, with a particular focus on efforts to abolish slavery in the Revolutionary Era and in…
Read moreHiram L. Jome Professor of Economics and Management and Allen A. Wilkinson Faculty Fellow
Specialties: Globalization, Trade, Tariff, Currency Exchange Rate, Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, Asian Economies, Business, Investment, Geopolitics,…
Read moreAssistant Professor of Music
Janani Sridhar made headlines as the first Singaporean to win the top prize at the Llangollen International Musical Eistedfodd. The competition, commonly…
Read moreVisiting Global Studies Scholar and Hampton and Esther Boswell Distinguished University Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Dr. Jennifer Heaven Mike is a scholar and creative writer whose work exists at the rich intersection of law, gender, human rights, and artistic expression…
Read moreAssistant Professor of Music
Dr. Black’s primary research focuses on the intersections between gospel music and European choral traditions. His 2024 dissertation used the choral music…
Read moreJane Cooling Brady Professor in English
David Alvarez's research focuses on 18th century British literature and the European Enlightenment. He has a special interest in the Third Earl of Shaftesbury…
Read moreAlbert E. Crandall '56 Professor of History and Chair of the History Department
Julia Brüggemann is the Albert E. Crandall '56 Endowed Professor in History and the Chair of the Department of History. She earned her Ph.D. at Georgetown…
Read moreBlair Anderson and Martha Caroline Rieth Chair in Applied Ethics and Professor of Philosophy
Wielenberg holds a robust form of moral realism according to which (i) moral properties are sui generis, not reducible to other kinds of properties and…
Read moreAssistant Professor of Hispanic Studies
My primary fields of research are sociolinguistics and second/heritage language acquisition (S/HLA). While my work in these different areas extends over…
Read moreProfessor of Communication and Theatre, Chair of the Communication and Theatre Department and Alfred and Kathleen Evens Faculty Fellow
Jennifer Adams has a fellowship to conduct archival research on free speech issues. In particular she is researching World War I-era women radicals who…
Read moreDean of the Creative School
Professor of English and Co-Director of the Environmental Fellows Program
Harry Brown has published three books. "Injun Joe’s Ghost" (2004) examines the figure of the Native American mixed-blood in American writing. "Videogames…
Read more"It was just an act of faith. And the book was published."
Professor of German Studies
Howard Pollack-Milgate, Professor of German, received his Ph.D. from Indiana University in 1998. He teaches German at all levels and has taught classes…
Read moreJohn D. Hughes Professor in Communication and Theatre
Seth Friedman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Theatre. He earned his Ph.D. in Communication and Culture from Indiana University…
Read moreAssociate Professor of Education Studies and Chair of the Education Studies Department
I am associate professor of philosophy and history of education and teach courses on how education has, does, and can help us imagine, struggle for, and…
Read moreAssistant Professor of Film and Media Arts
“Explosive Cinema” Film Series and How to Blow Up a Pipeline 35 MM premiere
Roxy Cinema. New York, NY. https://www.roxycinemanewyork…