Previous Fellows

President’s Humanities Fellow
Tenured Members of the Emory Faculty         

• Susan E. Hylen, Almar H. Shatford Professor of New Testament, Candler School of Theology 

Senior Fellows
Tenured Members of the Emory Faculty         

• Michelle Armstrong-Partida, Associate Professor of History
  
• J. Judd Owen, Associate Professor of Political Science
• Ellie Schainker, Arthur Blank Family Foundation Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies
• Elizabeth A Wilson, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

N.E.H Poetics Fellow

• Christopher Spaide, Ph.D., English, Harvard University 

Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellow 

• Lora Webb, Ph.D., Art History, Stanford University

• Michelle Alexis Taylor, Ph.D., English Literature, Harvard University

Dissertation Completion Fellows
Laney Graduate School

• Grayden McCashen, Historical Studies in Theology and Religion 
• Haley Jones, Art History

Undergraduate Humanities Honors Fellows
Emory College of Arts and Sciences

• Zimra Chickering, Art History and Nutrition Science
• Matthew Croswhite, History
• Jacob Gibbs, History and Art History
• Harrison Helms, History
• Marwah (Mari) Ismail, Religion and Italian Studies
• Solomon Kim, Music Composition and Economics 
• Ananya Mohan, English and Psychology
• Oluwasijibomi Osunkoya, Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology and Music Composition
• Ezra Packard, Anthropology
• Yingyi Tan, History and Economics
• Braden White, Philosophy
• Chase Wolfsohn, Creative Writing and Religion

President’s Humanities Fellow
Tenured Members of the Emory Faculty         

• Mary L. Dudziak, Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law, Emory University School of Law

Senior Fellows
Tenured Members of the Emory Faculty         

• Tanine Allison, Associate Professor, Department of Film and Media
  
• Cheryl Crowley, Associate Professor, Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures
• Dilek Huseyinzadegan, Associate Professor, Philosophy
• Calvin Warren, Associate Professor, African American Studies

N.E.H Poetics Fellow

• Laura Vrana, Ph.D, English Literature, The Pennsylvania State University

Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellow 

• Benjamin Jeffery, Ph.D., Committee on Social Thought, University of Chicago

• Victoria Bergstrom, Ph.D., French, University of California, Berkeley
• Hwa Yeong Wang, Ph.D., Philosophy, Binghamton University (State University of New York)

Public Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow

• Ravá Shelyn Chapman, Ph.D., Clark Atlanta University

Dissertation Completion Fellows
Laney Graduate School

• Rachel Bath, Philosophy
• Yeongju Lee, Spanish and Portuguese
• Mary Mann, English

Graduate Community of Digital Scholars

• Margy Adams, English
  
• Deepak Agrawal, Operations Management, Goizueta School of Business
• Amelia Golcheski, History
• Brittany Landorf, Islamic Civilization Studies
• Dez Miller, Comparative Literature
• Alicia Doyen-Rodriguez, French and Italian
• Victor Ultra Omni, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Tyler A. Tennant, English
• Josh Winston, English

Undergraduate Humanities Honors Fellows
Emory College of Arts and Sciences

• Hunter Akridge, Anthropology and Economics
• Iris Chen, English and Environmental Science
• Becca Cohen, English and Biology
• Isabell Coyle, History and Economics
• Margaret Greene, Art History and Classics
• Edina Hartstein, History
• Anikka Jordan, Psychology and English
• Gabriele Kim, History
• Danielle Mangabat, Anthropology
• Abigayle Mazzocco, Interdisciplinary Studies and English and Creative Writing
• Jeffrey Rosen, English
• Adeline Yang, Philosophy and Integrated Visual Arts

• Kylie Smith, Associate Professor and the Mellon Faculty Fellow for Nursing and the Humanities in the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, and Associate Faculty in the Emory Department of History

• Geraldine Higgins, Associate Professor of English
• James B. Hoesterey, Associate Professor and Winship Distinguished Research Professor in the Study of Religion
• Nathan Suhr-Sytsma, Associate Professor of English at Emory University
• George Yancy, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Philosophy at Emory University

• Trace Peterson (Ph.D., English, CUNY Graduate Center)

• Bethany M. Wade (Ph.D., History, University of Pittsburgh

• Juan J. Colomina-Almiñana, Assistant Professor of Spanish Linguistics in the Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
• Peter Kitlas (Ph.D., Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University)
• Sam Klug (Ph.D., History, Harvard University)

• Rose Deighton (PhD, Religious Studies, Emory University)

• Jonathan Basile, Comparative Literature
• Kaye Rawlings, Art History
• William Tolbert, English

• Amelia Golcheski (2020-2022), History
• Brittany Landorf (2020-2022), Graduate Division of Religion. 
• Alicia Doyen-Rodriguez (2021-2023), French and Italian Department
• Tyler A. Tennant (2020-2022), English
• Hannah C. Griggs (2019-2021), English

• Scott Benigno, History
• Bronwen Boyd, History and French and Italian
• Hannah Charak, History
• Alexandre Dalle, Art History
• Emma Lazerson, Art History
• Willie Lieberman, History
• Julien Nathan, History
• Hannah Risman, Philosophy, Politics and Law and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Matthew Takavarasha, History and Economics

• Stephen Altobelli
• Bronwen Boyd
• Ellie Coe
• Sabrina Jin
• Alex Levine
• Annie Li
• Willie Lieberman
• Olivia Milloway
• Julien Nathan
• Shreya Sharma
• Isha Soni 
• Jiin Woo
• Imani Wright

• Susan Youngblood Ashmore, Charles Howard Candler Professor of History at Emory's Oxford College

• Irene Browne,  Associate Professor of Sociology 
• Lynne Huffer, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Joy Ann McDougall, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at the Candler School of Theology
• Donald Tuten, Associate Professor of Spanish and Linguistics
• Subha Xavier, Associate Professor of French

• Nick Sturm (Ph.D., English, Florida State University)

• Martha Groppo (Ph.D., History, Princeton)
• Byrd McDaniel (Ph.D., Ethnomusicology, Brown University)
• Julie Miller (Ph.D., History, Harvard University)

• Jorge Dagnino (Ph.D., History, University of Oxford, 2013)

• Mike Lehman, English
• Abby Scribner, Comparative Literature

• Amelia Golcheski (2020-2022) History
• Brittany Landorf (2020-2022) Graduate Division of Religion
• Tyler A. Tennant (2020-2022) English
• Hannah C. Griggs (2019-2021) English
• Norah Elmagraby (2018-2020) Islamic Civilizations Studies (ICIVS)
• Kayla Shipp  (2018-2020) English

• Humanities Honors Fellows
  • Claire Beiter, American Studies
  • Yiqing Hu, International Studies and East Asian Studies
  • Colin Hutton, History
  • Cameron Katz, History and English Creative Writing
  • Ryan Kelly, History and Art History
  • Carissa Martin, Classics and Chemistry
  • Halla Maynard, Interdisciplinary Studies
• Halle/Fox Center Undergraduate Honors Fellows
  
  • Nayive Gaytán, Spanish and History
  • Christie Jones, Environmental Sciences
  • Faith Kim, Art History
  • Shreya Pabbaraju, Political Science and English and Creative Writing
• Halle/Fox Center Undergraduate Global Research Fellows
  
  • Tara Djukanovic, International Studies and Philosophy, Politics, and Law
  • Jiarong (Vincent) Fan, East Asian Studies and Film and Media
  • Nayive Gaytán, Spanish and History
  • Madelyn Haden, Middle Eastern Studies and Human Health
  • Christie Jones, Environmental Sciences
  • Faith Kim, Art History
  • Shreya Pabbaraju, Political Science and English and Creative Writing
  • Kassie Sarkar, Interdisciplinary Studies

• Erin C. Tarver, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Emory's Oxford College

• Tonio Andrade, Professor of Chinese and Global History
• Elizabeth Carson Pastan, Professor of Art History
• Beretta E. Smith-Shomade, Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies
• Javier Villa-Flores, Associate Professor in the Department of Religion

• John Brooks (Ph.D. English, Indiana University)
• Ryan Carr (Ph.D., English, Yale University)
• Julie Miller (Ph.D., History, Harvard University)

• Donohon Abdugafurova, Islamic Civilizations Studies Program
• Ryan Kendall, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Michael Patrick Vaughn, Sociology

• Jennifer Rhee, Associate Professor of English at Virginia Commonwealth University and a 2013-2014 Fox Center Fellow

• Norah Elmagraby (2018-2020) Islamic Civilizations Studies (ICIVS)
• Kayla Shipp Kamibayashi (2018-2020) English
• Hannah C. Griggs (2019-2021) English

• Humanities Honors Fellows
  
  • Mary Bohn, East Asian Studies
  • Drew Bryant, History
  • Rizky Etika, Art History Studies
  • Natalia Garzón, English/Creative Writing and French Studies
  • Junyi Han, History and Media Studies
  • MK Healy Arabic and International Studies
  • David Kulp, Interdisciplinary Studies
  • Xavier Sayeed, Music Research and Jewish Studies 
  • Daniel Thomas, History and International Studies

• Halle/Fox Center Global Research Fellows
  
  • Mary Bohn East Asian Studies
  • Junyi Han, History and Media Studies
  • Aleksei Kaminski, African Studies and Economics
  • Rachael Lewis, Biology            
  • Darien "Penny" McElwee, Psychology
  • Sophia Minnillo, Linguistics and French Studies
  • Daniel Thomas, History and International Studies
  • Kira Tucker, English and Creative Writing
• SIRE Fellow                                               
  
  • Martin Pimentel, History and Political Science

• Rosemary M. Magee, past director of the Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library
• Michael G. Peletz, Professor of Anthropology
• Falguni A. Sheth, Associate Professor in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Miriam Udel, Associate Professor of German Studies and Jewish Studies
• Yanna Yannakakis, Associate Professor and Winship Distinguished Research Chair (2017-2020), History 

• Lizzy LeRud (Ph.D. English, University of Oregon) 

• Jenny Wang Medina (Ph.D., East Asian Languages and Cultures, Columbia University)
• Amín Pérez (Ph.D. Sociology, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris)
• Anna Nelson (Ph.D. English, Southern Methodist University)
• Corinna Zeltsman (Ph.D. History, Duke University)

• Suyun Choi, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

• Ángeles Picone, Latin American History
• Ingrid Meintjes, Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

• Alexander Cors (2017-2019) History
• Shari Wejsa (2017-2019) Latin American History

• Claire Barnes, Religion and Philosophy
• Chris Batterman, Music
• Nathan Blansett, English and Creative Writing
• Isabel Goddard, Quantitative Sciences
• Daniella Gonzalez, Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology, and Spanish and Portuguese
• Michael Keen, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies and Arabic
• Samantha Korn, English
• Alexandra Llovet, Biology and Spanish and Portuguese
• Cana McGhee, Music Research and French
• Sam Rao, Spanish and Portuguese
• Zoe Robbin, Quantitative Sciences and Arabic Studies.
• Namrata Verghese, Psychology/Linguistics and English/Creative Writing
• Yi Xie, History and English
• Fall 2018: Liza Gellerman, History and Spanish

• Jennifer Ayres, Associate Professor of Religious Education at the Candler School of Theology and the Graduate Division of Religion

• Julia Bullock, Associate Professor of Japanese Studies in the Department of Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures (REALC)
• Jim Morey, Professor of English
• Mark Ravina, Professor of History     
  Dianne Marie Stewart, Associate Professor of Religion and African American Studies
• Walter Wilson, Professor of New Testament at Candler School of Theology

• William Fogarty (Ph.D. English, University of Oregon)

• Kiera Allison (Ph.D. English, University of Virginia)
• Kelsey Klotz (Ph.D. Musicology, Washington University in St. Louis)
• Christopher Willoughby (Ph.D. History, Tulane University)

• Corey Goergen, English
• Sumita Chakraborty, English

• Stephanie Iasiello, English Department

• Alexander Cors, History
• Shari Wejsa, Latin American History

• Sariyah Benoit, African American Studies
• Doris Cikopana, International Studies and Spanish and Portuguese.
• Cameron Frostbaum, Theater Studies and Political Science
• Ben Goldfein, Philosophy
• Carly Moore, Philosophy and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Jenifer Norwalk, Art History
• Joshua Perlin, Psychology

• Joseph Crespino, Jimmy Carter Professor of American History
• Robyn Fivush, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Psychology
• Noëlle McAfee, Professor of Philosophy
• Sarah McPhee, Professor of Art and Architectural History

• Adam Zachary Newton

• Andrew Sisson (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University)

• Felix Harcourt (Ph.D., George Washington University)
• Timothy K. Minella (Ph.D., University of South Carolina)
• Amanda Weiss (Ph.D. University of Tokyo)

• Dori Coblentz, English
• Hannah Markley, English

• Jason Ehrenzeller, Spanish and International Studies.
• Lamija Grbic’, Philosophy and Sociology
• Ekaterina Koposova, Art History
• Hugh McGlade, History and International Studies
• Samantha Perlman, History and African American Studies

• Steve Kraftchick, Professor of the Practice of New Testament Interpretation at the Candler School of Theology and the Graduate Division of Religion

• Patricia A. Cahill, Associate Professor of English
• John Lysaker, Professor of Philosophy 
• Sara McClintock, Associate Professor of Religion                                                               
• Matthew J. Payne, Associate Professor of History

• Johanna Winant (Ph.D., University of Chicago)

• Jonathan Hunt (Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin)
• McKinley E. Melton (Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst)                                                  
• Rebecca Munson (Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley)

• Melissa Creary (Institute of Liberal Arts)
• Ashleigh Dean (History)
• Amy E. Elkins (English)

• Adam Goldstein, American History and Business
• Ryan Sutherland, Music Performance
• Jenny Wu, English and Creative Writing

• Hannah Rose Blakeley, Interdisciplinary Studies
• Dalila Vázquez Herrera, Biology and Spanish
• Abigail Holst, Human Health and Chinese Language & Literature
• Takuya Maeda, History
• Kevin McPherson, Biology and Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) in Society and Culture

• Henry Bayerle, Associate Professor of Classics at Oxford College of Emory University

• Elizabeth M. Bounds, Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at the Candler School of Theology and the Graduate Division of Religion
• James V.H. Melton, Professor of History
• Karla Oeler, Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies
• Deboleena Roy, Associate Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology
• Joseph Skibell, Professor of English and Creative Writing

• Seth Perlow (Ph.D., Cornell University)

• Jeremy Bell (Ph.D., DePaul University)
• William Bryan (Ph.D., The Pennsylvania State University)
• Amanda S. Wright (Ph.D., University of Kansas)

• Jill Marshall, Religion
• Taylor Schey, Comparative Literature

• Michael Van Ginkel, Ancient Mediterranean Studies and History/Classics

• Hannah Rose Blakeley, Interdisciplinary Studies and French
• Sarah Freeman, Dance and Movement Studies and English
• Lizzie Howell, Religion, History, and German Studies
• Jovonna Jones, Philosophy and African American Studies
• Nathaniel Meyersohn, History
• Bennett Ostdiek, History
• Erica Sterling, History and Psychology

• Deborah E. Lipstadt, Dorot Professor of Modern Jewish History and Holocaust Studies
• Michael Moon, Professor of Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies and English
• Philip L. Reynolds, Aquinas Professor of Historical Theology
• Devin J. Stewart, Associate Professor of Arabic and Islamic Studies
• Sharon Strocchia, Professor of History

• Anne Keefe (Ph.D., Rutgers University; M.F.A., University of Maryland)

• Courtney D. Fugate (Ph.D., Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium)
• Jennifer Rhee (Ph.D., Duke University)
• Michael Ursell (Ph.D., University of California, Santa Cruz)

• Craig Perry, History
• Adam Rosenthal, Comparative Literature

• Scholarly Inquiry and Research at Emory (SIRE) and Undergraduate Humanities Honors 
  
  • Kurtis Anderson, History and Political Science
  • Maglyn Bertrand, Music and Latin American Studies
  • Christina (Ha Eun) Cho, Sociology
  • Jake Krakovsky, Theater Studies
  • Diego Javier Luis, Creative Writing and History
  • Blake Mayes, Religion 
  • Madeline Melnick, English and German Studies
  • Fiona O’Carroll, History and French
  • Hannah Smagh, Ancient Mediterranean Studies and Anthropology
  • Abigail Weisberger, German Studies and Philosophy
  • James Zainaldin, Philosophy and Classics

• Elizabeth Goodstein, Associate Professor in The Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts
• Mary Odem, Associate Professor History and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Brian Vick, Associate Professor of History
• Debra Vidali, Associate Professor of Anthropology

• Julie Phillips Brown (M.F.A., Ph.D., Cornell University)

• John Michael Corrigan (Ph.D., University of Toronto)
• Erich Nunn (Ph.D., University of Virginia)
• Mikaela Rogozen-Soltar (Ph.D., University of Michigan)

• Gil Ben-Herut, Graduate Division of Religion
• Luke Donahue, Comparative Literature
• Kira Walsh, Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts

• Scholarly Inquiry and Research at Emory (SIRE),Undergraduate Humanities Honors, and Dean's Undergraduate Humanities
  • Max Ashton, English and Classics
  • Steffi Delcourt, English and Psychology.
  • Zachary Domach, Classics, History, and Music
  • Hyeok Hweon Kang, History and Music
  • Hannah Kim,  Philosophy and English
  • Ping Chu Lin, Philosophy and French Studies
  • Natalie Marshman, English and French
  • Mia Schatz, History
  • Deborah Schlein, Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies

• Bracht Branham, Professor, Departments of Classics, Comparative Literature, and Philosophy
• Roberto Franzosi, Professor of Sociology and Linguistics
• Benjamin Reiss, Professor of English
• Randall Strahan, Professor of Political Science

• Bartholomew Brinkman, Ph.D. in English, University of Illinois

• Natalia Cecire, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
• Darren E. Grem, Ph.D., University of Georgia
• Angie Heo, Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley

• Elizabeth Bouldin, Department of History
• Angela LaGrotteria, Department of Women's Studies
• Christine McCulloch, Department of English

• Scholarly Inquiry and Research at Emory (SIRE) and Humanities Honors Fellowships
  • Kirsten Cooper, Department of History, Dance and Movement Studies Program
  • William (Will) Eye, Departments of Philosophy and Music
  • Andrew Hull, Departments of Philosophy and Classics
  • Hyeok Hweon (Kevin) Kang, Departments of Music and History
  • Anda Lopazan, Department of Art History
  • Melissa Mair, Department of Art History and Ancient Mediterranean Studies Program
  • Grant Mannion, Department of History
  • Madhavi Seth, Department of Philosophy

• Deepika Bahri, Associate Professor of English
• Sandra Blakely, Associate Professor in the Department of Classics and Director of the Program in Ancient Mediterranean Studies
• Yayoi Uno Everett, Associate Professor in Music
• Jeffrey Lesser, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of History and Director of the Tam Institute for Jewish Studies at Emory University
• Carol Newsom, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible at Candler School of Theology and the Graduate Division of Religion

• Danielle Bobker, Ph.D., Rutgers University
• Amy Gansell, Ph.D., Harvard University
• Ross Melnick, Ph.D., UCLA

• Amanda Golden, Ph.D., University of Washington

• Lori Leavell, Department of English
• Davis Hankins, Graduate Division of Religion
• Emily Kader (Department of English

• Jungmin Cho, Business and International Studies
• Patrick Jamieson, Department of History

• Valérie Loichot, Associate Professor of French
• Karen Stolley, Associate Professor of Spanish
• Regina E. Werum, Associate Professor of Sociology
• Carrie Rosefsky Wickham, Associate Professor of Political Science

• James Mulholland (Ph.D., Rutgers University)

• Christina B. Hanhardt (Ph.D., New York University)
• Benjamin Kahan (Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania)
• Paul Stephens (Ph.D., Columbia University)

• Jennifer L. Brady, Department of English
• Andrew Ryder, Department of Comparative Literature
• Angela Willey, Department of Women’s Studies

• Haley Steed, Art History
• Alexis Yalon, Department of Women’s Studies

• Raanan Rein, Director of The S. Daniel Abraham Center for International and Regional Studies, and Professor of Latin American and Spanish History at Tel Aviv University

• Hazel Gold, Associate Professor of Spanish
• Eric L. Goldstein, Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies
• Garth Tissol, Associate Professor of Classics

• Michele B. Reid (Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin)
• Rivka Swenson (Ph.D., University of Virginia)

• David Caplan, Associate Professor of English at Ohio Wesleyan University

• E. Regina Helfrich, Department of Philosophy
• Philip Misevich, Department of History

• Harvey Klehr, Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Politics and History
• Judith A. Miller, Associate Professor, Department of History
• Polly J. Price, Professor of Law
• Rebecca R. Stone, Associate Professor in the Art History Department and Faculty Curator of Art of the Ancient Americas in the Michael C. Carlos Museum

• Mary Dzon (Ph.D., University of Toronto)
• Robin L. Thomas (Ph.D., Columbia University)

• Anthony F. Mangieri, Department of Art History
• Lauren Rule, Department of English

• Kevin Corrigan, Professor of the Liberal Arts in the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts 
•  Stephen Crist, Associate Professor of Music History 
•  Richard Rambuss, Professor of English 
•  Deborah Elise White, Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature 

•  Rebecca Bamford (Ph.D. Philosophy, University of Durham) 
•  Chad Lavin (Ph.D., Political Science, Pennsylvania State University) 
•  Shane Vogel (Ph.D., Performance Studies, New York University) 

•  Joel LeMon, Graduate Division of Religion 
•  Andrew Radde-Gallwitz, Graduate Division of Religion 
•  Kathryn Wichelns, Department of Comparative Literature 

• William Beik, Professor of History
• Thomas R. Flynn is Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Philosophy
• Rosemarie Garland-Thomson, Associate Professor of Women's Studies
• Richard C. Martin, Professor of Religion

• Ruth Mack (Ph.D., English,  Johns Hopkins University)
• James P. Woodard (Ph.D., History, Brown University)

• Anthony K. Jensen, from the Department of Philosophy
• Raina Kostova, Department of Comparative Literature
• Tanya Weimer, Department of Spanish and Portuguese

• Carla Freeman, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Women's Studies
• Mark A. Sanders, Associate Professor of African American Studies and English
• Niall W. Slater, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Classics
• Stephen D. White, Asa G. Candler Professor of Medieval History

• Jonathan Eburne (Ph.D., Comparative Literature, University of Pennsylvania)
• Ernest Freeberg (Ph.D., History, Emory University)
• Kathryn T. Gines (Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Memphis)

• Nicholas Ealy, Program in Comparative Literature
• Gilles Glacet, Department of French and Italian

• Angelika Bammer, Associate Professor in the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts and the Program in Comparative Literature
• Matthew Bernstein, Associate Professor in the Film Studies Program
• Mikhail Epstein, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Cultural Theory and Russian Literature
• Barbara Ladd, Associate Professor of English

• Jeffrey Mullins (Ph.D., History, Johns Hopkins University)
• Philippe Rosenberg (Ph.D., History, Duke University)
• Tabitha Sparks (Ph.D., English, University of Washington)

• Aymeric Glacet, French and Italian
• Aimee L. Pozorski, English
• Frank (Trey) Proctor III, History