Hieke C. Alberts, Associate Professor of Geography/Ph.D., University of Minnesota

• 50-102 World Regional Geography
• 50-111 Human Geography
• 50-319 Latin America
• 50-331 Europe

Franca R. Barricelli, Associate Professor of History/Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Madison

• 57-102 Modern Civilization
• 57-308 Renaissance Europe
• 57-316 Romanticism and Revolution in Europe
• 57-323 Old Regime, French Revolution and Napoleon, 1763-1815
• 57-329 Culture/Soc in 18th Cent Europe
• 57-412 European Hist Seminar

Peter J. Brown, Assistant Professor of Anthropology/Ph.D., University of California

• 21-122 World Ethnography
• 21-232 Cultural Anthropology
• 21-274 Language in Culture
• 21-322 People/Culture of Africa
• 21-328 Peasant and Contemporary Cultures of Latin America
• 21-348 Economy, Nature, and Culture
• 21-360 Mesoamerican Culture

Catherine M. Bryan, Foreign Language/Ph.D. University of Minnesota

• 49-320 Survey of Latin American Literature I
• 49-325 Survey of Latin American Literature II
• 49-364 Special Topics: Latin American Literature
• 49-375 Masterpieces of Spanish-American Literature in English Translation
• 59-420 Seminar in Latin American Studies

John R. Burr, Professor of Philosophy/Ph.D., Columbia University

• 76-211 Philosophy in India

Laurence Carlin, Associate Professor of Philosophy/ Ph. D. Rice University

• 76-305 History of Modern Philosophy

Rocio Cortes, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages/Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Madison

• 49-320 Survey of Latin American Literature
• 49-334 Latin American Civilization
• 49-Special Topics: Latin American Literature

Andrzej Dziedzic, Associate Professor or Foreign Languages/ Ph.D. Northwestern University

• 41-315 Survey of French Lit I

Lane R. Earns, Professor of History/Ph.D., University of Hawaii

• 57-101 Early Civilization
• 57-375 Traditional Japan
• 57-376 Modern Japan
• 57-377 Traditional China
• 57-378 Modern China

R. Daniel Gier, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages/Ph.D. University of Texas

• 49-318 Survey of Spanish Literature II

David Gomez-Torres, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages/Ph.D., University of Tennessee

• 49-315 Survey of Spanish Literature I
• 49-318 Survey of Spanish Literature II
• 49-325 Latin American Literature
• 49-332 Spanish Civilization
• 49-404 Golden Age Literature
• 49-412 The 20th Century

Eleana Gonzalez-Muntaner, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages/Ph.D., Florida International University

• 49-325 Survey of Latin American Literature II

Kenneth J. Grieb, Professor of History/Ph.D., Indiana University

• 59-205/206/207 Contemporary International Issues
• 59-227 Practicum in Diplomatic Practice
• 59-228 Honors: Practicum in Diplomatic Practice
• 59-302 Us National Security Policy
• 59-308/508 Revolution and Development
• 59-309 Honors: Revolution and Development
• 59-315 Perspectives on a nuclear age
• 59-321 Central American Culture
• 59-341/541 Multinational Corporations in the International System
• 59-364 International Negotiation
• 59-402/403 Senior Seminar in International Studies

Monika Hohbein-Deegen, Assistant Professor of Foreign Language/Ph.D., University of Cincinnati

• 43-308 Intro to German Lit
• 43-323 Multicultural Germany

Ana Maria Kapelusz-Poppi, Assistant Professor of History/Ph.D., University of Illinois-Chicago

• 57-101 Early Civilization
• 57-102 Modern Civilization
• 57-346 Gender in Lat Am History
• 57-347 Mexican History
• 57-381 Latin America to 1825
• 57-382 Modern Latin America

Jeffrey Kaplan, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies/Ph.D. University of Chicago

• 87-102 World Religions
• 87-240 Islam
• 87-380 Terrorism and Religious Violence
• 87-381 Terrorism and Religious Applications and Issues

Alan H. Lareau, Professor of Foreign Languages/Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Madison

• 43-321 Survey of German Literature III

Dennis E. Lishka, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies/Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Madison

• 87-102 World Religions
• 87-222 Buddhism
• 87-335 Chinese Religions
• 87-337 Japanese Religion

Karl E. Lowenstein, Assistant Professor of History/Ph.D., Duke University

• 57-101 Early Civilization
• 57-102 Modern Civilization
• 57-350 Modern East-Central Europe
• 57-370 Imperial Russia
• 57-371 Modern Russia
• 57-412 European Hist Seminar

Michelle Mouton, Associate Professor of History/Ph.D., University of Minnesota

• 57-102 Modern Civilization
• 57-319 Europe Since 1919
• 57-332 Third Reich 1919-1945
• 57-334 Women in Modern European History
• 57-380 Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, 1919-1945
• 57-412 European History Seminar

Francis Ngaboh-Smart, Associate Professor of English/Ph.D. University of Georgia

• 38-227 Modern World Lit
• 38-358 Postcolonial Lit
• 38-367 African Literature

Anthony J. Palmeri, Associate Professor of Communication/Ph.D. Wayne State University

• 96-337 Foundations of Speech Communication Theory
• 96-427 Speech Criticism

Arthur J. Pontynen, Associate Professor of Art/Ph.D., University of Iowa

• 22-109 Art of the Western World
• 22-310 Art History, Ancient Art
• 22-311 Art History, Medieval Art
• 22-313 Art History, European Renaissance and Mannerist Art, 15th and 16th Centuries
• 22-317 Art History, Art of India, China, and Japan
• 22-320 Art History, European Art, 19th Century
• 22-321 Art History, 1900-1945

Kimberly A. Rivers, Associate Professor of History/Ph.D. University of Toronto

• 57-101 Early Civilization
• 57-306 The Crusades
• 57-304 Early Middle Ages 476-1122
• 57-305 Late Middle Ages 1122-1517
• 57-310 Reformation Europe
• 57-372 Medieval Britain to 1485
• 57-412 European History Seminar

Denise Robson, Associate Professor of Economics/PH. D. University of Nebraska

• 36-420 International Trade and Finance

Michael A. Rutz, Associate Professor of History/Ph.D., Washington

• 57-102 Modern Civilization
• 57-318 Modern and National Europe
• 57-359 Africa: 1800 – Present
• 57-360 Africa: 1652 - Present
• 57-372 Medieval Britain to 1485
• 57-373 Britain and Ireland 1485-1714
• 57-374 Britain and Ireland 1714-1914

Druscilla Scribner, Assistant Professor of Political Science/Ph.D., University of California-San Diego

• 84-326 Politics of Development
• 84-379 Latin American Government and Politics
• 84-382 Latin American International Relations

David J. Siemers, Assistant Professor of Political Science/Ph.D. University of Wisconsin Madison

• 84-355 Modern Political Thought

Tracy Slagter, Assistant Professor of Political Science/Ph. D. University of Iowa

• 84-309 Comparative West European Politics
• 84-392 International Law andOrganizations

Elizabeth I. Wade-Sirabian, Professor of Foreign Language/ Ph.D., University of Illinois

• 43-314 German Phonetics
• 43-315 Survey of German Literature I
• 43-330 German Civilization

Angela G. Subulwa, Assistant Professor of Geography/Ph.D., University of Kansas

• 50-102 World Regional Geography
• 50-111 Human Geography
• 50-321 Political Geography
• 50-353 Sub-Saharan Africa
• 50-354 Middle East and North Africa
• 50-451 Advanced Topics in Human Geography

Kasimierz J. Zaniewski, Associate Professor of Geography/Ph.D. University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

• 50-102 World Regional Geography
• 50-213 Population Geography
• 50-331 Europe
• 50-338 Russian Realm
• 59-205/206/207 Contemporary International Issues

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