Associate Professor of Anthropology whose research explores how domestic environments and material objects reflect and shape social relationships and cultural practices.
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Associate Professor of Anthropology whose research explores how domestic environments and material objects reflect and shape social relationships and cultural practices.
Continue readingPre-Business Career Advisor with experience in higher education administration, career advising and development, marketing and promotions, leadership and management.
Continue readingVisiting Assistant Professor of History whose research and teaching focus heavily on the intersection of race, urban development, public health, and social reform movements in American cities, particularly St. Louis, from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries.
Continue readingAssistant Professor of English whose research and teaching focus heavily on the intersections of literature, culture, and politics in the Middle East (especially Iran) and its diaspora, often examining these topics through the lenses of gender, genre, and globalization.
Continue readingAssistant Professor of History whose research and teaching focuses on the intersections of religion, politics, and identity in Kashmir, India and Pakistan, from historical to contemporary contexts.
Continue readingProfessor of Film Studies whose research focuses on issues of representation of gender and sexuality in fiction film
Continue readingAssociate Professor of Art History whose research ranges from the survey of ancient and medieval art to specialized investigations of Roman, eastern and western medieval, and Islamic art and architecture.
Continue readingAssociate Professor of Sociology whose research expertise is criminology and childhood/adolescence with a focus on health.
Continue readingAssistant Teaching Professor of Astronomy whose research focuses on the fundamental parameters of white dwarfs, pulsating white dwarfs, and extremely low-mass white dwarf binaries as gravitational wave sources.
Continue readingAssistant Director of Institutional Research and Planning who has been involved in higher education since 2002 and brings over 15 years of work experience in research, modeling, data visualization, data analysis, and survey research to Connecticut College.
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