Associate Professor
Christina Hanhardt
Dr. Hanhardt's research focuses on the historical and contemporary study of U.S. social movements and cities since the mid-20th century, with an emphasis on the politics of stigma, punishment, and uneven...
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- Affect Theory
- Africana/Black Studies
- Asian American Studies
- Citizenship
- Consumer Culture
- Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
- Cultural Production
- Disability Studies
- Embodiment
- Ethnography
- Everyday Life
- Faculty
- Food Studies
- Gender Studies
- Globalization
- History
- Immigration
- Labor
- Literary Theory and Criticism
- Material Culture
- Media Studies
- Performance Studies
- Political Economy
- Pop Culture
- Psychoanalysis
- Queer Theory
- Social Movements
- Space and Place
- Transnationalism
- U.S. Latina/o Studies
- Urban/Suburban History
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Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
Jan M. Padios
Dr. Padios's research combines critical cultural studies and political economy, with emphasis on transnationalism, labor, neoliberal globalization, media and communication, cultures of consumption, and... -
Professor Emerita
Jo B. Paoletti
Dr. Paoletti has spent nearly forty years researching and writing about gender differences in America fashion. She has also published articles and book chapters on service-learning, undergraduate research,... -
Associate Professor
Sheri Parks
Dr. Parks' research focuses on public aesthetics, with particular concern for popular culture as public mythology and its effect upon individuals, families and minority cultures. -
Professor Emerita
Nancy Struna
Dr. Struna began her academic career as a social historian of sport, leisure, and work. With a strong theoretical bent, she focuses on cultural production, the body and sexuality, agency and power in everyday... -
Professor Emeritus
John Caughey
John L. Caughey is a Professor Emeritus and past chair in the Department. His research involves the ethnographic, comparative investigation of contemporary cultures as systems of meaning. He has done field...
