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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Professor
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...
