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  • Marat Iliyasov

    Visiting Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise History of the Russo-Chechen interaction, Post-Soviet conflicts, Religious radicalization and governance of religions in Russia, Post-conflict developments in the former Soviet Union, Chechnya

  • Inaash Islam

    Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Gender & Sexuality, Race & Ethnicity, Critical Muslim Studies, Anti-Muslim Racism, Islamic Feminism, Cultural Sociology

  • Vickie Langohr

    Professor
    Areas of Expertise Middle East politics, nationalism and democratization; religion

  • Mahri Leonard-Fleckman

    Associate Professor
    Areas of Expertise Hebrew Bible, Ancient Middle East Studies

  • Ann Marie Leshkowich

    Professor
    Areas of Expertise social anthropology, gender, economic transformation, neoliberalism, middle classness, fashion, social work, and transnational adoption in Vietnam

  • Yu-Jung Lin

    Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Phonology and phonetics (syllable structure, tones, rhythm), Psycholinguistics (the influence of orthography on sound processing), Second language acquisition (tense and lax vowel distinction by L1 and L2 learners), Diphthong production and perception by L1 and L2 learners

  • Shawn Lisa Maurer

    Professor, Montserrat Cluster Director (Core Human Questions)
    Areas of Expertise 18th Century British literature and Culture; History and Theory of the Novel, Satire; Feminist and Critical Theory, Women's and Gender Studies; Women Writers; Female Modernism, esp. Dorothy Richardson, 19th and 20th Century Anglo-American Women's Poetry

  • Gwenn Miller

    Associate Professor, History Dept. Honors Advisor, Montserrat Cluster Director (Global Society)
    Areas of Expertise Colonial and Revolutionary Era America, Native America, Comparative Empire and the Global Connections of Early America

  • Michelle Mott

    Visiting Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Race, Racism, and Anti-racism; Gender; Sexuality; Reproduction of inequality; Gentrification and School Choice