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Faculty

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Deborah Blizzard. Department of Science, Technology and Society, Assistant Professor, Science and Technology Studies. BA Smith College (independent study aboard, University of Edinburgh, Scotland); MS, PhD. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Teaching areas: sociocultural constructions/studies of science, technology, and medicine, biomedical issues/bioethics, women’s studies. Research specialties: development of in utero fetal surgery/fetoscopy, high-risk multiple gestations, new ethnographic approaches in medical anthropology. dlbgsh@rit.edu |

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Mary Lynn Broe. Department of Language and Literature. B.A. St. Louis University; M.A. and PhD. University of Connecticut. Teaching areas: modern and contemporary novel, poetry, autobiography. Research areas: feminist revisions of modernism; twentieth century literatures and culture. mlbgsl@rit.edu |
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Jeff Burnette : Description Pending |

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Kijana Crawford. Department of Sociology/Anthropology, Associate Professor, Chair Minority Relations Concentration. MSW, Atlanta University, MA in Higher Education Administration from the University of Rochester, Doctor of Education from the University of Rochester. Areas of interest: Mentoring, Women, Work and Culture, Minority Relations, African-American Culture. drcgss@rit.edu |
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Jean Douthwright. Biology Department, College of Science. jadsbi@rit.edu |
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Rebecca Edwards. History Department, Assistant Professor, Modern American History. BA, College of the Holy Cross; PhD. University of Rochester. Teaching areas: Modern American History, American Women’s History, Deaf History. Research specialty: American Deaf History. rregsm@rit.edu |
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Lisa Hermsen. Department of Language and Literature. lmhgsl@rit.edu |
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Kris Hinesely. Executive Director of the Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley
Women’s and Gender Studies Program, Adjunct
MS Ball State University in Wellness Management
Teaching areas: Gender and Queer Studies; Fund raising and development for non-profit organizations
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Diane S. Hope. Department of Communication. William A. Kern Distinguished Professor in Communications. B.A. SUNY Brockport, MS and Ph.D. SUNY Buffalo. Teaching areas: Rhetoric and social change. Research specialties: Visual Rhetoric of Social Movements, Women's Rights, Environment, Consumerism. General Editor of Women's Studies Quarterly, 2001-03. dshgpt@rit.edu |

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Christine Keiner. Science, Technology, and Society Department, Assistant Professor, History of Science. BA, McDaniel College (formerly Western Maryland College); Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Teaching areas: History of Women in Science and Engineering; Science, Technology, and Values; History of Environmental Sciences; Introduction to Environmental Studies. Research specialties: Environmental history, history of biology and ecology, science and politics. cmkgsh@rit.edu |

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Christine Kray. Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Assistant Professor. BA, New Mexico State University. PhD., University of Pennsylvania. Teaching areas: Latin America, globalization, international migration, social movements. Research specialties: Mexico, global capitalism, religious change, self and identity. cakgss@rit.edu |

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Tina Lent. Department of Fine Arts, Associate Professor. BA and MA, UCLA; Ph.D., University of Rochester. Teaching Areas: American Film History, Women and the Arts; Women's Studies. Research specialties: American film comedy; women in painting and film. tnlgsh@rit.edu |

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Jessica Lieberman: Description Pending |

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Uli Linke. Coordinator of International Studies, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Associate Professor of Anthropology. B.A. in Anthropology, Sociology, and International Studies, Macalester College, St. Paul; M.A. and Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley. Teaching Areas: Cultural Anthropology, Mass Media, Global Cities, Bodies and Culture, Gender and Sexuality. Research specialties: political anthropology, gender and difference, cultural politics of memory, visual culture and violence, racism and nationalism, political anthropology of the body, political technology of the senses in modern states; Germany, Europe, United States. uhlgss@ad.rit.edu |

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Elizabeth Mazzolini. English Department.
Assistant Professor
PhD Penn State University 2006
Teaching areas: science writing, cultural studies, women and science, biographies of scientists
Research interests: rhetoric and cultural studies of science, cultural theory, modernity
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Melissa Nicolas: Department of English.
Assistant Professor
Writing Program Director
Ph.D. in English (rhetoric and composition) 2002 Ohio State University
Research and Teaching interests: Composition, writing center, and writing across the curriculum, theory, practice, and administration; feminist epistemology, philosophy, and pedagogy; historiography; nineteenth-century women's rhetoric; history and philosophy of education; qualitative research
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Naomi Anne Orwin. School of Film and Animation, College of Imaging Arts and Sciences, Assistant Professor, Scriptwriting. BA, University of Chicago; MA, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. Teaching areas: Scriptwriting, Women's Films, Dramatic Structure in Film and Television. Research specialty: Teaching creativity. asopph@rit.edu |
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Judy Porter: Description Pending |

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Cyril Reade. Department of Fine Arts.
Assistant Professor
BFA, Universite Laval, Quebec; MFA, Concordia University, Montreal; MA and Ph.D., University of Rochester.
Teaching areas: art appreciation, contemporary issues in art, African-American art. Research specialties: contemporary art and criticism, German art.
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Laura Tubbs. Chemistry Department, College of Science. letsch@rit.edu |
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LaVerne McQuiller Williams. Department of Criminal Justice, Assistant Professor. B.S., Rochester Institute of Technology, J.D., Albany Law School, M.S., Buffalo State University. Teaching areas: Law, Criminal Justice, Women's Studies. Research Specialties: victimization of women, women offenders, therapeutic justice. llmgcj@rit.edu |

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Janet Zandy. Department of Language and Literature, Professor. BA, Montclair State College; MA, University of Rochester; Ph.D., SUNY Buffalo, in American Studies. Teaching areas: American Literature, American Studies, Writing, Documentary Studies and Oral History, Women's Studies, Working-Class Studies. General Editor of Women's Studies Quarterly, 1997-2001. jnzgsl@rit.edu |
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