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174 Faculty Faculty The following is the official faculty roster for the Mark S. Alber. The Vincent J. Duncan Family Thomas Francis Anderson.Dr. Scholl Associate 2013–14 academic year as of July 9, 2013. Professor of Applied Mathematics; Professor, Applied Prof. of Romance Languages & Literatures; Professor, This roster includes faculty members who are Computational Mathematics & Statistics; Director, Romance Languages and Literatures; Fellow, on leave during the academic year. The date in Center for Study of Biocomplexity; Concurrent Institute for Latino Studies; Fellow, Kellogg Institute parentheses at the close of each entry is the year the Professor, Computer Science and Engineering; for International Studies; Department Chair, individual joined the Notre Dame faculty. Concurrent Professor, Physics. Master of Science, Romance Languages and Literatures. Bachelor of Moscow Institute of Technology, 1983; Arts, Bowdoin College, 1992; Master of Arts, Philosophiae Doctor, Univ of Pennsylvania, Univ of Pennsylvania, 1994; Philosophiae Ruth Maree Abbey. Professor, Political Science. 1990 (1990) Doctor, ibid., 1998 (1998) Bachelor of Arts, Monash University, 1984; Master of Arts, McGill University, 1989; Simeon Alder. Assistant Professor, Department Gary A. Anderson. Hesburgh Professor of Catholic Doctor of Arts, ibid., 1995 (2005) of Economics; Fellow, Kellogg Institute for Theology; Professor, Theology.Bachelor of Arts, International Studies. Bachelor of Arts, Graduate Albion College, 1977; Master of Divinity, Christopher Paul Abram. Associate Professor, Inst of Int’L Studies, 1998; Master of Arts, Duke University, 1981; Philosophiae Doctor, English. Bachelor of Arts, University of UCLA, 2005; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 2009 Harvard University, 1985 (2003) Cambridge, 1998; Master of Philosophy, ibid., (2009) 1999; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 2004 (2013) Megan Andrew. Assistant Professor, Sociology. Roger Paul Alford. Professor, Law School; Fellow, Bachelor of Science, Utah State University, Nicole Louise Achee. Research Associate Professor, Kellogg Institute for International Studies; Associate 1999; Master of Science, Univ of Wisconsin- Biological Sciences. Master of Science, Texas Dean for International and Graduate Programs, Madison, 2004; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., A&M University, 1995; Philosophiae Doctor, Law School. Bachelor of Arts, Baylor University, 2009 (2011) Uniformed Services Health Sci., 2004 (2013) 1985; Master of Divinity, Southern Baptist Wendy Angst. Associate Professional Specialist, Carl Bruce Ackermann. Professional Specialist, Theological S, 1988; Juris Doctor, New York Management. Bachelor of Science, Michigan Finance. Bachelor of Arts (Latin), Amherst University, 1991 (2012) State University, 1995; Master of Business College, 1984; Philosophiae Doctor, UNC at Robert Lawrence Alworth. Assistant Professional Admin, University of La Verne, 2000 (2010) Chapel Hill, 2000 (1998) Specialist, College of Engineering. Bach of Sci in Corey M. Angst. Associate Professor, Management. David Acton. Assistant Professional Specialist, Mech Engr, University of Notre Dame, 1972; Bach of Sci in Mech Engr, Western Michigan Snite Museum; Curator of Photography. Bachelor Master of Science, Cornell University, 1974 University, 2001; Master of Business Admin, of Arts, University of Michigan, 1976; Master (2009) University of Delaware, 2006; Philosophiae of Arts, ibid., 1979; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., Joseph Phillip Amar. Professor, Classics; Doctor, University of Maryland, 2007 (2007) 1993 (2013) Concurrent Professor, Theology.Philosophiae Panos J. Antsaklis. H. Clifford & Evelyn A. Idris Adjerid. Instructor, Management. Bachelor Doctor, Catholic University of America, 1988 Brosey II Chair; Professor, Electrical Engineering; of Arts, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 2005; (1988) Concurrent Professor, Applied Computational Master of Business Admin, ibid., 2008 (2013) George Alex Ambrose. Assistant Professional Mathematics & Statistics; Concurrent Professor, John Felix Affleck-Graves.Executive Vice Specialist, First Year of Studies; Assistant Professor, Applied Computational Mathematics. Diploma, President; The Notre Dame Chair in Finance; Military Science. Bachelor of Arts, Rutgers State Natl Technical Univ of Athens, 1972; Professor, Finance. B.S. Mathematics, University University of NJ, 2002; Master of Education, Master of Science, Brown University, 1974; of Cape Town, 1972; Master of Science, ibid., ibid., 2003 (2008) Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 1977 (1980) 1974; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 1977; B.S. Karl P. Ameriks. The McMahon-Hank Chair in Robert Scott Appleby. The John M. Regan Jr. Commerce, ibid., 1982 (1986) Philosophy; Professor, Philosophy. Bachelor of Arts, Director; Professor, History; Director, Joan B. Kroc Lauren Ajamie. Assistant Librarian, Hesburgh Yale University, 1969; Philosophiae Doctor, Institute for International Peace; Fellow, Joan B. Libraries; Electronic Resources Librarian. Bachelor ibid., 1973 (1973) Kroc Institute for International Peace; Fellow, of Arts, Barnard College, 2006; Master of Kellogg Institute for International Studies. Bachelor Geraldine A. Ameriks. Associate Professional Library & Info Sci, Univ of Oklahoma- of Arts, University of Notre Dame, 1978; Specialist, Romance Languages and Literatures; Norman, 2012 (2012) Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1979; Associate Teaching Professor. Bachelor of Arts, Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 1985 (1994) Maurizio Albahari. Assistant Professor, Smith College, 1969; Master of Arts, Stanford Anthropology. Bachelor of Arts, Universita Degli University, 1971 (1980) Ani Aprahamian. The Frank M. Freimann Studi, 2000; Master of Arts, Univ California Professor of Physics; Professor, Physics. Bachelor Selena Kathleen Anders. Assistant Professional Irvine, 2002; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 2006 of Arts, Clark University, 1980; Philosophiae Specialist, School of Architecture; Professor of the (2008) Doctor, ibid., 1986 (1989) Practice. Bachelor of Arts, DePaul University, 2005; Master of Arts in Architecture, University of Notre Dame, 2009 (2009) To Table of Contents 175 Faculty Francisco Jose Aragon. Assistant Professional Ann W. Astell. Professor, Theology.Bachelor of Dinshaw S. Balsara. Associate Professor, Physics. Specialist, Institute for Latino Studies. Bachelor of Science, Marquette University, 1974; Master of Bachelor of Science, Jai Hind College, 1977; Arts, Univ of California Berkeley, 1989; Master Arts, ibid., 1981; Philosophiae Doctor, Univ of Master of Science, Indian Inst of Tech Kanpur, of Arts, New York University, 1990; Master Wisconsin-Madison, 1987 (2007) 1982; Master of Science, University of of Arts, Univ California Davis, 2000; Master Chicago, 1986; Philosophiae Doctor, Univ of Hafiz M. Atassi.The Viola D. Hank Chair of Fine Arts, University of Notre Dame, 2003 IL Urbana-Champaign, 1990 (2001) in Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering; (2003) Professor, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. Rashna Dinshaw Balsara. Research Assistant J. Douglas Archer. Librarian, Hesburgh Libraries. Philosophiae Doctor, University of Paris I, Professor, Center For Transgene Research. Bachelor Bachelor of Arts, Duke University, 1968; 1966 (1969) of Science, University of Bombay, 1985; Master of Divinity, Colgate Rochester Divinity Master of Science, ibid., 1991; Philosophiae Robert Audi. The David E. Gallo Chair in Sch, 1972; Master in Library Science, Western Doctor, ibid., 1998 (2007) Business Ethics; Professor, Philosophy. Bachelor of Michigan University, 1981 (1978) Arts, Colgate University, 1963; Master of Arts, Zygmunt Guido Baranski. Professor, Romance Elizabeth A. Archie. Clare Booth Luce Assistant University of Michigan, 1965; Philosophiae Languages and Literatures; Notre Dame Professor Professor; Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences. Doctor, ibid., 1967 (2003) of Dante and Italian Studies . Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Bowdoin College, 1997; University of Hull, 1973; Philosophiae Doctor, Yury Petrovich Avvakumov. Assistant Professor, Philosophiae Doctor, Duke University, 2005 ibid., 1976 (2007) Theology. Master of Arts, Leningrad State (2009) University, 1981; Philosophiae Doctor, Russian Sotirios Angel Barber. Professor, Political Arezoo Ardekani. John Cardinal O’Hara, C.S.C Theological Seminary, 1990; Philosophiae Science. Bachelor of Arts, Univ of IL Urbana- Assistant Professor of Aerospace and Mechanical Doctor, Ludwig-Maximilians Univ Munich, Champaign, 1964; Master of Arts, University Engineering; Assistant Professor, Aerospace and 2001 (2009) of Chicago, 1967; Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., Mechanical Engineering. Bachelor of Science, 1973 (1986) Brad Alan Badertscher. Associate Professor, Sharif Univ. of Technology, 2003; Master Accountancy. Bachelor of Arts, Univ. of Christopher Andrew Baron. Assistant Professor, of Science, Univ California Irvine, 2005; Nebraska at Kearney, 2001; Master of Business Classics. Bachelor of Arts (Latin), Illinois Philosophiae Doctor, ibid., 2009 (2011) Admin, University of Iowa, 2003; Master of Wesleyan University, 1995; Philosophiae Neil Arner. Assistant Professor, Theology. Business Admin, ibid., 2003; Philosophiae Doctor, Univ of Pennsylvania, 2006 (2006) Bachelor of Science, Georgia Institute Doctor, ibid., 2007 (2007) Matthew James Barrett. Professor, Law School. of Technolog, 2001; Master of Divinity, Colleen Margaret Baker. Concurrent Associate Bachelor of Business Admin., University of Princeton Theological Seminary, 2006; Master Professor, Finance; Associate Professor, Law School.
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