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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study 361 Social Sciences 1 Building Calendar (831) 459- 3320 http://anthro.ucsc.edu/ Undergraduate Admission Program Description | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Expenses
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Resources for Learning and Donald Brenneis Linguistic anthropology, folklore, legal anthropology, ethnomusicology, overseas Indians, Research South Asia, disputing and dispute management, legal language, bureaucratic institutions, knowledge production, improvisation Campus Life Melissa L. Caldwell Programs and Courses Poverty and public health; welfare, charity, and assistance; food and consumption; gardens, Disciplinary Communication nature, and landscapes; religion; socialism and postsocialism; Russia, the former Soviet General Education Requirements Union, and Eastern Europe by Department Nancy N. Chen Program Statements Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, Faculty mental health, food, China Anthropology May N. Diaz, Emerita Applied Mathematics and Statistics Art Shelly Errington Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and Astronomy and Astrophysics digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America Bioengineering
Biochemistry and Molecular Alison Galloway
Biology Skeletal biology, forensic anthropology, human variation, history and ethics of physical anthropology, reproductive energetics and aging Biomolecular Engineering
Chemistry and Biochemistry Diane Gifford-Gonzalez Chinese Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists,
Classical Studies zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology
Community Studies Judith A. Habicht-Mauche Computer Engineering Precontact and early contact North America; Southwest and Southern Plains; social Computer Science networks and cross-cultural interaction; migration; community and identity formation; Critical Race and Ethnic Studies ceramic production and exchange; technology as cultural practice; archaeometry and materials analysis Digital Arts and New Media
Earth and Planetary Science Susan Harding, Emerita East Asian Studies Diane K. Lewis, Emerita Economics
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Education Daniel T. Linger, Emeritus
Electrical Engineering General human theory, psychological anthropology, self, consciousness, identity, memory, politics, conflict, Brazil. Environmental Studies Biological Sciences Carolyn Martin Shaw, Emerita Feminist Studies Olga Nájera-Ramírez Film and Digital Media Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, French transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, German gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico German Studies Triloki Nath Pandey Greek Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological Hebrew theories and comparisons; native North America; tribal India; Nepal History Richard R. Randolph, Emeritus History of Art and Visual Culture History of Consciousness Lisa Rofel Humanities Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, queer theory, transnational capitalism, postcolonial and transnational feminism, China Italian
Italian Studies Danilyn Rutherford Japanese Borders and frontiers, colonialism, nationalism, ethnicity, kinship, performance, Jewish Studies Christianity, secularism, sovereignty, publics, affect, technology, governancy, theory and method in anthropology, West Papua, Indonesia, the U.S. Languages and Applied Linguistics
Latin Stuart A. Schlegel, Emeritus Latin American and Latino Studies Anna Tsing Legal Studies Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social Linguistics landscapes and forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Literature and the U.S. Mathematics Adrienne L. Zihlman, Emerita Microbiology and Environmental Primate and human evolution, comparative functional anatomy of monkeys and apes, sex Toxicology and gender, growth and development, life history and evolutionary theory, history of Biological Sciences physical anthropology Music Associate Professor Ocean Sciences Philosophy Mark Anderson Racial formation, diaspora, nationalism, transnationalism, culture and power; Latin Physical Education America, African diaspora Physics Politics Mayanthi Fernando Portuguese Religion and secularism; anthropology of Islam; gender and sexuality; multiculturalism/pluralism; modernity and its "Others"; ethnography and ethics; colonial Psychology and post-colonial France/Europe; theory and methods in the study of religion Science Communication
Social Documentation Andrew Salvador Mathews
Social Sciences Division Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy Spanish and Spanish for Heritage
Speakers J. Cameron Monroe Sociology Historical archaeology, complex societies, political economy, architecture and landscape,
Spanish Studies Africa and the African diaspora
Sustainability Studies Renya Ramirez Technology and Information Native American studies, Indian identity, Native Americans and anthropology, urban Management Indians, Native American women, cultural citizenship, expressive culture, and anti-racist Theater Arts education
Writing Program Matthew Wolf-Meyer Course Descriptions Anthropology and history of medicine and public health, science studies, American studies, popular culture, the United States and the United Kingdom Teaching and Administrative Staff
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Pre-Columbian archaeology (Mesoamerican focus), identity formation, complex societies, Nondiscrimination Statement class and state formation, gender, feminist/queer theory
Search the Catalog Jon Daehnke Archaeology of the North American Pacific Coast, cultural heritage politics and law, contemporary Native American politics, human-environment interaction, landscape and place, collaborative methodologies, NAGPRA implementation and compliance, public representations of heritage and memory
Lars Fehren-Schmitz Palaeogenetics / anthropological genetics, human evolutionary ecology, evolutionary demography, gene-culture coevolution, migration theories, population history of the Americas, archaeology of South America
Megan Moodie Feminist theory, reproductive politics, development, legal identities, affirmative action, ethnographic methods, narrative, literature, utopias and other postsocialist/postcolonial imaginaries, connected histories and the longue durée, South Asia, Eastern Europe
Lecturer
Guillermo Delgado-P., Emeritus Latin American cultures; comparative indigeneity; indigenous property rights; cultures of the sacred; ecologies and peasantries; Quechua/Andean linguistics, mining, labor history; alternative/electronic journalism; anthropology in the developing world; interethnicity; urbanization; social movements; culture theory
Annapurna Pandey Women’s issues; women's political and religious lives and their representation in film; media and literature dealing with India and Indian Diaspora; film-making on the experiences of the diasporic Odias in the greater bay area
Jude Todd, Emerita Indigenous American world views; permaculture; culturally prescribed attitudes toward water and soil; chemical-industry influences on government, university research, and popular belief systems; transgenerational epigenetic inheritance
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Raoul Birnbaum (History of Art and Visual Culture) Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China
John Brown Childs, Emeritus (Sociology) Ethnic conflict and transcommunal cooperation; sociology of knowledge; African American, Native American, Latino interactions
James T. Clifford, Emeritus (History of Consciousness) History of anthropology, travel, and exoticism; transnational cultural studies, museum studies, indigenous studies
Carolyn Dean (History of Art and Visual Culture) Cultural histories of the native Americas and colonial Latin America
A. Russell Flegal (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in anthropology and archaeology
Stephen R. Gliessman, Emeritus (Environmental Studies) Agroecology, sustainable agriculture, tropical land use and development, alternative trade networks, sustainable livelihoods and conservation, community and agroecology
Donna Haraway, Emerita
Paul Koch (Earth Sciences) Isotope biogeochemistry, vertebrate paleontology
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Patricia Zavella, (Latin American and Latino Studies) Transnational migration of Mexicans, women's work and domestic labor, poverty, family, sexuality and social networks, feminist studies, ethnographic research methods, and Chicana/Latino studies
Associate Professor
Jeffrey Bury (Environmental Studies) Political ecology; sustainable development; Latin American studies; international relations; institutional dimensions of natural resource conservation in the global south ; extractive industries; climate change; new models of conservation
Flora Lu (Environmental Studies) Ecological anthropology, human behavioral ecology, Amazon rainforest, indigenous peoples, conservation, Ecuador, culture change, market integration, indigenous resource management, political ecology, environmental justice
Marcia Ochoa (Feminist Studies) Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela
S. Ravi Rajan (Environmental Studies) Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics
Assistant Professor
Cecilia Rivas (Latin American and Latino Studies) Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico
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2014-15 General Catalog Applied Mathematics and Statistics Chancellor's Welcome
About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study Baskin School of Engineering Calendar (831) 459-2158 http://www.soe.ucsc.edu Undergraduate Admission Program Statement | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Expenses
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Resources for Learning and Nicholas Brummell Fluid dynamics; magnetohydrodynamics; numerical simulations of geophysical and Research astrophysical dynamics, especially solar interior physics; supercomputing
Campus Life David Draper Bayesian statistics, hierarchical modeling, Bayesian nonparametric methods, model Programs and Courses specification and model uncertainty, quality assessment, risk assessment, statistical Disciplinary Communication applications in the environmental, medical, and social sciences General Education Requirements Pascale Garaud by Department Astrophysical andgeophysical fluid dynamics, magnetohydrodynamics; analytical and Program Statements numerical solutions of partial differential equations related to these phenomena Faculty Athanasios Kottas Anthropology Bayesian nonparametrics, mixture models, modeling and inference for point processes, Applied Mathematics and Statistics nonparametric regression, survival analysis, applications in biometrics, ecology, and the Art environmental sciences Astronomy and Astrophysics Herbert Lee Bioengineering Bayesian statistics, computer simulation experiments, spatial statistics, inverse problems, Biochemistry and Molecular model selection and model averaging, nonparametric regression, neural networks, Biology classification and clustering Biomolecular Engineering Marc Mangel, Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Research Professor of Applied Chemistry and Biochemistry Mathematics and Statistics Chinese
Classical Studies Raquel Prado Bayesian non-stationary time series modeling, multivariate time series, biomedical signal Community Studies processing and statistical genetics Computer Engineering Computer Science Bruno Sansó Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Bayesian spatio-temporal modeling, environmental and geostatistical applications, modeling of extreme values, statistical assessment of climate variability Digital Arts and New Media
Earth and Planetary Science Hongyun Wang East Asian Studies Single molecule studies and biophysics, statistical physics, stochastic processes and
Economics stochastic differential equations, classical analysis; numerical analysis
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Education Associate Professor Electrical Engineering Qi Gong Environmental Studies Computational methods for real-time control systems, trajectory optimization and motion Biological Sciences planning, nonlinear filtering and observer design, robust and adaptive control of nonlinear Feminist Studies systems, industry applications of control theory Film and Digital Media Abel Rodríguez French Bayesian nonparametrics, Bayesian time series and spatial models, machine learning, German document modeling, public health, financial econometrics, structural proteomics, genomics German Studies
Greek Assistant Professor
Hebrew Lee Dongwook
History Computational magnetohydrodynamics and gas dynamics; computational mathematics for large-scale scientific computing on high-performance parallel architectures; numerical History of Art and Visual Culture algorithms for finite-volume, high-order shock capturing methods; Newton-Krylov-type History of Consciousness iterative implicit solvers for stiff nonlinear system; nonlinear numerical methods for Humanities astrophysics and high-energy-density physics applications Italian Ju Hee Lee Italian Studies Bayesian statistics, bayesian nonparametrics, modeling in biosciences and clinical trials Japanese Jewish Studies Associate Adjunct Professor
Languages and Applied Linguistics Robin Morris Latin Bayesian analysis of scientific data, with applications in Earth remote sensing, particle and Latin American and Latino Studies astroparticle physics, signal processing and engineering Legal Studies Visiting Assistant Professor Linguistics Tatiani Xifara Literature Bayesian and computational statistics, hidden Markov models, adaptive MCMC and MALA Mathematics algorithms, statistical ecology Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Lecturer Biological Sciences Yonatan Katznelson Music Number theory
Ocean Sciences Bruno Mendes Philosophy Parameter and model uncertainty in geophysics and groundwater contamination modeling, Physical Education Bayesian statistics, parallel computation Physics Valerie Poyner Politics Bayesian nonparametric modeling and inference, survival regression analysis, population Portuguese dynamics, applications in neuroscience and fisheries ecology Psychology ♦ ♦ ♦ Science Communication
Social Documentation Douglas Bonett (Psychology)
Social Sciences Division Psychometrics and statistics
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage William Dunbar (Computer Engineering) Speakers Theory and application of feedback control, single-molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors, Sociology dynamics and control of biomolecules
Spanish Studies Gabriel Elkaim (Computer Engineering) Sustainability Studies Embedded systems; robust software architectures for real-time reactive systems; sensor Technology and Information fusion; guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system identification; robust and advanced Management control schemes; feedback control systems; robotics; unmanned autonomous vehicles Theater Arts (UAVs); and cooperative control
Writing Program Andrew T. Fisher (Earth Sciences) Course Descriptions Hydrogeology, crustal studies, coupled flows, modeling
Teaching and Administrative Staff Lise Getoor (Computer Science) Machine learning, reasoning under uncertainty, analysis of graphs and networks, artificial Appendixes intelligence, databases, data integration, visual analytics, data science Archive of General Catalogs
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Gary A. Glatzmaier (Earth Sciences) Nondiscrimination Statement Computer simulation of geodynamics and planetary dynamics
Search the Catalog David Haussler (Biomolecular Engineering; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, UC San Francisco) Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical computer science
David P. Helmbold (Computer Science) Machine learning, computational learning theory, analysis of algorithms
Roberto Manduchi (Computer Engineering) Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the visually impaired, mobile and pervasive computing
Richard Montgomery (Mathematics) Celestial mechanics, differential geometry, gauge theory, mechanics (quantum and classical), and control theory
Katia Obraczka (Computer Engineering) Computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, Internet information systems, mobile computing, wireless networks
Hamid Sadjadpour (Computer Engineering) Wireless communication systems, network information theory and scaling laws, performance analysis of wireless ad hoc and sensor networks, routing and MAC protocol design for wireless networks
Manfred Warmuth (Computer Science) Online learning, machine learning, statistical decision theory, game theory, analysis of algorithms
Peter Young (Physics) Condensed matter theory, statistical mechanics
Yi Zhang (Technology and Information Management) Large-scale information retrieval, recommendation systems, Internet advertising, data mining, natural language processing, and applied machine learning
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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study Elena Baskin Visual Arts Studios Calendar Room E-104 (831) 459-2272 Undergraduate Admission [email protected] http://art.ucsc.edu Undergraduate Expenses Program Description | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Academic Program
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Research Patrick Aherne, Emeritus
Campus Life Joyce Brodsky, Emerita
Programs and Courses E. G. Crichton
Disciplinary Communication Intermedia, electronic arts, photography, installation
General Education Requirements Doyle Foreman, Emeritus by Department Frank Galuszka, Emeritus Program Statements
Faculty Robin Hunicke, Visiting Associate Professor
Anthropology Game design
Applied Mathematics and Statistics Fred A. Hunnicutt, Emeritus Art Jimin Lee Astronomy and Astrophysics Etching, lithography, monoprinting, book arts, ukiyo-e Bioengineering
Biochemistry and Molecular Norman Locks Photography Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Douglas E. McClellan, Emeritus Chemistry and Biochemistry Jennie Lind McDade, Emerita Chinese
Classical Studies Kathryn E. Metz, Emerita
Community Studies Jasper A. Rose, Emeritus Computer Engineering Computer Science Elizabeth Stephens Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Lewis Watts, Emeritus Earth and Planetary Science Donald L. Weygandt, Emeritus East Asian Studies
Economics David Yager
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Photography, design, print media Education
Electrical Engineering Jack Zajac, Emeritus Environmental Studies Associate Professor Biological Sciences
Feminist Studies Elliot Anderson Electronic art, digital arts/new media Film and Digital Media
French Melissa Gwyn German Painting, drawing
German Studies Dee Hibbert-Jones Greek Public art, sculpture Hebrew Kate O'Riordan History Theory, digital media technologies. History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness Jennifer Parker
Humanities Sculpture, installation, video, and performance art Italian Assistant Professor Italian Studies Enrique Leal Japanese Silkscreen, photogravure, intaglio, digital printmaking Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics Lecturer Latin Susan Friedman Latin American and Latino Studies Photography
Legal Studies Peter Loftus Linguistics Painting Literature Kathleen Perry Mathematics Intermedia, photography, sculpture Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Revised: 09/01/14 Biological Sciences Music Ocean Sciences Philosophy Physical Education Physics Politics Portuguese Psychology Science Communication
Social Documentation
Social Sciences Division
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage
Speakers
Sociology
Spanish Studies
Sustainability Studies
Technology and Information
Management Theater Arts Writing Program Course Descriptions
Teaching and Administrative Staff
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2014-15 General Catalog Astronomy and Astrophysics Chancellor's Welcome
About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study Astronomy Department Office Calendar 211 Interdisciplinary Sciences Building (831) 459-2844 Undergraduate Admission http://www.astro.ucsc.edu
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor/Astronomer Resources for Learning and Peter H. Bodenheimer, Emeritus Research Michael J. Bolte Campus Life Dynamics of star clusters, ages of star clusters, chemical enrichment history of the galaxy, observations of interacting galaxies Programs and Courses
Disciplinary Communication Jean P. Brodie Extragalactic globular clusters, galaxy formation, near-field cosmology General Education Requirements
by Department Harland W. Epps, Emeritus Program Statements Sandra M. Faber, Emeritus Faculty Galaxies, stellar populations, cosmology, instrumentation Anthropology Puragra (Raja) GuhaThakurta Applied Mathematics and Statistics Galaxy formation and evolution: resolved stellar populations in the Local Group and distant Art galaxies. Globular clusters. Interstellar dust. Astronomy and Astrophysics
Bioengineering Garth D. Illingworth High redshift galaxies, galaxy formation/evolution, science policy Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Burton F. Jones, Emeritus Biomolecular Engineering David C. Koo, Emeritus Chemistry and Biochemistry
Chinese Robert P. Kraft, Emeritus
Classical Studies Claire Max Community Studies Adaptive optics and high spatial resolution imaging, colliding galaxies, active galactic Computer Engineering nuclei and their supermassive black holes Computer Science Joseph S. Miller, Emeritus Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Jerry E. Nelson, Emeritus
Earth and Planetary Science Jason Prochaska East Asian Studies Damped Lya systems in quasars, Lyman limit systems, stellar abundances, thick disk Economics imaging of our galaxy
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Education David M. Rank, Emeritus Electrical Engineering
Environmental Studies Constance Rockosi Galactic structure, stellar populations, CCD detectors, astronomical instrumentation Biological Sciences Feminist Studies Graeme H. Smith Film and Digital Media Stellar populations, chromospheric activity among late-type stars
French Steven S. Vogt German Extrasolar planets, stellar, spectroscopy, instrumentation German Studies Merle F. Walker, Emeritus Greek Hebrew Astronomer
History Lloyd B. Robinson, Emeritus History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness Professor
Humanities George R. Blumenthal
Italian Cosmology, galaxy formation, high-energy astrophysics
Italian Studies Frank D. Drake, Emeritus Japanese John Faulkner, Emeritus Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics Gregory Laughlin Latin Extra-solar planets, numerical astrophysics Latin American and Latino Studies Douglas N. C. Lin Legal Studies Fluid dynamics, star formation, galactic structure, planetary systems, accretion disks, Linguistics extra-solar planets Literature Piero Madau Mathematics Cosmology, high-energy astrophysics Microbiology and Environmental Bruce H. Margon Toxicology High-energy astrophysics, space astronomy Biological Sciences Music William G. Mathews, Emeritus Research Professor Ocean Sciences Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz Philosophy Stellar explosions, gamme-ray bursts accretion physics, near compact stars Physical Education Stanford E. Woosley Physics Supernovae, stellar evolution, nucleosynthesis Politics Portuguese Associate Professor
Psychology Jonathan Fortney Science Communication Planetary atmospheres and interiors, extrasolar planets Social Documentation Mark Krumholz Social Sciences Division Star formation, interstellar medium, numerical methods Spanish and Spanish for Heritage
Speakers Lecturer Sociology Adriane Steinacker Spanish Studies Planet formation, MHD simulations
Sustainability Studies
Technology and Information ♦ ♦ ♦ Management Professor Theater Arts Anthony N. Aguirre (Physics) Writing Program Cosmology of the early and late universe: inflation and the global structure of cosmological Course Descriptions models; the intergalactic medium and its enrichment with heavy elements; galaxy formation, evolution, and feedback processes; dark matter; theories of modified gravity Teaching and Administrative Staff
Nic Brummel (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Appendixes Fluid dynamics;magnetohydrodynamics; numerical simulations of geophysical and Archive of General Catalogs astrophysical dynamics, especially solar interior physics; supercomputing
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Nondiscrimination Statement Pascale Garaud (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Astrophysics, geophysics, fluid dynamics, numerical resolutions of differential equations, Search the Catalog and mathematical modeling of natural flows
Gary Glatzmaier, Emeritus (Earth and Planetary Sciences)
Francis Nimmo (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Icy satellites, accretion, Mars, planetary geophysics
Joel R. Primack (Physics) Cosmology, galaxy, formation and evolution, particle astrophysics, nature of dark matter, gamma ray astronomy
Steven Ritz (Physics) Particle physics and astrophysics
David M. Smith (Physics) High-energy astrophysics; X-ray and gamma-ray detectors and instrumentation; solar, terrestrial, and planetary sources of gamma radiation
Associate Professor
Stefano Profumo (Physics) Theory of particle physics and particle astrophysics
Assistant Professor
Ian Garrick-Bethell, (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Planetary interiors, paleomagnetism
Tesla Jeltema High-energy astrophysics and cosmology
Research Astronomer Donald Gavel Development of next generation adaptive optics for large telescopes, Director of Laboratory for Adaptive Optics Brad Holden Design, development, and oversight of UC Astronomy Data Center (all data obtained by UC astronomers at the Lick and Keck Observatories), early evolution of elliptical galaxies
Robert Kibrick Development of computer software and wide-area networks in support of remote control and data-acquisition systems for telescopes and comlex astronomical instrumentation systems
Terry Mast Development of large telescopes and their instrumentation
Drew Phillips Extragalactic star-formation, gas-phase abundances, galaxy kinematics, and galaxy formation and evolutions; development of astronomical optics and instrumentation
Richard Stover Development and construction of state-of-the-art detector systems for instruments at Lick Observatory and the Keck Observatory
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2014-15 General Catalog Bioengineering Chancellor's Welcome
About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study Baskin School of Engineering Calendar 335 Baskin Engineering Building (831) 459-2158 Undergraduate Admission http://www.soe.ucsc.edu
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Undergraduate Academic Program Participating Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Mark Akeson (Biomolecular Engineering) Resources for Learning and Development of nanopore sensors for single molecule identification, epigenetics, bioethics
Research Manuel Ares Jr. (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology)
Campus Life RNA processing, structure and function of RNA
Programs and Courses Phillip Berman (Biomolecular Engineering) Drug development, vaccines, AIDS, monoclonal antibody therapeutics, immunology, Disciplinary Communication molecular cell/biology, recombinant protein production (commercial scale) General Education Requirements David Deamer (Biomolecular Engineering and Chemistry and Biochemistry; Emeritus, UC by Department Davis ) Program Statements Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis, DNA sequencing, biomolecular self-assembly Faculty David Draper (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Anthropology Bayesian statistics, hierarchical modeling, Bayesian nonparametric methods, model Applied Mathematics and Statistics specification and model uncertainty, quality assessment, risk assessment, statistical Art applications in the environmental, medical, and social sciences Astronomy and Astrophysics William Dunbar (Computer Engineering) Bioengineering Theory and application of feedback control, single-molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors, Biochemistry and Molecular dynamics and control of biomolecules Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Camilla Forsberg (Biomolecular Engineering) Hematopoietic stem cells, transcriptional regulation, chromatin, blood cell development, Chemistry and Biochemistry cell surface receptors, genomics Chinese
Classical Studies Alexander A. Grillo (SCIPP)
Community Studies Neurophysiology, neural systems, high-energy particle physics
Computer Engineering Grant Hartzog (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Computer Science Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation Critical Race and Ethnic Studies David Haussler (Biomolecular Engineering; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Digital Arts and New Media Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Earth and Planetary Science Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California East Asian Studies Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Economics Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, UC
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Education San Francisco) Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and Electrical Engineering comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, Environmental Studies neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern Biological Sciences recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical Feminist Studies computer sciences Film and Digital Media Richard Hughey (Biomolecular Engineering and Computer Engineering) French Chair, B.S. in Bioengineering German Bioinformatics, hidden Markov models, computer architecture, parallel computation German Studies Michael Isaacson (Electrical Engineering) Greek Nano- and microfabrication technology and applications to biomedical and diagnostic Hebrew devices, nanocharacterization of materials with emphasis on the development of History microscopy tools, novel modes of imaging, electron and light optics; renewable energy History of Art and Visual Culture systems; STEM education History of Consciousness Kevin Karplus (Biomolecular Engineering) Humanities Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data (Formerly protein structure Italian prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals Italian Studies Douglas Kellogg (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Japanese Coordination of cell growth and cell division Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics Joel Kubby (Electrical Engineering) Latin Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS), adaptive optics (AO), optical-MEMS, bio-MEMS, bio-imaging, AO microscopy, AO astronomy Latin American and Latino Studies
Legal Studies Sri Kurniawan (Computer Engineering) Linguistics Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive Literature technology; usability; empirical studies; human-centered design
Mathematics Alan M. Litke (SCIPP) Microbiology and Environmental Neural systems; retinal processing; development and prosthesis; technology development Toxicology for neurophysiology; high-energy physics Biological Sciences Todd Lowe (Biomolecular Engineering) Music Experimental and computational genomics, non-coding RNA gene finders, high- Ocean Sciences throughput small RNA sequencing, small RNA roles in cancer, evolution of RNA-based gene Philosophy regulation Physical Education Roberto Manduchi (Computer Engineering) Physics Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the Politics visually impaired Portuguese Dominic W. Massaro, Emeritus (Psychology) Psychology Science Communication Glenn L. Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry)
Social Documentation Electron spin resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, melanocortin receptor signaling, agouti proteins, prions, peptide synthesis Social Sciences Division Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Linda Ogren (Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology) Speakers Endocrinology
Sociology Eric Palkovacs (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Spanish Studies Freshwater ecology, eco-evolutionary dynamics, fisheries and fish ecology Sustainability Studies Nader Pourmand (Biomolecular Engineering) Technology and Information Director UCSC Genomoics Sequencing Center Management Bioelectronics, biosensors, chemosensors, nanotechnology, single cell characterization, Theater Arts sequencing, genotyping, pathogen detection, DNA fingerprinting Writing Program Raquel Prado (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Course Descriptions Bayesian non-stationary time series modeling, multivariate time series, biomedical signal Teaching and Administrative Staff processing and statistical genetics
Appendixes Jacob Rosen (Computer Engineering) Biorobotics; human-centered robotics; medical robotics; surgery and rehabilitation;
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Alan M. Zahler (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Molecular biology, splice site selection, and alternative pre-mRNA processing
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Roger W. Anderson, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry Resources for Learning and Manuel Ares Jr., Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Research Regulation of RNA processing, structure, function, and evolution of RNA-based systems
Campus Life Alexander Ayzner, Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Programs and Courses Experimental physical chemistry; organic semiconductors; molecular spectroscopy; electron transfer dynamics; X-ray scattering and spectroscopy Disciplinary Communication General Education Requirements Ilan Benjamin, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Theoretical chemistry, molecular dynamics of chemical reactions in liquids and at interfaces by Department
Program Statements Claude F. Bernasconi, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty Needhi Bhalla, Assistant Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Anthropology Meiotic chromosome dynamics Applied Mathematics and Statistics Hinrich Boeger, Associate Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Art Chromatin structure and the regulation of transcription Astronomy and Astrophysics
Bioengineering Roberto A. Bogomolni, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysical chemistry, photobiology, light energy conversion and signal transduction in biological systems Biology Biomolecular Engineering Barry Bowman, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Chemistry and Biochemistry Membrane biochemistry and genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology of membrane
Chinese proteins
Classical Studies Rebecca Braslau, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Community Studies Synthetic organic chemistry: new synthetic methodologies using free radicals; nitroxides, Computer Engineering nitroxide mediated "living" polymerizations: design and functionalization of tailored Computer Science polymers for biomedical applications and nanotechnology, profluorescent nitroxides as sensors, synthetically modified polymers, development of phthalate mimics Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Bin Chen, Associate Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Earth and Planetary Science Mammalian brain development East Asian Studies Shaowei Chen, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Economics Synthesis, characterization, and manipulation of novel functional nanomaterials (metals and
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Education semiconductors); surface engineering of nanoparticles; nanoscale electron transfer; Electrical Engineering applications in fuel cells, photocatalysis, photovoltaics, and nano optoelectronics.
Environmental Studies Philip O. Crews, Research Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Biological Sciences Ólöf Einarsdóttir, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Feminist Studies Time-resolved spectroscopy; biophysics and bioenergetics; heme-copper oxidases; Film and Digital Media electron transfer and ligand binding; application of photolabile NO and 02 donors; French molecular dynamics simulations of ligand access channels in heme-copper oxidases German David Feldheim, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology German Studies Developmental neuroscience Greek Hebrew Grant Hartzog, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology History Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation
History of Art and Visual Culture Lindsay Hinck, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology History of Consciousness Breast development and cancer, cell biology, development Humanities Theodore R. Holman, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Italian Biochemistry and bioinorganic chemistry; lipoxygenase enzymology, protein engineering, Italian Studies inhibitor discovery, computer inhibitor design, mass spectroscopy, electron paramagnetic Japanese resonance Jewish Studies Melissa Jurica, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Languages and Applied Linguistics Structure and function of human splicing machinery Latin Latin American and Latino Studies Rohinton T. Kamakaka, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Nuclear organization, Chromatin domains, Epigenetic gene regulation and Insulators Legal Studies
Linguistics Douglas R. Kellogg, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Literature Coordination of cell growth and cell division Mathematics David S. Kliger, Research Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Joseph P. Konopelski, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Synthetic organic chemistry; heterocyclic chemistry, bioorganic chemistry Biological Sciences Music Yat Li, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Ocean Sciences Experimental physical chemistry, materials chemistry, nanomaterials, nanoscale photonics Philosophy and electronics, energy conversion
Physical Education Roger G. Linington, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Physics Marine natural products; drugs for neglected diseases; chemical biology; chemical probes Politics R.Scott Lokey, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Portuguese Organic chemistry; combinatorial synthesis, biotechnology, molecular cell biology Psychology Robert A. Ludwig, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Science Communication Plant microbe interactions, photorespiration, genetic recombination in plants Social Documentation Social Sciences Division Pradip Mascharak, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Bioinorganic chemistry, design of antitumor drugs, modeling of active sites of metalloenzymes, design of catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation, studies on intermediates in Speakers non-heme oxygenase chemistry, design of NO-donors for photodynamic therapy Sociology Spanish Studies Glenn L. Millhauser, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Sustainability Studies Electron paramagnetic resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, protein structure and function, peptide synthesis, prions, melanocortin signaling Technology and Information
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William G. Scott, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Structure and function of RNA, proteins, and their complexes, origin of life
Bakthan Singaram, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Organic synthesis, organoborane chemistry, heterocyclic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, asymmetric synthesis, biosensors, and natural products chemistry
Michael Stone, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Molecular basis of telomere length and telomerase-related diseases; biophysical characterization of nucleic acid-associated molecular motors; development of novel approaches for imaging enzymes in cells
Susan Strome, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Chromatin and RNA regulation in C. elegans
William T. Sullivan, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Cell cycle, cytoskeleton, and host-pathogen interactions
Eugene Switkes, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry
John W. Tamkun, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of gene expression
Zhu Wang Prostate development and cancer, tissue stem cell
W. Todd Wipke, Emeritus, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Alan M. Zahler, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Alternative pre-mRNA splicing and small RNA function
Jin Z. Zhang, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including semiconductors, metals, and metal oxides; ultrafast dynamics and laser spectroscopy; cancer diagnosis and therapy; solar energy conversion; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS).
Martha C. Zúñiga, Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Molecular, cellular, and developmental biology of the immune system
Yi Zuo , Associate Professor, Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Synaptic plasticity in learning and memory
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Research Mark Akeson Development of nanopore sensors for single molecule identification, epigenetics, bioethics Campus Life Phillip Berman Programs and Courses Distinguished Professor of Biomolecular Engineering Disciplinary Communication Drug development, vaccines, AIDS, monoclonal antibody therapeutics, immunology, General Education Requirements molecular cell/biology, recombinant protein production (commercial scale) by Department David Haussler Program Statements Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Director, Center for Biomolecular Science Faculty and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer
Anthropology Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biophamaceutical Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Applied Mathematics and Statistics Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, University of California, San Francisco Art Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and Astronomy and Astrophysics comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, Bioengineering neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern Biochemistry and Molecular recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical
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Classical Studies Kevin Karplus Community Studies Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data (Formerly protein structure Computer Engineering prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals Computer Science Todd Lowe Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Experimental and computational genomics, non-coding RNA gene finders, and high- Digital Arts and New Media throughput small RNA sequencing small RNA roles in cancer, evolution of RNA-based gene Earth and Planetary Science regulation East Asian Studies Joshua Stuart Economics Associate Director, CBSE for Cancer and Stem Cell Genomics; Jack Baskin Endowed
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Film and Digital Media Camilla Forsberg French Hematopoietic stem cells. transcriptional regulation, chromatin, blood cell development,
German cell surface receptors, genomics
German Studies Nader Pourmand Greek Director, UCSC Genomics Sequencing Center Hebrew Bioelectronics, biosensors, chemosensors, nanotechnology, single-cell characterization,
History sequencing, genotyping, pathogen detection, DNA fingerprinting
History of Art and Visual Culture Assistant Professor History of Consciousness
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Italian Studies Richard “Ed” Green Japanese Genomics, computational molecular biology, genome assembly, human evolutionary Jewish Studies genetics, ancient DNA, high-throughput sequencing, mRNA-processing and alternative Languages and Applied Linguistics splicing Latin Research Professor Latin American and Latino Studies Legal Studies David W. Deamer (UC Davis Emeritus) Linguistics Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis, DNA sequencing, biomolecular self-assembly Literature Adjunct Professor Mathematics Microbiology and Environmental Robert Coffman Toxicology Regulation of innate and adaptive immunity, systems biology of human immune responses, development of novel vaccines and oligonucleotide-based drugs Biological Sciences
Music Jonathan Trent Ocean Sciences Organic aggregates, marine snow, microbial physiology, microenvironments, robust Philosophy proteins, genetic engineering for nanotechnology Physical Education Lecturer Physics Politics Sandra Dreisbach Portuguese Ethics, moral psychology, ontology, philosophy of technology
Psychology Wendy Rothwell Science Communication Biotechnology, molecular genetics Social Documentation ♦ ♦ ♦ Social Sciences Division
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Manuel Ares, Jr. (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology)
Speakers RNA processing, structure and function of RNA
Sociology Hinrich Boeger (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Spanish Studies Chromatin structure and gene regulation Sustainability Studies Manel Camps (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Technology and Information Molecular mechanisms of reactive DNA methylation toxicity Management William Dunbar (Computer Engineering) Theater Arts Theory and application of feedback control, single-molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors, Writing Program dynamics and control of biomolecules Course Descriptions Lars Fehren-Schmitz (Anthropology) Teaching and Administrative Staff Palaeogenetics/anthropological genetics, human evolutionary ecology, evolutionary Appendixes demography, gene-culture coevolution, migration theories, population history of the Americas, archaeology of South America Archive of General Catalogs
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Robert S. Lokey (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Organic chemistry, combinatorial synthesis, biotechnology, molecular cell biology
Glenn L. Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Electron spin resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, melanocortin receptor signaling, agouti proteins, prions, peptide synthesis
Karen Ottemann (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Bacterial pathogenesis, response of bacterial pathogens to their environments
Beth Shapiro (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Evolutionary and molecular ecology, ancient DNA, genomics, pathogen evolution
John W. Tamkun (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of gene expression
Hongyun Wang (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Single molecule studies and biophysics, statistical physics, stochastic processes and stochastic differential equations, classical analysis, numerical analysis
Manfred K. Warmuth (Computer Science) Online learning, machine learning, statistical decision theory, game theory, analysis of algorithms
W. Todd Wipke, Emeritus (Chemistry and Biochemistry)
Fitnat H. Yildiz (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Microbiology, molecular genetics, genomics; the mechanism of persistence of survival of Vibrio cholerae
Alan M. Zahler (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Alternative pre-mRNA splicing and small RNA function
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Research Faculty and Professional Interests Campus Life Professor Programs and Courses Ilan Benjamin Disciplinary Communication Theoretical chemistry, molecular dynamics of chemical reactions in liquids and at interfaces General Education Requirements Roberto A. Bogomolni by Department Biophysical chemistry, photobiology, light energy conversion and signal transduction in Program Statements biological systems Faculty Rebecca Braslau Anthropology Synthetic organic chemistry: new synthetic methodologies using free radicals; nitroxides, Applied Mathematics and Statistics nitroxide mediated “living” polymerizations: design and functionalization of tailored Art polymers for biomedical applications and nanotechnology, profluorescent nitroxides as Astronomy and Astrophysics sensors, synthetically modified polymers, development of phthalate mimics Bioengineering Shaowei Chen Biochemistry and Molecular Synthesis, characterization, and manipulation of novel functional nanomaterials (metals and Biology semiconductors); surface engineering of nanoparticles; nanoscale electron transfer; Biomolecular Engineering applications in fuel cells, photocatalysis, photovoltaics, and nano optoelectronics Chemistry and Biochemistry Ólöf Einarsdóttir Chinese Time-resolved spectroscopy; biophysics and bioenergetics; heme-copper oxidases; Classical Studies electron transfer and ligand binding; application of photolabile NO and 02 donors; Community Studies molecular dynamics simulations of ligand access channels in heme-copper oxidases Computer Engineering Theodore R. Holman Computer Science Biochemistry and bioinorganic chemistry; lipoxygenase enzymology, protein engineering, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies inhibitor discovery, computer inhibitor design, mass spectroscopy, electron paramagnetic Digital Arts and New Media resonance Earth and Planetary Science Joseph P. Konopelski East Asian Studies Synthetic organic chemistry; heterocyclic chemistry, bioorganic chemistry Economics R.Scott Lokey
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Environmental Studies Pradip Mascharak
Biological Sciences Bioinorganic chemistry, design of antitumor drugs, modeling of active sites of metalloenzymes, design of catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation, studies on intermediates in Feminist Studies non-heme oxygenase chemistry, design of NO-donors for photodynamic therapy Film and Digital Media
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German Electron paramagnetic resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, protein structure and function, peptide synthesis, prions, melanocortin signaling German Studies
Greek Scott R. Oliver Hebrew Materials chemistry: nanoporous inorganic and metal-organic materials for environmental
History cleanup of water, desulfurization of fuel and biomaterials
History of Art and Visual Culture William G. Scott History of Consciousness Structure and function of RNA, proteins, and their complexes, origin of life Humanities Bakthan Singaram Italian Organic synthesis, organoborane chemistry, heterocyclic chemistry, organometallic Italian Studies chemistry, asymmetric synthesis, biosensors, and natural products chemistry Japanese Jin Z. Zhang Jewish Studies Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including Languages and Applied Linguistics semiconductors, metals, and metal oxides; ultrafast dynamics and laser spectroscopy; Latin cancer diagnosis and therapy; solar energy conversion; surface-enhanced Raman Latin American and Latino Studies spectroscopy (SERS) Legal Studies Associate Professor Linguistics Literature Yat Li Experimental physical chemistry, nanomaterials, energy conversion and storage, microbial Mathematics fuel cell technology Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Roger G. Linington Biological Sciences Marine natural products; drugs for neglected diseases; chemical biology; chemical probes
Music Seth M. Rubin Ocean Sciences Biomolecular mechanisms of cell-cycle regulation and cancer; structural biology and Philosophy biochemistry; macromolecular x-ray crystallography; nuclear magnetic resonance Physical Education Michael Stone Physics Molecular basis of telomere length and telomerase-related diseases; biophysical Politics characterization of nucleic acid-associated molecular motors; development of novel Portuguese approaches for imaging enzymes in cells Psychology Assistant Professor Science Communication Alexander Ayzner Social Documentation Experimental physical chemistry; organic semiconductors; molecular spectroscopy; electron Social Sciences Division transfer dynamics; X-ray scattering and spectroscopy Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Carrie Partch Speakers Biochemistry and biophysics, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy; molecular Sociology mechanism of circadian rhythmicity Spanish Studies
Sustainability Studies Jevgenij Raskatov Chemical biology, organic chemistry, molecular modeling, chemotherapy, inflammation Technology and Information Management Chemistry and Biochemistry Research Professors Theater Arts Philip O. Crews Writing Program Marine natural products chemistry, bioorganic chemistry, organic structural analysis by Course Descriptions NMR, natural products of marine macro- and microorganisms
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Adjuncts
William L. Fitch (Stanford, Roche Palo Alto) Organic mass spectrometry, drug metabolism, metabolomics, bioanalytical chemistry
Jinghua Guo (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) Nanostructured materials, interfacial structure and chemistry in energy conversion, energy storage, and catalysis; electronic structure and synchrotron radiation based soft X-ray spectroscopy
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Donald R. Smith (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Neurotoxicity, cellular and organismal responses to environmental toxins
Manel Camps (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology)
Molecular mechanisms of reactive DNA methylation toxicity
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Disciplinary Communication Deborah A. Woo, Emerita General Education Requirements Lecturer by Department Andrea Steiner Program Statements Health policy, critical public health, social gerontology, ageism, women's health activism Faculty
Anthropology Leslie Lopez Political economy of education and cultural production, social movements in Latin Applied Mathematics and Statistics America/U.S., journalism and oral history, literacy and language, immigration, youth Art Astronomy and Astrophysics ♦ ♦ ♦ Bioengineering
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Chinese Heather E. Bullock (Psychology) Classical Studies Poverty and economic inequality, welfare policy, feminist psychology, intersections of Community Studies classism, racism, and sexism
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Greek Regina D. Langhout (Psychology)
Hebrew School-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; young people and empowerment; History participatory action research History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness Craig Reinarman (Sociology)
Humanities Political sociology; law, crime, and social justice; drugs and society
Italian Patricia Zavella, (Latin American and Latino Studies) Italian Studies Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family, sexuality, labor, social networks, Japanese feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods
Jewish Studies Associate Professor Languages and Applied Linguistics Eva Bertram, (Politics) Latin American politics, public policy, political economy, and political history, including social Latin American and Latino Studies policy and the welfare state , and the changing character of work and labor markets in the Legal Studies United States. Linguistics Miriam Greenberg (Sociology) Literature Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and Mathematics urban political ecology Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Steven McKay (Sociology) Work and labor markets; globalization and social change; political sociology; race; Biological Sciences masculinity; migration; ethnography/qualitative methods Music Ocean Sciences Mary Beth Pudup (Social Sciences) Philosophy Urban and regional political economy, historical geography of the U.S., public policy, community gardening and urban agriculture, non-profit sector Physical Education Physics Assistant Professor Politics Matthew Wolf-Meyer (Anthropology) Portuguese Anthropology and history of medicine and public health, science studies, American studies, Psychology popular culture, the United States and the United Kingdom Science Communication
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Research Alexandre Brandwajn, Emeritus
Campus Life Gabriel Elkaim Embedded systems; robust software architectures for real-time reactive systems; sensor Programs and Courses fusion; guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system identification; robust and advanced
Disciplinary Communication control schemes; feedback control systems; robotics; unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs); and cooperative control General Education Requirements
by Department F. Joel Ferguson Program Statements Fault diagnosis, failure analysis, logic fault modeling, digital test pattern generation, design-for-test of digital circuits and systems Faculty
Anthropology J. J. García-Luna-Aceves (Department Chair) Applied Mathematics and Statistics Jack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer Engineering Art Director of Networking Sciences Institute Principles of computer communication, Internet, mobile and pervasive computing, wireless Astronomy and Astrophysics networks, information-centric networks, network science Bioengineering
Biochemistry and Molecular Richard Hughey (joint with Biomolecular Engineering)
Biology (Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Education) Bioinformatics, hidden Markov models, computer architecture, parallel computation Biomolecular Engineering
Chemistry and Biochemistry Tracy Larrabee Chinese Test-pattern simulation and generation, fault modeling, fault diagnosis, design verification,
Classical Studies technical writing, logic simulation
Community Studies Roberto Manduchi Computer Engineering Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the Computer Science visually impaired, mobile and pervasive computing Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Patrick E. Mantey Digital Arts and New Media Associate Dean, Industry Programs Earth and Planetary Science Jack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer Engineering East Asian Studies CITRIS Campus Director
Economics Director of ITI Multimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time
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Education monitoring and control, image systems, image processing, visualization, geographic Electrical Engineering information systems, decision support systems Environmental Studies
Biological Sciences Katia Obraczka Computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, Internet information systems, Feminist Studies mobile computing, wireless networks, , mobile and pervasive computing Film and Digital Media
French Martine D. F. Schlag
German VLSI design tools and algorithms, VLSI theory, field-programmable gate arrays, FPGA- based computing engines German Studies
Greek Anujan Varma Hebrew Computer networking, computer architecture, optical networks
History Associate Professor History of Art and Visual Culture Pak K. Chan, Emeritus History of Consciousness Humanities William Dunbar Italian Theory and application of feedback control, single molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors,
Italian Studies dynamics and control of biomolecules
Japanese Matthew R. Guthaus Jewish Studies Health sensor systems, digital health, mobile health applications, integrated circuits and Languages and Applied Linguistics chip design (VLSI), electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), low-power circuits, mobile Latin and pervasive computing
Latin American and Latino Studies Sri Kurniawan Legal Studies Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive Linguistics technology; usability; empirical studies; human-centered design Literature Dejan Milutinović Mathematics Stochastic and nonlinear control, optimization, stochastic processes and estimation, hybrid Microbiology and Environmental and discrete event systems, signal processing and real-time computer control with Toxicology applications to robotics, air-traffic and multi-agent systems Biological Sciences Jose Renau Music Computer architecture, including design effort metrics and models, infrared thermal Ocean Sciences measurements and modeling, simulation, FPGA/ASIC design, mobile and pervasive Philosophy computing Physical Education Ricardo Sanfelice Physics Modeling, stability, control, estimation, and simulation of nonlinear and hybrid systems with Politics applications to autonomous vehicles, power systems, and biology Portuguese Adjunct Professor Psychology Victoria Bellotti Science Communication Focus on user-centered design of context- and activity-aware computing systems Social Documentation Social Sciences Division Renwick Curry Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Control and optimization with special attention to aviation; air-traffic control; and collision-avoidance system design and analysis Speakers
Sociology Peter Danzig Spanish Studies Internet web caching, scalable techniques to stream internet media around the world, Sustainability Studies scalable mechanisms to dynamically transform web content as applied to security for residential and enterprise networks Technology and Information
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Parallel computer architectures, parallel applications and programming models, combinatorial optimization Nondiscrimination Statement David Pease Search the Catalog File systems, operating systems, storage, programming languages
Bruce Sawhill Self-organizing systems, distributed control, dynamic scheduling, many-agent systems, agent-based simulation, game theory, computational logic, dynamics of social and economic networks, foundation of nonequilibrium economics
Cedric Westphal Internet working and wireless networks, analytical modeling, mobile and pervasive computing
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Gerald Moulds Technical writing, professional communications
Stephen C. Petersen Embedded controller systems, RF wireless systems, modulation and spectrum reuse, digital signal processing, circuit theory
Bradley Smith Computer communications, distributed systems, policy-based routing, routing protocols, security and trust in distributed systems
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Luca De Alfaro (Computer Science) Reputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory, formal methods
Benjamin Friedlander (Electrical Engineering) Digital communications, wireless communication system, array processing, adaptive signal processing
Qi Gong (Applied Mathematics and Statistics) Computational methods for real-time control systems, trajectory optimization and motion planning, nonlinear filtering and observer design, robust and adaptive control of nonlinear systems, industry applications of control theory
Claire Gu (Electrical Engineering) Fiber sensors for bio-applications, optical fiber communications, volume holographic data storage, liquid crystal displays, nonlinear optics, optical information processing
Kevin Karplus (Biomolecular Engineering) Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data. (Formerly protein structure prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals
Suresh K. Lodha (Computer Science) Data analytics and visualization, vision, innovation, technology for social good
Darrell D. E. Long (Computer Science) Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia
Dominic W. Massaro, Emeritus
Charles E. McDowell (Computer Science) Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education
Peyman Milanfar (Electrical Engineering) Statistical signal, image, and video processing; computational vision and photography; modeling and inverse problems in imaging; detection and estimation theory
Ethan L. Miller (Computer Science) Archival storage systems, non-hierarchical file systems and metadata management, non- volatile memory and next-generation storage, scalable file systems, reliable and secure
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John Musacchio (Technology and Information Management) Control, analysis, and pricing of communications networks; applications of game theory in networking; wireless ad-hoc networks; and management of technology
Alex T. Pang (Computer Science) Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, comparative visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces
Ira Pohl, Emeritus
Hamid Sadjadpour (Electrical Engineering) Wireless communication systems, network information theory and scaling laws, performance analysis of wireless and social networks, routing and MAC protocol design for wireless networks
Patrick Tantalo Graph theory, combinatorics, optimization, algorithms
Linda Werner Software engineering, computer-science education, testing, increasing diversity in computer science
E. James Whitehead, Jr. (Computer Science) Software engineering, software evolution, software bug prediction, level design in computer games, procedural content generation
Donald Wiberg, Emeritus (UCLA) Control systems, Kalman filtering, system parameter estimation, adaptive optics for large telescopes, and biomedical system modeling
Yi Zhang (Technology and Information Management) Large-scale information retrieval, recommendation systems, internet advertising, data mining, language processing, and applied machine learing
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor
Resources for Learning and Martín Abadi, Emeritus
Research Dimitris Achlioptas
Campus Life Analysis of algorithms, machine learning, random structures
Programs and Courses Luca de Alfaro Reputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory, formal methods Disciplinary Communication General Education Requirements Scott A. Brandt Operating systems, storage systems, real-time systems by Department
Program Statements Cormac Flanagan Faculty Programming languages, computer security, web programming, concurrency, verification, type systems, dynamic analysis Anthropology
Applied Mathematics and Statistics Lise Getoor Art Machine learning, reasoning under uncertainty, analysis of graphs and networks, artificial Astronomy and Astrophysics intelligence, databases, data integration, visual analytics, data science
Bioengineering David P. Helmbold Biochemistry and Molecular Machine learning, computational learning theory, analysis of algorithms Biology Harry D. Huskey, Emeritus Biomolecular Engineering
Chemistry and Biochemistry Phokion G. Kolaitis, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science
Chinese Principles of database systems, logic in computer science, and computational complexity
Classical Studies Robert A. Levinson, Emeritus Community Studies Suresh K. Lodha Computer Engineering Data analytics and visualization, vision, innovation, technology for social good Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Darrell D. E. Long, Kumar Malavalli Endowed Professor Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, Digital Arts and New Media reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Michael Mateas Economics Artificial Intelligence (AI) for art and entertainment, game AI, AI and creativity, AI-based
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Electrical Engineering Charles E. McDowell Environmental Studies Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education Biological Sciences Ethan L. Miller Feminist Studies Archival storage systems, non-hierarchical file systems and metadata management, non- Film and Digital Media volatile memory and next-generation storage, scalable file systems, reliable and secure French storage, distributed systems, information retrieval, and computer security German Alex T. Pang German Studies Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, comparative Greek visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces Hebrew Ira Pohl, Emeritus History
History of Art and Visual Culture Neoklis Polyzotis
History of Consciousness Databases, online database turning, crowdsourcing, and scientific data management
Humanities Wang-Chiew Tan Italian Database systems: data provenance, information integration Italian Studies R. Michael Tanner, Emeritus Japanese Jewish Studies Allen Van Gelder Languages and Applied Linguistics Logic programming algorithms, parallel algorithms, complexity, programming languages, automated theorem proving, scientific visualization Latin Latin American and Latino Studies S.V.N. Vishwanathan Legal Studies Analysis of algorithms, optimization of machine learning, structure prediction Linguistics Marilyn Walker Literature Dialogue systems, natural language processing, computer games, human-computer Mathematics interaction, machine learning, artificial intelligence Microbiology and Environmental Manfred K. Warmuth Toxicology Online learning, machine learning, statistical decision theory, game theory, analysis of Biological Sciences algorithms Music E. James Whitehead Jr. Ocean Sciences Software engineering, software evolution, software bug prediction, level design in computer Philosophy games, procedural content generation Physical Education Physics Associate Professor Politics James E. Davis Portuguese Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICTD), technology for global social issues, human computation, computational photography, computer vision, Psychology computer graphics Science Communication Social Documentation Noah Wardrip-Fruin Social Sciences Division Digital media, computer games, electronic literature, software studies
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Assistant Professor Speakers Arnav Jhala Sociology Artificial Intelligence: storytelling in games, intelligent machinima generation, smart Spanish Studies graphics, and intelligent user interfaces Sustainability Studies Seshadhri Comandur Technology and Information Sublinear algorithms, theoretical foundations for massive data, social network analysis Management Theater Arts Adjunct Professor
Writing Program Brenda Laurel Course Descriptions Human-computer interaction and experience design, immersive and augmented reality environments, dramatic theory and interaction design, game design, gender and Teaching and Administrative Staff technology, interaction and the natural world Appendixes Linda Werner
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Balder ten Cate Data management, logic, algorithms, and complexity
Thomas Schwarz Reliability and security in storage systems
Assistant Adjunct Professor
Thomas Kroeger Predictive systems, network layer security protocols, large system monitoring
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Wesley Mackey Compiler construction, programming languages
Patrick Tantalo Graph theory, combinatorics, optimization, algorithms
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Lawrence Andrews (Film and Digital Media) Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation
Alexandre Brandwajn, Emeritus (Computer Engineering)
Pak K. Chan, Emeritus (Computer Engineering)
Gabriel Elkaim Embedded systems; robust software architectures for real-time reactive systems; sensor fusion; guidance, navigation, and control (GNC) system identification; robust and advanced control schemes; feedback control systems; robotics; unmanned autonomous vehicles (UAVs); and cooperative control
F. Joel Ferguson (Computer Engineering) Fault diagnosis, failure analysis, logic fault modeling, digital test pattern generation, design-for-test of digital circuits and systems
J. J. García-Luna-Aceves (Computer Engineering) Chair of Computer Engineering Jack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer Engineering Director of Networking Sciences Institute Principles of computer communication, Internet, mobile and pervasive computing, wireless networks, information centric networks, network science
David Haussler (Biomolecular Engineering; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Director, Center for Biomolecular Science and Engineering; Distinguished Professor, Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Cancer Genomics Hub; Scientific Co-Director, California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences [QB3]; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Consulting Professor, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, UC San Francisco) Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical computer science
Richard Hughey (Biomolecular Engineering and Computer Engineering) (Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Education)
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Computer architecture, parallel processing, computational biology
Kevin Karplus (Biomolecular Engineering) Genome assembly from next-generation sequence data (Formerly protein structure prediction), signal processing and statistics for nanopore signals
Tracy Larrabee (Computer Engineering) Test-pattern simulation and generation, fault modeling, fault diagnosis, design verification, technical writing, logic simulation
Patrick E. Mantey (Computer Engineering) (Baskin Professor of Computer Engineering) Multimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time monitoring and control, image systems, image processing, visualization, geographic information systems, decision support systems
Katia Obraczka (Computer Engineering) Computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, Internet information systems, mobile computing, wireless networks
Warren Sack (Film and Digital Media) Software design and media theory
Martine D. F. Schlag (Computer Engineering) VLSI design tools and algorithms, VLSI theory, field-programmable gate arrays, FPGA- based computing engines
Barry Sinervo (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Animal behavior, evolution, physiological ecology
Anujan Varma (Computer Engineering) Computer networking, computer architecture, optical networks
W. Todd Wipke, Emeritus (Chemistry and Biochemistry)
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Research Neda Atanasoski, Feminist Studies New media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and Campus Life humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and culture in Central and Eastern Europe Programs and Courses
Disciplinary Communication Vilashini Cooppan, Literature Postcolonial studies; comparative and world literature; literatures of slavery and diaspora; General Education Requirements globalization studies; cultural theory of race and ethnicity by Department
Program Statements Christine Hong, Literature Asian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black Faculty freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial Anthropology theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; Applied Mathematics and Statistics film and visual studies Art Steve McKay, Sociology Astronomy and Astrophysics Work and labor markets; globalization and social change; political sociology; race; Bioengineering masculinity; migration; ethnography/qualitative methods Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology Marcia Ochoa, Feminist Studies Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, Biomolecular Engineering ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic Chemistry and Biochemistry design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela, Chinese social documentation Classical Studies Juan Poblete, Literature Community Studies Latin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o) Computer Engineering American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Eric Porter, History/History of Consciousness Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race Digital Arts and New Media and ethnic studies; jazz and popular music studies; urban studies Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Felicity Amaya Schaffer, Feminist Studies
Economics Transnational feminisms; sexuality and migration, technology, and race; intimacy and globalization; Latin American/Latino studies; border studies; Chicana/o studies; biometrics
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Education and security studies Electrical Engineering
Environmental Studies Karen Yamashita, Literature
Biological Sciences History and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil; Asian American literature; modern fiction; playwriting Feminist Studies
Film and Digital Media Alice Yang, History French Historical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th-century
German U.S., oral history
German Studies ♦ ♦ ♦ Greek
Hebrew Mark Anderson, Anthropology
History Racial formation, diaspora, nationalism, transnationalism, culture and power; Latin America, African diaspora History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness David Anthony, History Humanities African and African American history, art, music, literature, and cinema; eastern and
Italian southern Africa; African languages; Indian Ocean world; African and African American linkages; Islamic civilization; African diaspora studies; world history Italian Studies
Japanese Bettina Aptheker, Feminist Studies Jewish Studies Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African American feminist history; Languages and Applied Linguistics queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies
Latin Anjali Arondekar, Feminist Studies Latin American and Latino Studies South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race Legal Studies studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies Linguistics Gabriela Arredondo, Latin American and Latina/o Studies Literature Latina/o studies; Chicana/o history; U.S. immigration histories; U.S. social and cultural Mathematics history; critical race and ethnicity theories; Chicana and Mexicana feminisms; “borderlands” Microbiology and Environmental studies; history of modern Mexico Toxicology Noriko Aso, History Biological Sciences Japanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, Music gender, race and ethnicity Ocean Sciences Karen Bassi, Literature Philosophy Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern Physical Education studies; historiography; visual and performance studies Physics Dorian Bell, Literature Politics Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature and intellectual history; histories of empire Portuguese and anti-Semitism; literature and science; film studies; digital humanities Psychology Science Communication Martin Berger, History of Art and Visual Culture Gender, race, and representation in U.S. culture Social Documentation Social Sciences Division David Brundage, History Spanish and Spanish for Heritage American immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on
Speakers transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history
Sociology Chris Chen, Literature Spanish Studies Twentieth- and 21st-century African American literature; Asian American literature; 20th Sustainability Studies and 21st-century US multiethnic poetry and poetics; comparative ethnic literary studies;
Technology and Information literary formalisms and comparative racialization; contemporary experimental poetics and political theory Management Theater Arts Nancy Chen, Anthropology Writing Program Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, Course Descriptions mental health, food, China
Teaching and Administrative Staff Alan Christy, History Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism Appendixes Chris Connery, Literature Archive of General Catalogs
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Cynthia Cruz, Education Search the Catalog Feminist ethnography; community-based learning; decolonial pedagogies; LGBTQ street youth; women of color thought; cultural studies and education
Jon Daehnke, Anthropology Archaeology of the North American Pacific Coast, cultural heritage politics and law, contemporary Native American politics, human-environment interaction, landscape and place, collaborative methodologies, NAGPRA implementation and compliance, public representations of heritage and memory
Grace Peña Delgado, History Chicano/a History; Mexico-US-Canadian Borderlands; Latino/a Studies; Asian and Asian American Studies; Immigration; Gender and Sexuality; Modern Mexico and Latin America
Gina Dent, Feminist Studies Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture
Jennifer Derr, History Colonial and Post-colonial Middle Eastern history; Egypt; agricultural and environmental history; Ottoman history; spatial politics; African history; Islamic history
Nathaniel Deutsch, History Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of religions
Maria Elena Diaz, History Atlantic world, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean, Cuba; social and cultural, global and local histories; colonialism, slavery and freedom, race/ethnicity, gender and class; legal, political, popular, and religious culture
Sylvana Falcón, Latin American and Latina/o Studies Human rights activism, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, contemporary Peru
Adrián Félix, Latin American and Latina/o Studies International migration; Mexico-U.S. migration; migrant transnationalism; racial/ethnic politics and identity; politics of citizenship; Latino politics
Dana Frank, History Late 19th- and 20th-century U.S. social history; women's, labor, and working-class history; race and ethnicitymodern Honduras; U.S. history in transnational perspective
Carla Freccero, Literature Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies
Rosa-Linda Fregoso, Latin American and Latina/o Studies Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies
Hiroshi Fukurai, Sociology Citizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law, decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research
K.C. Fung, Economics International trade and finance, WTO, foreign direct investment, global environmental economics, and Asia/Pacific economies
Susan Gillman, Literature Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies
Jennifer González, History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography,
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Herman Gray, Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory
Kirsten Silva Gruesz, Literature Transnational Americas studies; Chicano/Latino literatures and cultures; 19th-century U.S. and Latin American literature; poetry; history of the book; reading and literacy; bilingualism
Lisbeth Haas, History U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies, Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology
Karlton Hester, Music Premeditated, electroacoustic, and spontaneous composition; flutes, saxophones, and interdisciplinary performance; improvisational and Afrocentric music theory, analysis and history. Artistic Director, Global African Music and Arts Festival/Symposium; UCSC/ISIM International Improvisation Festival/Conference
Catherine Jones, History U.S. civil war and Reconstruction; slavery and emancipation; the American South; history of children; history of education; women and gender
L.S. Kim, Film and Digital Media Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media
Norma Klahn, Literature Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)
Regina Langhout, Psychology School-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; young people and empowerment; participatory action research
Kimberly Lau, Literature Feminist theory; fairy tale studies; virtual worlds; social fictions; discourse analysis and ethnographic methods
Amy Lonetree, History Indigenous history; museum studies; memory and history; Native American cultural production; public history; and Ho-Chunk tribal history
Boreth Ly, History of Art and Visual Culture Visual cultures of Southeast Asia and its diaspora: religions and materiality, theory of visual narrative, the politics of cultural translation; (post) colonial and cultural studies; issues of gender, sexuality, race, and trauma
David Marriott, History of Consciousness Poetics, black cultural studies, literary and psychoanalytic theory, visual culture studies, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, caribbean modernism, Fanon studies
Marc Matera, History Britain and the British Empire; Modern Europe; world history; Atlantic World; western Africa; African diaspora studies; colonialism; race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality
Lourdes Martinez-Echazabal, Latin American and Latina/o Studies Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory
Derek Murray, History of Art and Visual Culture Theory and criticism of contemporary art, cultural theory, identity and representation, art of
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Matthew O’Hara, History Colonial and modern Latin America; Mexico; religion; race, ethnicity, and identity; political culture; history of time
Greg O’Malley, History Slavery and the slave trade; the colonial Americas; the Atlantic World; race, ethnicity, and encounters; Native American history; revolutionary America
Hector Perla, Latin American and Latina/o Studies International relations; Latin American studies; Latino politics; 21st-century left in Central America; U.S. foreign policy; social and revolutionary movements; asymmetric conflicts; political psychology; transnational political mobilization
Catherine Ramírez, Latin American and Latina/o Studies United States cultural history, with a focus on immigration and assimilation; theories of citizenship; Latino literature; comparative ethnic studies; feminist and gender studies; cultural studies
Jennifer Reardon, Sociology Science studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society
Cecilia Rivas, Latin American and Latina/o Studies Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico
Vanita Seth, Politics Early modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, postcolonial theory
Nirvikar Singh, Economics Industrial organization, political economy, economic development, technology and innovation, South Asian immigrants in the U.S., Indian economy, Sikhs and the Punjab
Yiman Wang, Film and Digital Media Theory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi- colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border- crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas
Lewis Watts, Professor Emeritus, Art
Marilyn Westerkamp, History Colonial and revolutionary America; the Atlantic World; early modern cultural and religious history; U.S. religious history; gender studies; history of the body
Ronaldo Wilson, Literature 20th-century and contemporary African American literature; poetry; contemporary American poetry and poetics; Black visual culture; recent experimental writers and artists
Pat Zavella, Latin American and Latina/o Studies Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family, sexuality, labor, social networks, feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests
Graduate Studies Ralph H. Abraham, Professor Emeritus, Mathematics
Resources for Learning and Elliot W. Anderson, Associate Professor, Art
Research Electronic art, digital arts/new media
Campus Life Lawrence Andrews, Associate Professor, Film and Digital Media Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation Programs and Courses Neda Atanasoski, Assistant Professor, Feminist Studies Disciplinary Communication New media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and General Education Requirements humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and by Department culture in Central and Eastern Europe Program Statements Gopal Balakrishnan, Associate Professor, History of Consciousness Faculty Classics of political thought from Plato to Rousseau, early modern and modern European Anthropology intellectual history, historical sociology, the history and future of capitalism, nationalism Applied Mathematics and Statistics Brandin Baron-Nusbaum, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Art Costume design, history of design Astronomy and Astrophysics Bioengineering Amy C. Beal, Professor, Music Biochemistry and Molecular American music, 20th-century music, experimental and improvisatory performance practices, postwar and Cold War culture, German new music festivals and radio stations, Biology piano performance, contemporary music ensemble Biomolecular Engineering
Chemistry and Biochemistry Tandy Beal, Lecturer, Theater Arts (Dance) Chinese Choreography, improvisation, technique, performance skills, collaborations with classical Classical Studies and jazz composers, circus, theater and video, children's productions Community Studies James H. Bierman, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Computer Engineering Playwriting, theater history and literature, classical and Renaissance drama, Chicano Computer Science theater, digital media Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Kirsten Brandt, Lecturer, Theater Arts (Drama) Digital Arts and New Media Associate Artistic Director, San Jose Repertory Theatre Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Benjamin L. Carson, Associate Professor, Music Theories of consciousness and cognition, rhythm perception, Schoenberg, history of Economics compositional method, subjectivity and identity
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Education Electrical Engineering Michael Chemers, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Environmental Studies Theater history and theory, playwriting, dramaturgy, acting
Biological Sciences Nancy Chen, Professor, Anthropology Feminist Studies Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, Film and Digital Media mental health, food, China French Alan Christy, Associate Professor, History German Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism German Studies Christopher Connery, Professor, Literature Greek World literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Hebrew Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution History
History of Art and Visual Culture Vilashini Cooppan, Associate Professor, Literature Postcolonial studies; comparative and world literature; literatures of slavery and diaspora; History of Consciousness globalization studies; cultural theory of race and ethnicity Humanities
Italian David H. Cope, Professor Emeritus, Music
Italian Studies Melanie Cordan, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New Media Japanese Character animation, film, games, illustration, story boarding, 2-D animation, teaching Jewish Studies E. G. Crichton, Professor, Art Languages and Applied Linguistics Intermedia, electronic arts, photography, installation Latin
Latin American and Latino Studies David L. Cuthbert, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Legal Studies Lighting design, CADD, projection design, scenic design Linguistics Literature Sharon A. Daniel, Professor, Film and Digital Media Community-based public art in information and communications environments, social and Mathematics political aspects of information technology, community networks, participatory culture, Microbiology and Environmental digital inclusion, net art, human-computer interface design Toxicology
Biological Sciences James E. Davis, Associate Professor, Computer Science Music Computer graphics and computer vision, methods for acquiring and manipulating complex Ocean Sciences graphical models from the real world
Philosophy Luca De Alfaro, Professor, Computer Science Physical Education Reputation systems, crowdsourcing, game theory, formal methods Physics Politics Kate Edmunds, Professor, Theater Arts Set design for theater and film Portuguese Psychology Shelly E. Errington, Professor, Anthropology Science Communication Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and Social Documentation digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America Social Sciences Division M. Kathleen Foley, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Asian theater, Southeast Asian studies, performance studies, maskwork, puppetry, Speakers multicultural theater Sociology Mark Franko, Professor, Theater Arts (Dance) Spanish Studies Dance history and theory, choreography, technique, performance studies, theatrical theory Sustainability Studies in historical and critical perspective Technology and Information
Management Carla Freccero, Professor, Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, Literature Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; Theater Arts postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer Writing Program theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies Course Descriptions
Teaching and Administrative Staff Patty Gallagher, Associate Professor, Theater Arts (Dance) Movement training for actors, circus and clown traditions, and Indonesian Appendixes dance/performance
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Irene Gustafson, Associate Professor, Film and Digital Media Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction media, experimental film/video, production design, gender and queer studies
Helen Mayer Harrison, Visiting Eminent Professor, Arts Division and Art Department
Newton Harrison, Visiting Eminent Professor, Arts Division and Art Department
Karlton Hester, Associate Professor, Music Premeditated, electroacoustic, and spontaneous composition; flutes, saxophones, and interdisciplinary performance; improvisational and Afrocentric music theory, analysis and history
Dee Hibbert-Jones, Associate Professor, Art Public art, sculpture
Robin Hunicke, Visiting Associate Professor, Art Game design
Donna M. Hunter, Associate Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual culture between the two world wars; art as social practice, portraiture
Robin James, Associate Professor, Philosophy (UNC Charlotte) Contemporary continental philosophy, feminist theory, and critical race/postcolonial theory
Kimberly Jannarone, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Directing, dramaturgy, dramatic theory and criticism, theater history, acting
Arnav Jhala, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Artificial intelligence: video games, graphics, and intelligent user interfaces
David E. Jones, Professor, Music; Provost, Porter College Composition and analysis, chamber opera, Balkan music, language and music, timbre and orchestration
David Kaun, Professor, Economics Economics of art and culture; political economy of capitalism (including the quality of public discourse and its impact on public policy)
James Khazar, Lecturer, Art
Christine L. King, Lecturer, Kresge College
Mark Krumholz, Associate Professor, Astronomy and Astrophysics Star formation, interstellar medium, numerical methods
Sri Kurniawan, Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering Human-computer interaction; human factors and ergonomics; accessibility; assistive technology; usability; empirical studies; user-centered design
Brenda Laurel, Adjunct Professor, Computer Science Research, design, and production management of interactive media
John Jota Leanos, Assistant Professor, Social Documentation Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice
Norman Locks, Professor, Art Photography
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Charles L. Lord, Professor Emeritus, Film and Digital Media
Paul M. Lubeck, Professor Emeritus, Sociology
Irene Lusztig, Assistant Professor, Film and Digital Media Film and video production, experimental documentary, ethnographic film, autobiographical film, editing
Dominic W. Massaro, Professor Emeritus, Psychology
Michael J. Mateas, Professor, Computer Science Artificial Intelligence (AI) for art and entertainment, game AI, AI and creativity, AI-based interactive storytelling, autonomous characters
Charles McDowell, Professor, Computer Science; Associate Dean of Engineering for Undergraduate Affairs Programming languages, parallel computing, and computer science education
Margaret E. Morse, Professor Emerita, Film and Digital Media
Derek C. Murray, Assistant Professor, History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary art, globalization, theory and criticism, African-diaspora art, visual-culture studies, cultural theory
Soraya Murray, Assistant Professor, Film and Digital Media Contemporary visual culture and representation including: new media art; projected arts; photography; electronic games; theories of art and globalization; representations of migration and otherness
Spencer Nakasako, Lecturer, Social Documentation
Paul Nauert, Professor, Music Theory, composition; rhythm and meter; music cognition; mathematical and computer models of the compositional process
Dard A. Neuman, Assistant Professor, Music; Kamil and Talat Hasan Endowed Chair in Classical Indian Music Ethnomusicology; Hindustani music; colonialism, nationalism, technology and performance; sitar
A. Todd Newberry, Professor Emeritus, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Marcia Ochoa, Associate Professor, Feminist Studies Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela
Alex Pang, Professor, Computer Science Uncertainty visualization, tensor visualization, scientific visualization, collaboration software, virtual reality interfaces
Jennifer Parker, Associate Professor, Art Sculpture, installation, video, and performance art
Stephen C. Petersen, Lecturer, Computer Engineering Embedded controller systems, RF wireless systems, modulation and spectrum reuse, digital signal processing, circuit theory
Larry Polansky, Professor, Music Composition, post-tonal theory, algorithmic music, American music, tuning theory, contemporary music, ensemble performance and performance practice, acoustic and electric guitar music, music editing and publishing, interdisciplinary collaboration, music and scientific research
Eric Porter, Professor, American Studies Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race and ethnic studies; popular music and jazz studies
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S. Ravi Rajan, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics
B. Ruby Rich, Professor, Social Documentation and Film and Digital Media Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.
Jennifer Reardon, Associate Professor, Sociology Science studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society
Kate O'Riordan, Associate Professor, Art Theory, digital media technologies.
Adrienne Roberts, Lecturer, Art
Warren Sack, Professor, Film and Digital Media Software design and media theory
Daniel Scheie, Professor, Theater Arts (Drama) Acting, directing, dramatic literature, theater history, Shakespeare, Wagner, gay studies
Barry Sinervo, Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Animal behavior, evolution, physiological ecology
Elizabeth Stephens, Professor, Art Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art
Renee Tajima-Pena, Professor, Social Documentation Documentary film and video focusing on Asian American and immigrant communities, media, and social change
Mircea Teodorescu, Adjunct Associate Professor, Computer Engineering Dynamics, vibrations, contact mechanics, biomechanics
Gustavo Vazquez, Associate Professor, Film and Digital Media Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in filmr
Fabian Wagmister, Associate Professor, Film and TV (UCLA)
Edward C. Warburton, Associate Professor, Theater Arts Development of dance thought in action, creative processes, and technology in theater arts; dance technique, movement research and composition, and applied dance practices
Noah Wardrip-Fruin, Associate Professor, Computer Science Digital media, computer games, electronic literature, software studies
Christina Waters, Research Associate, Digital Arts and New Media Theory, writing
Zachary Watkins, Lecturer, Music Music composition, engineering, sound art
Jeff Watson, Assistant Professor, Digital Futures (OCAD University)
Lewis G. Watts, Professor Emeritus, Art
Emmet J. Whitehead, Associate Professor, Computer Science Software engineering, software configuration management, web, hypertext, collaborative authoring, hypertext versioning, Internet information systems
Don Williams, Director, Cultural Arts and Diversity Center African American Theater Arts Troupe, Rainbow Theatre
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Richard Wohlfeiler, Lecturer, Art Printmaking, drawing
Susan Working, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New Media Sculpture, design, arts administration
Laura Wright, Lecturer, Digital Arts and New Media Technology and fiber arts, social and political practices, education, communication
David Yager, Professor, Art Photography, design, and print media
Chris Yonge, Lecturer, Computer Science Design and innovation, digital modeling, computer-based animation, 3-D printing
Erika Zavaleta, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Biodiversity and global change, biological invasions, terrestrial plant and ecosystem ecology, human ecology, conservation science
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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study A232 Earth and Marine Sciences Building Calendar (831) 459-4089 http://www.eps.ucsc.edu Undergraduate Admission Program Description | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Expenses
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Graduate Studies Erik Asphaug, Professor Emeritus
Resources for Learning and Terrance Blackburn, Assistant Professor Geochemistry, thermochronology, tectonics Research Emily E. Brodsky, Professor Campus Life Earthquakes, volcanoes, fluid flow in fractured media
Programs and Courses Kenneth L. Cameron, Professor Emeritus Disciplinary Communication Patrick Y. Chuang, Professor General Education Requirements Clouds, aerosols and climate by Department Matthew E. Clapham, Associate Professor Program Statements Paleobiology, geobiology Faculty
Anthropology Robert S. Coe, Professor Emeritus Applied Mathematics and Statistics Daniel Farber, Lecturer Art Paleogeomorphology using short-lived nuclides; high-pressure experiments with Astronomy and Astrophysics applications to Earth's deep interior Bioengineering Noah J. Finnegan, Assistant Professor Biochemistry and Molecular Geomorphology, active tectonics Biology Andrew T. Fisher, Professor Biomolecular Engineering Hydrogeology, crustal studies, coupled flows, modeling Chemistry and Biochemistry Chinese Ian Garrick-Bethell, Assistant Professor Classical Studies Planetary interiors, paleomagnetism
Community Studies Robert E. Garrison, Professor Emeritus Computer Engineering James B. Gill, Professor Emeritus Computer Science
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Gary A. Glatzmaier, Professor Emeritus Digital Arts and New Media Gary B. Griggs, Distinguished Professor, Earth Sciences; Director, Institute of Marine Earth and Planetary Science Sciences East Asian Studies Coastal processes, hazards and engineering Economics Jeremy K. Hourigan, Associate Professor
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Environmental Studies Elise Knittle, Professor
Biological Sciences Mineral physics, experimental geophysics
Feminist Studies Paul L. Koch, Professor Film and Digital Media Isotope geochemistry, paleobiology and ecology French Don G. Korycansky. CODEP Research Planetary Scientist German Planetary impacts, asteroid dynamics German Studies Marc G. Kramer, CRS Associate Research Earth Scientist Greek Biogeochemistry, Earth surface process, remote sensing Hebrew History Mikhail Kreslavsky, CODEP Assistant Research Planetary Scientist History of Art and Visual Culture Mars surface evolution and planetary data analysis
History of Consciousness Leo F. Laporte, Professor Emeritus Humanities Thorne Lay, Distinguished Professor Italian Seismology, geophysics Italian Studies
Japanese Karen C. Mc Nally, Professor Emerita
Jewish Studies J. Casey Moore, Professor Emeritus Languages and Applied Linguistics Latin Francis Nimmo, Professor Icy satellites, accretion, Mars, planetary geophysics Latin American and Latino Studies Legal Studies Adina Paytan, Lecturer, IMS Research Scientist Linguistics Biogeochemistry, paleoceanography, environmental and aquatic chemistry Literature Dave Rubin, EPS, Researcher Mathematics Geomorphology Microbiology and Environmental Hilde L. Schwartz, Senior Lecturer Toxicology Vertebrate paleontology, environmental geology, paleoecology, chemosynthetic ecosystems Biological Sciences Music Susan Y. Schwartz, Professor Seismology, geophysics, active tectonics Ocean Sciences
Philosophy Eli A. Silver, Professor Physical Education Marine geology and geophysics, active tectonics, remote sensing Physics Lisa Sloan, Professor Politics Past and future climate change, climate modeling, Earth system science Portuguese Othmar T. Tobisch, Professor Emeritus Psychology
Science Communication Slawek M. Tulaczyk, Professor Social Documentation Glaciology and glacial geology, soil mechanics
Social Sciences Division Steven N. Ward, IGPP Research Geophysicist Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Seismology, geophysics Speakers Gerald E. Weber, Lecturer Emeritus Sociology Spanish Studies Quentin Williams, Professor Sustainability Studies Mineral physics, tectonophysics, experimental geochemistry
Technology and Information Ru-Shan Wu, CSIDE Research Geophysicist Management Seismology, geophysics; wave propagation and subsurface imaging Theater Arts Xiao-Bi Xie, CSIDE Research Geophysicist Writing Program Theoretical and applied seismology Course Descriptions James C. Zachos, Professor Teaching and Administrative Staff Paleoceanography, marine stratigraphy Appendixes Xixi Zhao, Lecturer, Earth Sciences; CSIDE Research Geophysicist Archive of General Catalogs Paleomagnetism and rock magnetism and their application to the history of Earth's
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Weixin Cheng, Professor, Environmental Studies Soil ecology, agroecology, biogeochemistry, global change ecology
Margaret (Peggy) L. Delaney, Professor, Ocean Sciences Paleoceanography, marine geochemistry
A. Russell Flegal, Professor, Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in anthropology and archaeology
Jonathan Fortney, Associate Professor, Astronomy and Astrophysics Planetary atmospheres and interiors, extrasolar planets
Michael Loik, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Plant physiological ecology, climate change ecology, biometeorology, ecohydrology
A. Christina Ravelo, Professor, Ocean Sciences Stable isotope geochemistry and chemical oceanography, paleoclimatology
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Graduate Studies Associated Faculty Resources for Learning and Noriko Aso, Associate Professor of History Research Japanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, gender, race and ethnicity Campus Life Dilip Basu, Professor Emeritus of History Programs and Courses Raoul Birnbaum, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Disciplinary Communication Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion General Education Requirements and visual culture in China by Department
Program Statements Nancy Chen, Professor of Anthropology Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, Faculty mental health, food, China Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Alan Christy, Associate Professor of History Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism Art
Astronomy and Astrophysics Christopher Connery, Professor of Literature Bioengineering World literature and cultural studies; globalism and geographical thought; the 1960s; Biochemistry and Molecular Marxism; pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies; cultural revolution
Biology Sakae Fujita, Lecturer of Languages Biomolecular Engineering Foreign language education, drama in education Chemistry and Biochemistry Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor of Sociology Chinese Citizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law, Classical Studies decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research Community Studies K.C. Fung, Professor of Economics Computer Engineering International trade and finance, WTO, foreign direct investment, global environmental Computer Science economics, and Asia/Pacific economies Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Per Gjerde, Professor Emeritus of Psychology
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Environmental Studies Gail B. Hershatter, Professor of History Biological Sciences Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of
Feminist Studies sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia
Film and Digital Media Christine Hong, Assistant Professor of Literature French Asian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black German freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial
German Studies theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies Greek
Hebrew Emily Honig, Professor of History History Gender, sexuality, and ethnicity in modern Chinese history; comparative labor history;
History of Art and Visual Culture Chicana history, nationalism, and sexuality in the Third World; oral history
History of Consciousness Minghui Hu, Associate Professor of History Humanities Early Modern China (1600–1900) Italian Junko Ito, Professor of Linguistics Italian Studies Phonology, morphology, Germanic languages, Japanese Japanese Jewish Studies Stacy Kamehiro, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Visual cultures of Oceania; colonial cultures; visual culture ad identity; gender studies; Languages and Applied Linguistics museums and collecting; material culture Latin Latin American and Latino Studies Hi Kyung Kim, Associate Professor of Music Legal Studies Composition, theory, contemporary music, analysis, orchestration, Korean music, world music composition, Founder and Artistic Director, Pacific Rim Music Festival Linguistics Literature L.S. Kim, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Mathematics Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural Microbiology and Environmental theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media Toxicology Biological Sciences Paul Lubek, Professor Emeritus of Sociology Music Boreth Ly, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Ocean Sciences Visual cultures of Southeast Asia and its diaspora: religions and materiality, theory of visual Philosophy narrative, the politics of cultural translation; (post) colonial and cultural studies; issues of Physical Education gender, sexuality, race, and trauma Physics David Keenan, Lecturer of Languages Politics Chinese language, fiction, and history Portuguese Shigeko Okamoto, Professor of Languages Psychology Sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, language and gender, foreign language Science Communication pedagogy, Japanese linguistics Social Documentation
Social Sciences Division Benjamin Read, Associate Professor of Politics Comparative politics with special interest in the politics of China; theories of associations Spanish and Spanish for Heritage and social networks; communist and post-communist states; political participation and Speakers collective action Sociology
Spanish Studies Lisa Rofel, Professor of Anthropology Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, Sustainability Studies queer theory, transnational capitalism, postcolonial and transnational feminism, China Technology and Information Management Dana Y. Takagi, Professor of Sociology Theater Arts Social inequality, affect, religion, race, quantitative analysis
Writing Program Yiman Wang, Assistant Professor of Film and Digital Media Course Descriptions Theory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi-
Teaching and Administrative Staff colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border- crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice Appendixes and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas
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Karen Yamashita, Professor of Literature History and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil; Asian American literature; modern fiction; playwriting
Alice Yang, Associate Professor of History Historical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th-century U.S., oral history
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Resources for Learning and Carlos E. Dobkin Public health, public policy, and econometrics Research Michael P. Dooley Campus Life International finance, monetary theory and policy
Programs and Courses Robert W. Fairlie
Disciplinary Communication Labor economics, entrepreneurship, education, applied econometrics
General Education Requirements Daniel Friedman by Department Microeconomic theory, experimental economics, evolution and learning, financial markets Program Statements K.C. Fung Faculty International trade and finance, WTO, foreign direct investment, global environmental Anthropology economics, and Asia/Pacific economies Applied Mathematics and Statistics Michael M. Hutchison Art International finance, open economy macroeconomics, emerging markets, European and Astronomy and Astrophysics Asian economies Bioengineering Kenneth Kletzer Biochemistry and Molecular International economics, macroeconomics, economic development Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Nirvikar Singh
Chemistry and Biochemistry Industrial organization, political economy, economic development, technology and innovation, South Asian immigrants in the U.S., Indian economy, Sikhs and the Punjab Chinese Classical Studies Carl E. Walsh Community Studies Monetary theory and policy, macroeconomics
Computer Engineering Donald A. Wittman Computer Science Economic theory, politics, law Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Associate Professor Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science Carlos E. Dobkin Public health, public policy, and econometrics East Asian Studies
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Margaret (Greta) A. Gibson, Emerita Research Ron Glass Campus Life Education as a practice of freedom; research for equity; ethical issues in collaborative research; moral and political philosophy and education; ideology and education; race and Programs and Courses education; school reform; democracy and education Disciplinary Communication June A. Gordon General Education Requirements Urban education; international comparative education; the impact of economics, culture by Department and politics on educational attitudes and expectations of immigrants; marginalized youth; Program Statements schooling and society in Japan, China, India, the U.K., and the U.S.A.; sociology of Faculty education Anthropology Judit Moschkovich Applied Mathematics and Statistics Mathematical thinking and learning; student conceptions of functions; mathematical Art discourse; everyday mathematical practices; bilingual mathematics learners Astronomy and Astrophysics Rodney Ogawa Bioengineering Educational reform, the impact of social institutions on the structure of school Biochemistry and Molecular organization, the impact of school organization on contexts for teaching and learning, and Biology uses of information technology to redesign education Biomolecular Engineering Brad Olsen Chemistry and Biochemistry Teacher development (with emphasis on knowledge and identity), English education, and Chinese sociolinguistics Classical Studies Art Pearl, Emeritus Community Studies
Computer Engineering Lucinda Pease-Alvarez Computer Science Language and literacy development, language-minority education, bilingualism, informal Critical Race and Ethnic Studies learning; teachers as policy makers
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Research Digital communications, wireless communication system, array processing, adaptive signal processing Campus Life Claire Gu, Emeritus Programs and Courses Michael Isaacson Disciplinary Communication Nano- and microfabrication technology and applications to biomedical and diagnostic General Education Requirements devices, nanocharacterization of materials with emphasis on the development of by Department microscopy tools, novel modes of imaging, electron and light optics, renewable energy
Program Statements systems, STEM education
Faculty Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang Anthropology Low-power. High-speed VLSI circuit design and synthesis, RF circuits, biological circuits, Applied Mathematics and Statistics mixed technology, mixed signal CAD
Art Nobuhiko P. Kobayashi Astronomy and Astrophysics Physics and chemistry of complex functional materials; Group III-V compound Bioengineering semiconductor nanometer-scale structures and devices; mixed oxide nanometer-scale Biochemistry and Molecular structures and devices; tailored nanomicrometer-scale hybrid semiconductor structures for energy conversion devices and advanced electronics, Science Director of Advanced studies Biology Laboratories, UCSC and NASA Ames Research Center) Biomolecular Engineering Chemistry and Biochemistry Joel Kubby (Department Chair) Chinese Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS), adaptive optics (AO), optical-MEMS, bio-MEMS, bio-imaging, AO microscopy, AO astronomy Classical Studies
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Education Arthur P. Ramirez (Divisional Dean) Electrical Engineering Experimental materials physics encompassing a broad range of systems including Environmental Studies semiconductors, superconductors, magnets, thermoelectrics, and dielectrics. Research that connects materials and devices, with a focus on oxides and organics. Many-body physics Biological Sciences that arises from geometrical frustration of low energy degrees of freedom. Techniques Feminist Studies include ultra-low temperatures and high magnetic fields, thermodynamic and transport Film and Digital Media measurements, defect spectroscopy, and device characterization. French Hamid Sadjadpour German Wireless communication systems, network information theory and scaling laws, German Studies performance analysis of wireless and social networks, routing and MAC protocol design for Greek wireless networks Hebrew Holger Schmidt History Optofluidics, atom photonics, hollow-core photonics for biomedicine and quantum optics, History of Art and Visual Culture nanomagnetism, nanomagneto-optics, single-particle spectroscopy, ultrafast optics History of Consciousness
Humanities John F. Vesecky HF radar design and construction and observation of ocean surface winds, waves and Italian currents with applications to coastal and deep water ocean processes; project MEDSAT Italian Studies Japanese Donald Wiberg, Emeritus (UCLA) Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics Assistant Professor
Latin Allie Fletcher Latin American and Latino Studies Statistical signal processing, information theory, computational neuroscience Legal Studies Ali A. Yanik Linguistics Nano-plasmonics and metamaterials. Lab-on-chip systems: optofluidic BioNEMS, nano- Literature fluidics and label-free biosensors. Nano-spectroscopy: plasmonic nano-antennas and Mathematics single molecule vibrational dynamics. Rare cell isolation and single cell analysis: circulating Microbiology and Environmental tumor cells, plasmonic nano-tweezers and phononic crystals for flow cytometry. Nano- fabrication, soft lithography and biopatterning. Nano-electronics, spintronics, and Toxicology thermoelectricity Biological Sciences Music Adjunct Professor Ocean Sciences Farid Dowla Philosophy RF communications, radar, and signal and image processing Physical Education Physics Heinz Erzberger Politics Air traffic control
Portuguese Ali Shakouri (Visiting Professor) Psychology Quantum electronics; nano- and microscale heat and current transport in semiconductor Science Communication devices; thermoelectric/thermionic energy conversion; renewable energy sources; thermal Social Documentation imaging; micro-refrigerators on a chip; and optoelectronic integrated circuits
Social Sciences Division Toshishige Yamada Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Modeling of micro/nanoscale electronic materials and devices emphasizing energy-band Speakers and equivalent-circuit methods; comparison of modeling and experiments: InP, InSb, ZnO, Sociology In203, and GaAs semiconducting nanowires; carbon nanotubes/nanofibers devices; Si atomic chain devices; metallic nanoislands; strained Si/Ge channels; GaAs lateral surface Spanish Studies superlattice; Josephson devices, etc. Sustainability Studies Technology and Information Assistant Adjunct Professor Management Kenneth Laws Theater Arts HF radar sensing of ocean surface currents, HF radar detection of ships, other applications Writing Program of radar remote sensing, development of autonomous ocean surface vehicles for coastal Course Descriptions marine sensing, and development of renewable energy sources Teaching and Administrative Staff Michael Oye Appendixes Nanotechnology-based materials and devices for applications involving solar, piezoelectric, graphene, lighting, and chemical sensors Archive of General Catalogs
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Sue Carter (Physics) Experimental condensed matter physics, polymer physics, molecular electronics, phase transitions, electronic and optical properties of materials
David W. Deamer (joint with Chemistry and Biochemistry and Biomolecular Engineering, UC Davis Emeritus) Membrane biophysics, nanopore analysis, DNA sequencing, biomolecular self-assembly
William Dunbar (Computer Engineering) Theory and application of feedback control, single-molecule biophysics, nanopore sensors, dynamics and control of biomolecules
Gabriel Elkaim, Emeritus
J.J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves Chair of Computer Engineering Jack Baskin Endowed Professor of Computer Engineering Director of Networking Sciences Institute Principles of computer communication, Internet, mobile and pervasive computing, wireless networks, information centric networks, network science
Matthew R. Guthaus (Computer Engineering) Health sensor systems, digital health, mobile health applications, integrated circuits and chip design (VLSI), electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), low-power circuits, mobile and pervasive computing
Ronnie D. Lipschutz (Politics) International relations; global political economy; globalization; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society and social movements; popular culture and politics; technology and society; risk society
Darrell D. E. Long (Computer Science) Data storage systems, distributed computing, operating systems, performance evaluation, reliability, cyber security, data science, multimedia
Roberto Manduchi (Computer Engineering) Computer vision and sensor processing, with application to assistive technology for the visually impaired, mobile and pervasive computing
Patrick E. Mantey (Computer Engineering) (Baskin Professor of Computer Engineering) CITRIS Campus Director Multimedia systems, digital signal processing, sensor systems and networks, real-time monitoring and control, image systems, image processing, visualization, geographic information systems, decision support systems
Claire Max (Astronomy and Astrophysics and UCO/Lick Observatory) Adaptive optics, planetary science
Jose Renau (Computer Engineering) Health sensor systems, digital health, mobile health applications, integrated circuits and chip design (VLSI), electronic computer-aided design (ECAD), low-power circuits, mobile and pervasive computing
B. Shastry (Physics) Condensed matter physics, strongly correlated matter, Mott-Hubbard physics, high Tc superconductivity, quantum magnetism, exactly integrable systems, exactly solvable models of many-body systems and in statistical mechanics, quantum chaos, geometric frustration
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William T. Sullivan (Biology) Genetics, cell biology, development of the Drosophila embryo
Jin Z. Zhang (Chemistry) Design, synthesis, characterization, and application of nanomaterials, including semiconductor and metal nanoparticles; femtosecond laser spectroscopy; ultrafast dynamics on surfaces and at interfaces; cancer biomarker detection; surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy
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Resources for Learning and Weixin Cheng Soil ecology, agroecology, biogeochemistry, global change ecology Research Tim Duane Campus Life Environmental law and policy, renewable energy development, ecosystem-based management, land use planning and regulation, water law and policy, conservation Programs and Courses easements Disciplinary Communication Margaret FitzSimmons General Education Requirements Social and spatial aspects of environmental change, the development and regulation of by Department primary-sector activities and the regional integration of environmental planning and Program Statements resources management institutions in urban and rural settings Faculty Gregory S. Gilbert Anthropology Disease ecology, forest ecology, tropical ecology, biological invasions, conservation Applied Mathematics and Statistics biology, applied evolutionary ecology Art Brent Haddad Astronomy and Astrophysics Fresh-water economics, policy, and communications; economic institutions and the Bioengineering environment; climate-change mitigation and adaptation; institutional and ecological Biochemistry and Molecular economics Biology Karen D. Holl Biomolecular Engineering Restoration ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology Chemistry and Biochemistry
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Classical Studies Environmental politics and policy; agenda building; strategic regulatory planning; business and interest group influence; political campaigns and elections; research methodology Community Studies
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Biological Sciences Andrew Szasz Feminist Studies Environmental sociology (environmental movements, policy, environmental justice), theory Film and Digital Media Erika Zavaleta French Biodiversity and global change, biological invasions, terrestrial plant and ecosystem German ecology, human ecology, conservation science German Studies
Greek Associate Professor Hebrew Jeffrey T. Bury History Political ecology; sustainable development; Latin America; extractive industries; climate
History of Art and Visual Culture change; new models of conservation
History of Consciousness Michael E. Loik Humanities Plant physiological ecology, climate change ecology, biometeorology, ecohydrology Italian Flora Lu Italian Studies Ecological anthropology, indigenous resource management and household economics, Japanese conservation, market integration, environmental justice, Amazon rainforest, Ecuador Jewish Studies Stacy M. Philpott Languages and Applied Linguistics Agroecology, biodiversity, climate change, community ecology, conservation biology, Latin ecosystem services, food sovereignty, landscape ecology, insects, tropical biology, urban Latin American and Latino Studies ecology Legal Studies S. Ravi Rajan Linguistics Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and Literature technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, Mathematics environmental ethics Microbiology and Environmental Christopher C. Wilmers Toxicology Wildlife ecology, conservation biology, global change ecology, ecological modeling Biological Sciences Music Assistant Professor
Ocean Sciences Adam Millard-Ball Philosophy Transportation planning and policy, environmental economics, urban sustainability, climate Physical Education change policy
Physics Zdravka Tzankova Politics Environmental policy and politics (United States and comparative), especially: scientific Portuguese expertise and environmental decision-making; non-state market-based governance; Psychology interactions between public and private regulation (dynamics and conservation consequences); marine policy Science Communication Social Documentation Associate Adjunct Professor Social Sciences Division Catherine Burns Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Conservation biology, mammals, birds, population and community ecology Speakers Renee Kidson Sociology Hydrology, water resource management, urban water supply training, climate change and Spanish Studies Antarctic science, military history Sustainability Studies
Technology and Information Heather Tallis Natural resource management, ecosystem services, social ecological systems, environmental Management impact assessment and mitigation, economics, environmental psychology Theater Arts Writing Program Environmental Studies Emeritus Faculty
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Alan Richards
Michael E. Soulé
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Sarah Rabkin Environmental and science journalism, the literary and visual arts in natural history practice
Andrew Schiffrin Environmental assessment, transportation, land use planning, water supply planning
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Doris Ash (Education) Informal science learning, teacher professional development, science discourse in and out of the classroom
Giacomo Bernardi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Fish biology, phylogenetics, evolution
Michael K. Brown, Emeritus (Politics)
Kenneth W. Bruland, Emeritus (Ocean Sciences)
Edmund Burke III, Emeritus (History)
Melissa L. Caldwell (Anthropology) Poverty and public health; welfare, charity, and assistance; food and consumption; gardens, nature, and landscapes; religion; socialism and postsocialism; Russia, the former Soviet Union, and Eastern Europe
Mark Cioc (History) German history, modern European history, environmental history
Daniel P. Costa (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Physiological ecology of marine mammals and birds
Donald Croll (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Ecology and conservation of islands and seabirds
Ben Crow (Sociology) International development, sociology of water and markets, global inequality, South Asia and East Africa, political economy, and green enterprise
E. Melanie DuPuis (Sociology) Economic sociology, sociology of consumption, sociology of development, political sociology, sociology of the environment, technological change, historical sociology, social theory, food and social change, agriculture sustainability
Kent Eaton (Politics) Comparative politics, Latin America, international relations, political economy, public policy, political institutions
James Estes (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and Ocean Sciences) Marine sciences, community ecology, species interactions
Andrew Fisher (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Hydrogeology, crustal studies, heat flow, modeling
Jonathan A. Fox (Latin American and Latino Studies) Latin American and Latino politics, including issues of democratization, accountability, social movements, transnational civil society, social and environmental policy, and immigration
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Laurel R. Fox (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions
Diane Gifford-Gonzalez (Anthropology) Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology
James B. Gill, Emeritus (Earth and Planetary Sciences)
Gary B. Griggs (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Coastal processes, hazards and engineering
Daniel Guevara (Philosophy) Kant, moral philosophy, moral psychology, environmental ethics, history of modern philosophy
Julie H. Guthman (Social Sciences) Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, epigenetics and environmental health, critical nutrition, critical human geography
Donna J. Haraway, Emerita (History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies)
Susan Harding, Emerita (Anthropology)
A. Marm Kilpatrick (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Disease ecology, population biology, conservation
Paul L. Koch, Professor (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Isotope biogeochemistry, vertebrate paleontology
Ronnie D. Lipschutz (Politics) International relations; global political economy; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society and social movements; popular culture and politics; technology and society; risk society, state transformation and global governmentality
Paul M. Lubeck, Emeritus (Sociology)
Andrew Salvador Mathews (Anthropology) Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy
Ingrid M. Parker (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Plant ecology, plant-pathogen interactions, biological invasions
Adina Paytan, IMS Research Scientist (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Biogeochemistry, paleoceanography, environmental and aquatic chemistry
Grant H. Pogson (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Molecular population genetics, ecological genetics, marine invertebrates and fishes
Donald C. Potts (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical biology, global change, and remote sensing
Peter T. Raimondi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Marine ecology, evolutionary ecology, experimental design, applied ecology
Jennifer E. Reardon (Sociology) Science studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society
Danilyn Rutherford (Anthropology) Borders and frontiers, colonialism, nationalism, ethnicity, kinship, performance, Christianity, secularism, sovereignty, publics, affect, technology, governancy, theory and method in anthropology, West Papua, Indonesia, the U.S.
Lisa C. Sloan (Earth and Planetary Sciences)
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Donald R. Smith (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Neurotoxicity, cellular and organismal responses to environmental toxins
Dana Y. Takagi (Sociology) Social inequality, affect, religion, race, quantitative analysis
Anna Tsing (Anthropology) Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.
Slawek M. Tulaczyk (Earth and Planetary Science) Glaciology and glacial geology, soil mechanics
Terrie M. Williams (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Large mammal physiology, bioenergetics, exercise and environmental physiology
Patricia Zavella (Latin American and Latino Studies) Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family sexuality, labor, social networks, feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods
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Research Suzanne Alonzo Sexual selection, social behavior and the evolution and ecology of reproduction Campus Life Giacomo Bernardi Programs and Courses Fish biology, phylogenetics, evolution Disciplinary Communication Mark H. Carr General Education Requirements Marine ecology, applied marine ecology by Department
Program Statements Daniel P. Costa Physiological ecology of marine mammals and birds Faculty
Anthropology Donald Croll Applied Mathematics and Statistics Ecology and conservation of islands and seabirds
Art Jim Estes Astronomy and Astrophysics Marine sciences, community ecology, species interactions Bioengineering Laurel R. Fox Biochemistry and Molecular Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Kathleen M. Kay Plant evolutionary ecology Chemistry and Biochemistry
Chinese A. Marm Kilpatrick Classical Studies Disease ecology, population biology
Community Studies Kristy Kroeker Computer Engineering Global change biology, community ecology, applied marine ecology, climate change, ocean Computer Science acidification, multiple stressors Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Bruce E. Lyon Digital Arts and New Media Behavioral ecology, evolutionary ecology, avian ecology Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Rita Mehta Comparative marine physiology Economics
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Education Eric P. Palkovacs Electrical Engineering Freshwater ecology, eco-evolutionary dynamics, fisheries and fish ecology
Environmental Studies Ingrid M. Parker Biological Sciences Plant ecology, plant-pathogen interactions, biological invasions Feminist Studies Jarmila Pittermann Film and Digital Media Plant physiology French
German Grant H. Pogson Molecular population genetics, ecological genetics, marine invertebrates and fishes German Studies
Greek Donald C. Potts Hebrew Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical History biology, global change, and remote sensing
History of Art and Visual Culture Peter T. Raimondi History of Consciousness Marine ecology, evolutionary ecology, experimental design, applied ecology Humanities Beth Shapiro Italian Evolutionary and molecular ecology, ancient DNA, genomics, pathogen evolution Italian Studies
Japanese Barry Sinervo Animal behavior, evolution, physiological ecology Jewish Studies
Languages and Applied Linguistics John N. Thompson Latin Coevolution, evolutionary ecology and genetics of species interactions, organization of Latin American and Latino Studies biodiversity
Legal Studies Terrie M. Williams Linguistics Large mammal physiology, bioenergetics, exercise and environmental physiology Literature Mathematics Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Emeritus Faculty
Microbiology and Environmental William Jackson Davis Toxicology William Doyle Biological Sciences Lynda J. Goff Music Ralph Hinegardner Jean Langenheim Ocean Sciences Burney LeBoeuf Philosophy Charles (Leo) Ortiz Physical Education A. Todd Newberry Physics John Pearse Politics Portuguese Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Lecturers
Psychology Robin Dunkin Science Communication Baldo Marinovic Social Documentation Social Sciences Division ♦ ♦ ♦ Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Speakers Adjuncts Sociology Catherine Burns (Environmental Studies) Spanish Studies Conservation biology, mammals, birds, population and community ecology Sustainability Studies
Technology and Information Claudio Campagna (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Marine conservation; species conservation, philosophical aspects of nature conservation Management
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Elliott Hazen (NOAA/NMFS/SWFSC; Adjunct Faculty, Duke University Marine Lab) Marine ecology, birds and mammals, conservation biology: focusing on predator-prey dynamics and their response to environmental variability and global change
Joseph Merz (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; Cramer Fish Sciences) Relationships between aquatic species and their environments and the effects of anthropogenic influences on those relationships.
Stephan B. Munch (NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center, Stony Brook University) Population and ecosystem dynamics, contemporary evolution of life histories, transgenerational thermal plasticity
Devon Pearse (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; NOAA Fisheries Service’s; Southwest Fisheries Science Center) Evolutionary and ecological genetics, conservation biology
Luiz Rocha (California Academy of Sciences) Fish ecology, systematics and evolution
Bernie Tershy (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Ecology and conservation of seabirds and island ecosystems
M. Tim Tinker (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; Western Ecological Research Center, USGS) Foraging ecology and demography of the southern sea otter
Kerstin Wasson (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology; Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve) Evolutionary ecology, invasion biology, conservation science
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Greg Gilbert (Environmental Studies) Disease ecology, conservation biology, tropical forest ecology, microbial ecology
Karen D. Holl (Environmental Studies) Restoration ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology
Paul L. Koch (Earth Sciences) Isotope biogeochemistry, vertebrate paleontology
Raphael Kudela (Ocean Sciences) Ecological modeling and remote sensing, satellite oceanography, phytoplankton ecology and harmful algal blooms
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Resources for Learning and Bettina Aptheker, Professor of Feminist Studies and History
Research Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies Campus Life Anjali Arondekar, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Programs and Courses South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies Disciplinary Communication
General Education Requirements Neda Atanasoski, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies by Department New media and film; critical race and ethnic studies; feminist theory; human rights and
Program Statements humanitarianism; war and nationalism; religion and secularism; post-socialist politics and culture in Central and Eastern Europe Faculty
Anthropology Karen Barad, Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Philosophy Applied Mathematics and Statistics Feminist science studies, materialism, deconstruction, poststructuralism, posthumanism, multi-species studies, science and justice, physics, 20th-century continental philosophy, Art epistemology, ontology, ethics, philosophy of physics, feminist, queer, and trans theories Astronomy and Astrophysics Bioengineering Gina Dent, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Biochemistry and Molecular Studies Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Margaret M. Downes-Baskin, Research Associate in Feminist Studies Chemistry and Biochemistry Presidential leadership styles, elections and the media, women's political and corporate Chinese leadership style, intergenerational relations
Classical Studies Lisbeth Haas, Profesor of Feminist Studies, and Professor of History Community Studies U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies; Chicano and Native American history; visual Computer Engineering culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical Computer Science methodology
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Marcia Ochoa, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Digital Arts and New Media Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, Earth and Planetary Science ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic East Asian Studies design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela, social documentation Economics
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Education Felicity Amaya Schaeffe, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Electrical Engineering Transnational feminisms; sexuality and migration, technology, and race; intimacy and Environmental Studies globalization; Latin American/Latino studies; border studies; Chicana/o studies; biometrics and security studies Biological Sciences Feminist Studies ♦ ♦ ♦ Film and Digital Media
French Angela Y. Davis, Emerita, Professor of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies Feminism, African American studies, critical theory, popular music culture and social German consciousness, philosophy of punishment (women's jails and prisons) German Studies Greek Carla Freccero, Professor and Chair of Literature, History of Consciousness; Professor of Hebrew Feminist Studies Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; History postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer History of Art and Visual Culture theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies History of Consciousness
Humanities Rosa Linda Fregoso, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies, Feminist Studies, and Film and Digital Media Italian Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial Italian Studies and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies Japanese
Jewish Studies Jody Greene, Professor of Literature and Feminist Studies Seventeenth- and 18th-century British literature and culture; pre- and early modern Languages and Applied Linguistics studies; critical theory, especially Derrida; poststructuralism and ethics; gender studies; Latin history of authorship; history of the book; human property Latin American and Latino Studies Legal Studies Donna J. Haraway, Emerita, Professor of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies Feminist theory, cultural and historical studies of science and technology, relation of life Linguistics and human sciences, human-animal relations, and animal studies Literature Mathematics Helene Moglen, Emerita, Professor of Literature Microbiology and Environmental The English novel; feminist, critical, cultural, and psychoanalytic theory; gender and genre in social and psychological contexts Toxicology Biological Sciences Affiliated Faculty Music Gabriela Arredondo, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Ocean Sciences U.S. social and cultural history; Chicana/o history; critical race and ethnicity theories; Philosophy im/migration history; Latina/os in the U.S.; Chicana feminisms; "borderlands" studies, Physical Education modern Mexico history Physics Lora Bartlett, Associate Professor of Education Politics Educational policy and school reform, schools as workplaces for teachers, the conditions of Portuguese teachers' commitment Psychology Karen Bassi, Professor of Classics (Literature) Science Communication Greek and Latin literatures, Greek drama, Hellenistic poetics, feminist interpretation, Social Documentation literary and cultural theory, pre- and early modern studies, historiography Social Sciences Division Julie Bettie, Associate Professor of Sociology Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Cultural theory and popular culture; race, gender, class, and cultural politics; sexuality and Speakers sex work; critical qualitative methodologies Sociology
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Faye J. Crosby, Professor of Psychology Gender; social identity; and social justice, especially affirmative action
Cynthia Cruz, Assistant Professor of Education Street ethnography; community-based learning and pedagogies; decolonial feminist pedagogies; Chicana studies and epistemologies; U.S.-Third World Feminisms; cultural studies and education
Teresa de Lauretis, Emerita, Professor of History of Consciousness Semiotics, psychoanalysis, feminism, film theory, literary theory, queer studies
Sylvanna Falcón, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Human rights, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, Latin America (Mexico, Peru), United States
Mayanthi Fernando, Associate Professor of Anthropology Religion and secularism; anthropology of Islam; gender and sexuality; multiculturalism/pluralism; modernity and its "Others"; ethnography and ethics; colonial and post-colonial France/Europe; theory and methods in the study of religion
Dana Frank, Professor of History U.S. social and economic history; women, labor, and working-class history; contemporary political economy
Marge Frantz, Emerita, Lecturer in American Studies and Feminist Studies
Pascale Gaitet, Emerita, Professor of Literature and Language Studies Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature, sociolinguistics, political history, Celine, Genet
Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance
Diane Gifford-Gonzalez, Professor of Anthropology Paleolithic and Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology
Susan Gillman, Professor of American Literature Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies
Jennifer A. González, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S.
June Gordon, Professor of Education Urban education; international comparative education; the impact of economics, culture and politics on educational attitudes and expectations of immigrants; marginalized youth; schooling and society in Japan, China, India, the U.K., and the U.S.A.; sociology of education
Deborah Gould, Associate Professor of Sociology Political emotion; social movements and contentious politics; classic and contemporary social theory; sexualities; lesbian/gay/queer studies; feminist and queer theory
Shelly A. Grabe, Assistant Professor of Psychology Cultural objectification of women and women’s bodies as a pervasive global phenomenon played out in different ways across different cultures; how “embodied oppression” affects women’s psychological well-being and empowerment
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Herman Gray, Professor of Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory
Irene Gustafson, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction, gender and queer studies, production design
Julie Guthman, Professor of Community Studies Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, critical human geography
Margo Hendricks, Emerita, Professor of Literature Early modern English literature and culture; theories and discourses of race, gender, drama, and theory; women playwrights; pre- and early modern studies
Gail B. Hershatter, Professor of History Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia
Emily Honig, Professor of History Gender, sexuality, and ethnicity in modern Chinese history; comparative labor history; Chicana history, nationalism, and sexuality in the Third World; oral history
Jocelyn Hoy, Lecturer in Philosophy Feminist philosophy, 19th- and 20th-century continental philosophy
Akasha Hull, Emerita, Professor of Feminist Studies and Literature
Donna Hunter, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual culture between the two world wars; art as social practice, portraiture
Aida Hurtado, Professor of Psychology Social identity, feminist theory, social psychology of education, survey methodology
Stacy Kamehiro, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Visual cultures of the Pacific, 19th-century Hawai'i, (inter)nationalism, culture contact; (post)colonialism
L. S. Kim, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American media production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream Hollywood and alternative media
Norma Klahn, Professor of Literature Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global)
Campbell Leaper, Professor of Psychology The developmental and social psychology of gender in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood; self-concept and social identity; language and social interaction; social relationships, academic achievement; media; perceptions and consequences of sexism
Peter Limbrick, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media International cinemas, especially Arab and Middle Eastern cinemas and Australasian cinemas; postcolonial theories and settler colonialism; theories of globalization and transnationalism; intersections of race, gender, and sexuality; queer theory; film and video history and historiography
Jennie Lind McDade, Professor of Art Drawing, painting
Carolyn Martin Shaw, Emerita, Professor of Anthropology African societies, colonial discourse, social theory, anthropology of women, sexuality
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Tanya Merchant, Assistant Professor of Music Ethnomusicology, musics of Central Asia and the former Soviet Union, music and gender, identity, nationalism, globalization, and the institutionalization of music
Leta E. Miller, Professor of Music Renaissance and baroque music history and performance practices, 20th-century American music, modern and baroque flute, 16th-century chanson and madrigal, music and science, 18th- and 20th-century flute literature and performance styles, music of C.P.E. Bach and Lou Harrison
Megan Moodie, Assistant Professor of Anthropology South Asian studies, feminist theory, reproductive and population politics, kinship, development, legal identities, tribal communities
Margaret Morse, Emerita, Professor of Film and Digital Media Digital and electronic media theory and criticism, media art, media history, technology and culture, film history and theory, German cinema, documentary and science fiction
Catherine Ramirez, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies United States cultural history, with a focus on immigration and assimilation; theories of citizenship; Latino literature; comparative ethnic studies; feminist and gender studies; cultural studies
Jennifer E. Reardon, Associate Professor of Sociology Issues of social identity as influenced by the new sciences of genetics and genomics; intersection of the sociology of science and knowledge and the sociology of race, gender, and class
B. Ruby Rich, Professor of Social Documentation and Film and Digital Media Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.
Cecilia Rivas, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central America, Southern Mexico
Pamela Ann Roby, Emerita, Professor of Sociology Sociology of learning, women and work, leadership and social change, sociology of emotions, feminist research, inequality and social policy
Lisa Rofel, Professor of Anthropology Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, cultures of capitalism, postcolonial feminist anthropology, China
Vanita Seth, Associate Professor of Politics Early modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, postcolonial theory
Deanna Shemek, Professor of Literature Renaissance Italian literature and culture; early modern feminism; humanism; letter-writing and epistolary culture; early modern literacy and media; Renaissance theater; the northern court circles; digital humanities
Mary W. Silver, Emerita, Professor of Ocean Sciences
Shelley Stamp, Professor of Film and Digital Media Film history, theory, and criticism; silent cinema; early Hollywood; women's filmmaking; film censorship; histories of moviegoing; feminist approaches to cinema
Elizabeth Stephens, Professor of Art Intermedia, electronic art, sculpture, and performance art
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Nancy Stoller, Emerita, Professor of Community Studies Race and gender aspects of health, the AIDS epidemic, community organizing, sexualities, and medicine in prisons
Avril Thorne, Professor of Psychology Identity development through personal memory telling, development of meaning in adolescents' self-defining memory narratives, family storytelling and the development of a sense of self, narrative co-construction of identity and intimacy
Nina K. Treadwell, Associate Professor of Music Renaissance through early baroque music history and performance practices, early plucked-string instruments (theorbo, renaissance, and baroque guitar; renaissance lute), 16th- and 17th-century Italian theatrical music, gender studies, women and music, literary and critical theory
Anna Tsing, Professor of Anthropology Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and tropical forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.
Candace West, Professor of Sociology Language and social interaction, sociology of gender, conversation analysis, microanalysis and medicine
Marilyn J. Westerkamp, Professor of History Colonial and revolutionary America; the Atlantic World; early modern cultural and religious history; U.S. religious history; gender studies; history of the body
Rob Wilson, Professor of Literature Transnational and postcolonial literatures, especially as located and transformed in Asia/Pacific; cultural-political emergences as posited against empires of globalization; cultural poetics of America in the Pacific and Oceania; the sublime, Longinus to Hiroshima; poetics of experimental writing, especially poetry; the poetry and cultural poetics of Bob Dylan; Beat beatitude, social and literary, from Jesus to Juliana Spahr et al; San Francisco as Global City, with its literature read as archive of vision and critique; Pacific Rim cities from Hong Kong and Seoul to Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
Alice Yang, Associate Professor of History Historical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th- century U.S., oral history
Patricia Zavella, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Relationship between women's work and domestic labor, poverty, family, sexuality and social networks, feminist studies, ethnographic research methods, and transnational migration of Mexicana/o workers and U.S. capital
Eileen Zurbriggen, Professor of Psychology Connections between power and sex; sexual aggression and abuse; trauma; sexual decision-making; sexuality and media, the sexualization of girls and women; power in romantic relationships; adolescent sexual development; authoritarianism; feminist political psychology; quantitative methods in social psychology
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Sharon Daniel Research Community-based public art in information and communications environments, social and political aspects of information technology, new media documentary and database Campus Life documentary, participatory culture, digital inclusion, net art, human-computer interface Programs and Courses design
Disciplinary Communication Eli E. Hollander, Professor Emeritus General Education Requirements Charles L. Lord, Professor Emeritus by Department
Program Statements Margaret Morse, Professor Emerita
Faculty B. Ruby Rich Anthropology Documentary film and video, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Applied Mathematics and Statistics Latina/o cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, film festival studies, and Art the making/marketing of foreign films in the U.S.
Astronomy and Astrophysics Warren Sack Bioengineering Software design and media theory Biochemistry and Molecular Shelley Stamp Biology Film history, theory, and criticism; silent cinema; early Hollywood; women's filmmaking; Biomolecular Engineering film censorship; histories of moviegoing; feminist approaches to cinema Chemistry and Biochemistry Gustavo Vazquez Chinese Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in Classical Studies film Community Studies
Computer Engineering Associate Professor Computer Science Lawrence Andrews Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Film and video production, documentary, installation and media art, sound, animation Digital Arts and New Media Irene Gustafson Earth and Planetary Science Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction media, East Asian Studies experimental film/video, production design, gender and queer studies Economics Jonathan Kahana
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Education Documentary film and media; film and politics; American film history; essay film; cultural Electrical Engineering and social theory; media publics; arts of historical re-enactment; war and cultural memory; Environmental Studies audio culture; disciplines of listening Biological Sciences L. S. Kim Feminist Studies Television history and theory, racial discourse, feminist criticism, Asian-American cultural Film and Digital Media theory and production, industrial practices and social change in both mainstream French Hollywood and alternative media German John Jota Leaños German Studies Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Greek Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary Hebrew photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice History Peter Limbrick History of Art and Visual Culture International cinemas, especially Arab and Middle Eastern cinemas and Australasian History of Consciousness cinemas; postcolonial theories and settler colonialism; theories of globalization and Humanities transnationalism; intersections of race, gender, and sexuality; queer theory; film and video Italian history and historiography
Italian Studies Irene Lusztig Japanese Film and video production, experimental ethnography and essayistic nonfiction; Jewish Studies representations of historical memory; archives, propaganda and training films; feminist Languages and Applied Linguistics film practices; medical film; autobiographical filmmaking; interactive documentary; editing Latin Rick Prelinger Latin American and Latino Studies Critical archival studies; personal and institutional recordkeeping; access to the cultural Legal Studies record; media and social change; ephemeral cinema; amateur and home movies; Linguistics participatory documentary; digital scholarship; cinema and public history Literature Yiman Wang Mathematics Theory of difference; film history and theory; colonial/semi- Microbiology and Environmental colonial/postcolonial/postsocialist modes of media production and exchange; border- Toxicology crossing film remakes; silent cinema; translation theory and cinema; acting theory/practice Biological Sciences and ethnic star studies with focus on Anna May Wong; transnational connections and ramifications of Chinese cinema and documentary; fan culture; East Asian cinemas Music Ocean Sciences Assistant Professor Philosophy Jennifer Horne Physical Education Media citizenship; non-theatrical film and film exhibition; archives and technologies of Physics information; film preservation; mass media and humanitarianism; cinema and media Politics history and historiography; institutions, disciplinarity, and the politics of knowledge Portuguese Soraya Murray Psychology Contemporary visual culture and representation including: new media art; projected arts; Science Communication photography; electronic games; theories of art and globalization; representations of Social Documentation migration and otherness
Social Sciences Division Susana Ruiz Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Game design; games as forms of activism and art; animation; participatory culture; social Speakers art practice; non-fiction storytelling; theory/practice hybridity; Theatre of the Oppressed; Sociology expanded documentary; interaction design; worldbuilding; transmedia production,
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Sustainability Studies Jennifer Maytorena Taylor Technology and Information Social documentation, Latino and Latin American communities, public education, popular Management culture, religion, incarceration and justice, urban and community development, Theater Arts collaborative practices in journalism and production, transmedia Writing Program ♦ ♦ ♦ Course Descriptions
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Herman S. Gray, Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory
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David S. Marriott, History of Consciousness Literary theory, psychoanalysis, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, literary and visual cultures of modernism
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Carla Freccero (Literature, History of Consciousness, Feminist Studies) Research Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer Campus Life theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies Programs and Courses Pascale Gaitet, Emerita (Literature) Disciplinary Communication Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature, sociolinguistics, political history, Celine, General Education Requirements Genet by Department Sharon Kinoshita (Literature) Program Statements Mediterranean studies; medieval francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, Faculty translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature Anthropology and cultural studies
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Bioengineering Bryan Donaldson (French)
Biochemistry and Molecular Word order variation in second-language French and historical French through the lens of information structure, discourse analysis, and sociolinguistics Biology Biomolecular Engineering Lecturer Chemistry and Biochemistry Angela Elsey Chinese Francophonie, 19th-century French history and civilization, French and Francophone Classical Studies cinema Community Studies Greta Hutchison Computer Engineering Foreign language pedagogy, second language acquisition, 20th-century French history and Computer Science civilization, medieval French literature, 19th-century literature and art Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Revised: 09/01/14 Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Associate Professor Resources for Learning and Zsuzsanna Abrams Research Applied linguistics, language pedagogy, second language acquisition, intercultural communication, discourse analysis, computer-mediate communication Campus Life Loisa Nygaard (Literature) Programs and Courses Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; romanticism; aesthetics and politics Disciplinary Communication of landscape; military theory General Education Requirements Assistant Professor by Department
Program Statements A. Hunter Bivens (Literature) Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film, Marxism and critical theory, Faculty psychoanalysis, lyric poetry, literary realism, the novel Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Lecturer
Art Walter Campbell Astronomy and Astrophysics Language teaching, 18th- and 19th-century German literature, history of German
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Program Faculty Resources for Learning and Zsuzsanna Abrams, Associate Professor of Languages and Applied Linguistics Research Applied linguistics, language pedagogy, second language acquisition, intercultural communication, discourse analysis, computer-mediate communication Campus Life Amy Beal, Professor, Music Programs and Courses American music, 20th-century music, experimental and improvisatory performance Disciplinary Communication practices, postwar and Cold War culture, German new music festivals and radio stations, General Education Requirements piano performance, contemporary music ensemble by Department A. Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor in Literature Program Statements Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film, Marxism and critical theory, Faculty psychoanalysis, lyric poetry, literary realism, the novel Anthropology Walter Campbell, Lecturer in German Language Applied Mathematics and Statistics Language teaching, 18th- and 19th-century German literature, history of German Art Mark Cioc, Professor of History Astronomy and Astrophysics German history, modern European history, environmental history Bioengineering
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Biology Feminist philosophy, 19th- and 20th-century continental philosophy
Biomolecular Engineering Donna Hunter, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Chemistry and Biochemistry European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual Chinese culture between the two world wars; art as social practice, portraiture
Classical Studies Virginia Jansen, Emerita, History of Art and Visual Culture Community Studies
Computer Engineering Margaret Morse, Professor, Film and Digital Media Digital and electronic media theory and criticism, media art, media history, technology and Computer Science culture, film history and theory, German cinema, documentary, science fiction, and silent Critical Race and Ethnic Studies comedy Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science Loisa Nygaard, Associate Professor of Literature Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; romanticism; aesthetics and politics East Asian Studies of landscape; military theory Economics
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Karen Bassi (Literature) Resources for Learning and Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory, pre- and early modern
Research studies, historiography; visual and performance studies
Campus Life Mary-Kay Gamel (Literature) Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, myth, Programs and Courses reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance Disciplinary Communication
General Education Requirements Gildas Hamel (History), Emeritus by Department Charles W. Hedrick Jr. (History) Program Statements Greek and Roman history Faculty John P. Lynch (Literature), Emeritus Anthropology
Applied Mathematics and Statistics Jennifer Lynn (History) Art Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the Astronomy and Astrophysics lives of women in the ancient world; the lives of women in the ancient world
Bioengineering Daniel Selden (Literature) Biochemistry and Molecular Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical Biology tradition, history of criticism, literary theory
Biomolecular Engineering Revised: 09/01/14 Chemistry and Biochemistry
Chinese
Classical Studies
Community Studies
Computer Engineering Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies
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Faculty
Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Art Astronomy and Astrophysics
Bioengineering
Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology
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Chemistry and Biochemistry
Chinese
Classical Studies
Community Studies
Computer Engineering Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies
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Graduate Studies Professor
Resources for Learning and Dilip K. Basu, Emeritus
Research Jonathan F. Beecher, Emeritus
Campus Life Robert F. Berkhofer Jr., Emeritus
Programs and Courses David Brundage American immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on Disciplinary Communication transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history General Education Requirements by Department Edmund Burke III, Emeritus
Program Statements Pedro G. Castillo, Emeritus Faculty Mark Cioc Anthropology German history, modern European history, environmental history Applied Mathematics and Statistics Nathaniel Deutsch Art Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of Astronomy and Astrophysics religions Bioengineering
Biochemistry and Molecular Dana Frank Late 19th- and 20th-century U.S. social history; women's, labor, and working-class history; Biology race and ethnicitymodern Honduras; U.S. history in transnational perspective Biomolecular Engineering Chemistry and Biochemistry Lisbeth Haas Chinese U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies, Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical Classical Studies methodology Community Studies Computer Engineering Charles W. Hedrick Jr. Computer Science Greek and Roman history
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Gail B. Hershatter Digital Arts and New Media Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of Earth and Planetary Science sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia East Asian Studies Emily Honig Economics Gender, sexuality, and ethnicity in modern Chinese history; comparative labor history;
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Education Chicana history, nationalism, and sexuality in the Third World; oral history Electrical Engineering Peter Kenez, Emeritus Environmental Studies
Biological Sciences Bruce Levine, Emeritus
Feminist Studies Gary B. Miles, Emeritus Film and Digital Media
French Eric Porter Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race German and ethnic studies; jazz and popular music studies; urban studies German Studies
Greek Buchanan Sharp, Emeritus
Hebrew David G. Sweet, Emeritus History Mark Traugott, Emeritus History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness Marilyn J. Westerkamp Humanities Colonial and revolutionary America; the Atlantic World; early modern cultural and religious Italian history; U.S. religious history; gender studies; history of the body
Italian Studies Associate Professor Japanese David Henry Anthony III Jewish Studies African and African American history, art, music, literature, and cinema; eastern and Languages and Applied Linguistics southern Africa; African languages; Indian Ocean world; African and African American Latin linkages; Islamic civilization; African diaspora studies; world history Latin American and Latino Studies Noriko Aso Legal Studies Japanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, Linguistics gender, race and ethnicity Literature Alan S. Christy Mathematics Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Maria Elena Diaz Biological Sciences Atlantic world, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean, Cuba; social and cultural, global and local histories; colonialism, slavery and freedom, race/ethnicity, gender and class; Music legal, political, popular, and religious culture Ocean Sciences Philosophy Minghui Hu Physical Education Early Modern China (1600–1900)
Physics Amy Lonetree Politics Indigenous history; museum studies; memory and history; Native American cultural Portuguese production; public history; and Ho-Chunk tribal history Psychology Catherine A. Jones Science Communication U.S. civil war and Reconstruction; slavery and emancipation; the American South; history of Social Documentation children; history of education; women and gender Social Sciences Division Matthew D. O'Hara Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Colonial and modern Latin America; Mexico; religion; race, ethnicity, and identity; political Speakers culture; history of time Sociology Gregory O'Malley Spanish Studies Slavery and the slave trade; the colonial Americas; the Atlantic World; race, ethnicity, and Sustainability Studies encounters; Native American history; revolutionary America Technology and Information
Management Cynthia Polecritti Medieval, Renaissance, and Modern Italy, Mediterranean urban and cultural history, ritual Theater Arts and popular devotion Writing Program Course Descriptions Alice Yang Historical memory, Asian American history, gender history, race and ethnicity, 20th- Teaching and Administrative Staff century U.S., oral history Appendixes Assistant Professor Archive of General Catalogs
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Marc Matera Britain and the British Empire; Modern Europe; world history; Atlantic World; western Africa; African diaspora studies; colonialism; race/ethnicity, gender, and sexuality
Maya Peterson Russian and Soviet history; environmental history; comparative empire; colonialism; global exchanges of scientific knowledge and expertise; technology transfer; historical geography, spatial history and mapping, Central Asia; Silk Roads
Juned Shaikh Modern South Asian social and cultural history, urban history, labor history, history of caste, Dalit studies, intellectual history, development studies, social theory, and agrarian studies
Elaine Sullivan Pharaonic Period Egypt; Greek and Roman Egypt; women and gender; material culture; Digital Humanities and the use of emerging technologies in studying the ancient world
Lecturer
Gildas Hamel, Emeritus
Matthew Lasar U.S. and international political, social, and economic history; broadcasting and telecommunications
Jennifer K. Lynn Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the lives of the women in the ancient world
Bruce Thompson European intellectual and cultural history, Jewish intellectual and cultural history, French history, British and Irish history, history of cinema, history of espionage and intelligence, urban history, and environmental history
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Bettina Aptheker (Feminist Studies) Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African-American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies
Christopher Connery (Literature) World literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution
John Dizikes, Emeritus (American Studies)
Barbara L. Epstein, Emerita (History of Consciousness)
Sharon Kinoshita (Literature) Mediterranean studies; medieval francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature and cultural studies
Paul M. Lubeck, Emeritus (Sociology)
Daniel Selden (Literature) Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical tradition, history of criticism, literary theory
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Gabriela Arredondo (Latin American and Latino Studies) U.S. social and cultural history; Chicana/o history; critical race and ethnicity theories; im/migration history; Latina/os in the U.S.; Chicana feminisms; "borderlands" studies, modern Mexico history
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Harry Berger Jr., Emeritus Research Martin A. Berger Campus Life Gender, race, and representation in U.S. culture
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Disciplinary Communication Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China General Education Requirements
by Department Elisabeth Cameron, Patricia and Rowland Rebele Chair in History of Art and Visual Culture Program Statements (2008-2014) Visual cultures of Central Africa, issues of gender, post-colonialism, iconoclasm Faculty
Anthropology Carolyn Dean Applied Mathematics and Statistics Cultural histories of the native Americas and colonial Latin America Art Jennifer A. González Astronomy and Astrophysics Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, Bioengineering public and activist art in the U.S. Biochemistry and Molecular John Hay, Emeritus Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Virginia Jansen, Emerita
Chemistry and Biochemistry Jasper A. Rose, Emeritus Chinese Catherine M. Soussloff, Emerita Classical Studies Community Studies Associate Professor Computer Engineering Maria Evangelatou Computer Science Medieval visual culture with emphasis on Byzantium and its periphery; manuscript Critical Race and Ethnic Studies illumination, Marian cult and iconography; ancient Greek and Roman visual culture; Islamic Digital Arts and New Media visual culture; gender studies Earth and Planetary Science Donna M. Hunter East Asian Studies European painting (especially French) from 1600 to the 1960s; German art and visual Economics culture between the two world wars; art as social practice; portraiture; monuments,
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Education counter-monuments, and anti-monuments Electrical Engineering Stacy L. Kamehiro Environmental Studies Visual cultures of Oceania; colonial cultures; visual culture ad identity; gender studies; Biological Sciences museums and collecting; material culture Feminist Studies Assistant Professor Film and Digital Media
French Boreth Ly Visual cultures of Southeast Asia and its diaspora: religions and materiality, theory of visual German narrative, the politics of cultural translation; (post) colonial and cultural studies; issues of German Studies gender, sexuality, race, and trauma Greek
Hebrew Derek Conrad Murray Theory and criticism of contemporary art, cultural theory, identity and representation, art History of the African diaspora, popular visual culture, contemporary photography, and the ethics History of Art and Visual Culture of art history and visual studies History of Consciousness
Humanities Albert Narath Modern and Contemporary architecture and design; environmental history, theories of Italian technology, historiography of modernism, anthropology and architecture Italian Studies Japanese ♦ ♦ ♦ Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics Professor Latin Karen Bassi (Literature) Latin American and Latino Studies Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern studies; historiography; visual and performance studies Legal Studies
Linguistics James Clifford (History of Consciousness,Distinguished Professor Emeritus) Literature Anthropology, indigeneity, museum studies, exoticism Mathematics Shelly Errington (Anthropology ) Microbiology and Environmental Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and Toxicology digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America Biological Sciences Kathy Foley (Theater Arts) Music Southeast Asian drama and dance; puppetry Ocean Sciences Philosophy Dianne Gifford-Gonzalez (Anthropology) Zooarchaeology, African archaeology, pastoralism, colonial New Mexico, interpretive theory, Physical Education visual anthropology, emergence of pastoralism in East Africa; foodways as cultural Physics practices in colonial encounters Politics Portuguese David Marriott (History of Consciousness) Literary theory, psychoanalysis, black cultural theory and philosophies of race, literary and Psychology visual cultures of modernism Science Communication
Social Documentation Warren Sack (Film and Digital Media)
Social Sciences Division Theory and practice of digital media, software design and media theory
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Shelly Stamp (Film and Digital Media) Speakers Silent cinema, female filmmakers, film censorship, histories of moviegoing, early Hollywood Sociology Associate Professor Spanish Studies Noriko Aso (History) Sustainability Studies Japanese history, cultural studies, gender and history, race and ethnicity, colonialism, Technology and Information nationalism, Korean history, and popular culture Management Theater Arts Irene Gustafson (Film and Digital Media) Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction, gender and Writing Program queers, production design Course Descriptions
Teaching and Administrative Staff Peter Limbrick (Film and Digital Media) Postcolonial and transnational cinemas, race, gender, sexuality, queer theory Appendixes Assistant Professor Archive of General Catalogs
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Christine Hong (Literature) Asian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies
Soraya Murray (Film and Digital Media) New media art, theory, and criticism; visual culture including digital, film, video, and electronic games; theories of technology and globalization; media representations of technological and scientific advancement; representations of otherness, migration, citizenship
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests
Graduate Studies Gopal Balakrishnan, Associate Professor of History of Consciousness Classics of political thought from Plato to Rousseau, early modern and modern European Resources for Learning and intellectual history, historical sociology, the history and future of capitalism, nationalism
Research Barbara L. Epstein, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness
Campus Life Social movements and theories of social movements, 20th-century U.S. politics and culture, Marxism and related theories of social change; modern Jewish history Programs and Courses Carla Freccero, Professor and Chair of Literature, Professor and Chair of History of Disciplinary Communication Consciousness, and Feminist Studies General Education Requirements Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies, by Department postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer
Program Statements theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies
Faculty David S. Marriott, Professor of History of Consciousness Anthropology Poetics, black cultural studies, literary and psychoanalytic theory, visual culture studies, Applied Mathematics and Statistics black cultural theory and philosophies of race, caribbean modernism, Fanon studies
Art Robert L. Meister, Professor of Politics and History of Consciousness Astronomy and Astrophysics Critical human rights theory; moral philosophy; political jurisprudence; political theology; Bioengineering political economy; psychoanalysis; Marxian theory; financialization; 21st-century Biochemistry and Molecular capitalism; institutional analysis; historical justice; and antidiscrimination law
Biology Eric Porter, Professor of History, and History of Consciousness Biomolecular Engineering Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race Chemistry and Biochemistry and ethnic studies; jazz and popular music studies; urban studies Chinese Victor Burgin, Professor Emeritus of History of Consciousness Classical Studies
Community Studies James T. Clifford, Professor Emeritus of History of Consciousness
Computer Engineering Angela Y. Davis, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Teresa de Lauretis, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness, Literature, and Film and Digital Arts and New Media Digital Media Earth and Planetary Science Donna J. Haraway, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness and Feminist Studies East Asian Studies
Economics Hayden White, Professor Emeritus of History of Consciousness
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Feminist Studies Christopher Connery, Professor of Literature
Film and Digital Media World literature and cultural studies, globalism and geographical thought, the 1960s, Marxism, pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies, cultural revolution French German Nathaniel Deutsch, Professor of Literature and History German Studies Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of
Greek religions
Hebrew Jennifer A. González, Associate Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture History Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, History of Art and Visual Culture public and activist art in the U.S.
History of Consciousness Deborah Gould, Associate Professor of Sociology, Humanities Political emotion; social movements and contentious politics; classic and contemporary Italian social theory; sexualities; lesbian/gay/queer studies; feminist and queer theory Italian Studies Megan Thomas, Associate Professor of Politics Japanese Political theory, especially of the 19th century; nationalist thought; Orientalism; Jewish Studies comparative colonialism; Southeast Asia Languages and Applied Linguistics Tyrus Miller, Professor of Literature Latin Modernist, avant-garde, and postmodernist literature; the interrelations of the arts in the Latin American and Latino Studies 20th century; aesthetics theory; communist and post-communist society, intellectual Legal Studies history, and culture, especially in East-Central and Southern Europe; cinema and film Linguistics theory; the Frankfurt School; György Lukács; contemporary poetry and language arts Literature Jennifer Reardon, Associate Professor of Sociology Mathematics Issues of social identity as influenced by the new sciences of genetics and genomics; Microbiology and Environmental intersection of the sociology of science and knowledge and the sociology of race, gender, Toxicology and class Biological Sciences Vanita Seth, Associate Professor of Politics Music Early modern and modern political theory, feminist theory, cultural history, race politics, Ocean Sciences postcolonial theory Philosophy Associated Faculty Physical Education Physics Anjali Arondekar, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race Politics studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies Portuguese Psychology Karen Barad, Professor of Feminist Studies Science Communication Feminist science studies, materialism, deconstruction, poststructuralism, posthumanism, multi-species studies, science and justice, physics, 20th-century continental philosophy, Social Documentation epistemology, ontology, ethics, philosophy of physics, feminist, queer, and trans theories Social Sciences Division Spanish and Spanish for Heritage A. Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor of Literature Speakers Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film, Marxism and critical theory, psychoanalysis, lyric poetry, literary realism, the novel Sociology
Spanish Studies Vilashini Cooppan, Associate Professor of Literature Sustainability Studies Postcolonial studies, comparative and world literature, literatures of slavery and diaspora, Technology and Information globalization studies, cultural theory of race and ethnicity
Management Gina Dent, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Theater Arts Studies Writing Program Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture Course Descriptions Mayanthi Fernando, Associate Professor of Anthropology Teaching and Administrative Staff Anthropology of religion, secularism, Islam, multiculturalism/pluralism; colonial and post- colonial France, Europe Appendixes Rosa-Linda Fregoso, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Archive of General Catalogs
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Nondiscrimination Statement and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies
Search the Catalog Susan Gillman, Professor of Literature Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; world literature and cultural studies
Wlad Godzich, Professor of Literature Theory of literature; philosophy and literature; emergent literature; translation theory; globalization and culture; European integration; knowledge society; literatures of Africa, the Caribbean, Europe (Central, Eastern, and Western), Brazil, Canada; detective and crime fiction; science fiction; medicine and literature
Herman S. Gray, Professor of Sociology Cultural studies, media and television studies, black cultural politics, social theory
Jody Greene, Professor of Literature and Feminist Studies Seventeenth- and 18th-century British literature and culture; pre- and early modern studies; critical theory, especially Derrida; poststructuralism and ethics; gender studies; history of authorship; history of the book; human property
Susan Harding, Professor Emerita of Anthropology
Gail Hershatter, Professor of History Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history; history of sexuality; feminist theory; history, memory, and nostalgia
David C. Hoy, Professor of Philosophy Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Derrida, Foucault, phenomenology, poststructuralism, and contemporary European philosophy
Kimberly Jannarone, Professor of Theater Arts Directing, dramaturgy, dramatic theory and criticism, theater history, acting
Sharon Kinoshita, Professor of Literature Mediterranean studies; medieval francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature and cultural studies
Kimberly Lau, Professor of Literature; Provost, Oakes College Feminism, discourse, and power; feminist theory; discourse, analysis, and ethnographic methods; folklore and narrative; globalization
Dean Mathiowetz, Associate Professor of Politics Political theory, philosophy of language, classical and critical political economy
Helene Moglen, Professor Emerita of Literature and Feminist Studies
Triloki Nath Pandey, Professor of Anthropology Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological theories and comparisons; native North America; tribal India; Nepal
Ravi Rajan, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Environmental history and political ecology, risk and disaster studies, science and technology studies, North-South environmental conflicts, environmental social theory, environmental ethics
B. Ruby Rich, Professor of Community Studies Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.
Warren Sack, Professor of Film and Digital Media Software design and media theory
Daniel Selden, Professor of Literature Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical tradition, history of criticism, literary theory
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Anna Tsing, Professor of Anthropology Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social landscapes and tropical forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the U.S.
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Graduate Studies Professor
Resources for Learning and Jerome Neu Moral psychology; emotions, culture, and insults; philosophy of law; Freud and Research psychoanalytic theory
Campus Life Forrest G. Robinson, Emeritus
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Faculty
Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Art Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Margaret Brose, Emerita Research Deanna Shemek (Literature) Campus Life Renaissance Italian literature and culture; early modern feminism; humanism; letter-writing and epistolary culture; early modern literacy and media; Renaissance theater; the northern Programs and Courses court circles; digital humanities Disciplinary Communication General Education Requirements Lecturer by Department Giulia Centineo
Program Statements Italian culture and civilization; history of Italian language; Italian linguistics, syntax, and semantics; language pedagogy, Italian cinema, dubbing, Italian migrations Faculty
Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Maria (Tonia) Prencipe Technology and foreign language pedagogy; modern Italian culture, history, Art literature, and cinema; creative writing; promotion of Italian language and culture of Astronomy and Astrophysics K-12 Bioengineering Revised: 09/01/14 Biochemistry and Molecular
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Undergraduate Academic Program Core Program Faculty
Graduate Studies Giulia Centineo, Lecturer in Italian
Resources for Learning and Cynthia Polecritti, Associate Professor of History
Research Maria (Tonia) Prencipe, Lecturer in Italian
Campus Life Deanna Shemek, Professor of Literature
Programs and Courses Affiliated Faculty
Disciplinary Communication Murray Baumgarten, Professor of English and Comparative Literature General Education Requirements Maria Evangelatou, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture by Department
Program Statements Carla Freccero, Professor of Literature and Feminist Studies
Faculty Mary-Kay Gamel, Professor of Literature Anthropology Charles W. Hedrick Jr., Professor of History Applied Mathematics and Statistics Art Donna Hunter, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Astronomy and Astrophysics Allan Langdale, Lecturer of History of Art and Visual Culture Bioengineering
Biochemistry and Molecular Tyrus Miller, Professor of Literature
Biology Eleonora Pasotti, Associate Professor of Politics Biomolecular Engineering Daniel Selden, Professor of Literature and Classics Chemistry and Biochemistry Chinese Nina Treadwell, Associate Professor of Music Classical Studies James Wilson, Lecturer with Security of Employment in Writing Community Studies
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Shigeko Okamoto Research Sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, language and gender, foreign language pedagogy, Japanese linguistics Campus Life
Programs and Courses Associate Professor Noriko Aso Disciplinary Communication Japanese social, intellectual, and cultural history, material culture, colonialism, nationalism, General Education Requirements gender, race and ethnicity by Department
Program Statements Alan S. Christy Early modern and modern Japan; history of social sciences, colonialism, nationalism Faculty Anthropology Lecturer
Applied Mathematics and Statistics Mariko Bohn Art Sociolinguistics, language and gender, bilingualism, modern Japanese literature, language Astronomy and Astrophysics pedagogy.
Bioengineering Sakae Fujita Biochemistry and Molecular Foreign language education, drama in education Biology Revised: 09/01/14 Biomolecular Engineering
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Chinese
Classical Studies
Community Studies
Computer Engineering Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies
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Undergraduate Academic Program Principal Faculty Graduate Studies Bettina Aptheker, Professor of Feminist Studies
Resources for Learning and Feminist oral history and memoir; feminist pedagogy; African-American feminist history; queer studies; feminist Jewish studies; feminist critical race studies Research Murray Baumgarten, Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Neufeld-Levin Co- Campus Life Chair Dickens, Victorian literature and culture, the Bible, translation, modern Jewish writing, the Programs and Courses Holocaust Disciplinary Communication Dorian Bell, Assistant Professor of Literature General Education Requirements Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature and intellectual history; histories of empire by Department and anti-Semitism; literature and science; film studies; digital humanities Program Statements Margaret Brose, Emerita Professor of Literature Faculty
Anthropology Mark Cioc, Professor of History Applied Mathematics and Statistics German history, modern European history; environmental history Art Paula Daccarett, Lecturer in History Astronomy and Astrophysics Jewish modernity, Mediterranean Jewish history, Latin American Jewish history, Jewish Bioengineering women's history, Levantine cultures/spaces Biochemistry and Molecular Nathaniel Deutsch, Professor of Literature and History Biology Modern Jewish history; Eastern European Jewish culture; ethnography, Hasidism; history of Biomolecular Engineering religions Chemistry and Biochemistry Barbara Epstein, Professor Emerita of History of Consciousness Chinese Classical Studies Gildas Hamel, Lecturer Emeritus in History and Classical Languages Community Studies Johnathan Levitow, Lecturer in Yiddish Computer Engineering Yiddish language and literature Computer Science Peter Kenez, Professor Emeritus of History, Neufeld-Levin Co-Chair Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
Digital Arts and New Media Tammi Rossman-Benjamin, Lecturer in Hebrew Earth and Planetary Science Hebrew language and culture; biblical Hebrew syntax and semantics; the Hebrew Bible; East Asian Studies Jewish thought; psycholinguistics; second language acquisition and bilingualism
Economics Dan Selden, Professor of Literature
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German Murray Baumgarten, Professor of English and Comparative Literature
German Studies Nathaniel Deutsch, Professor of Literature and History Greek Bruce Thompson, Lecturer in History Hebrew History ♦ ♦ ♦ History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness Raoul Birnbaum, Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion Humanities and visual culture in China Italian
Italian Studies A. Hunter Bivens, Assistant Professor of Literature
Japanese Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film; Marxism and critical theory; psychoanalysis, lyric poetry; literary realism; the novel Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics Ryan Coonerty, Lecturer in Politics Latin American political history, law and international relations Latin American and Latino Studies Maria Evangelatou, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Legal Studies Medieval visual culture, with emphasis on Byzantium and its periphery; manuscript Linguistics illumination, Marian cult and iconography; ancient Greek and Roman visual culture; Islamic Literature visual culture; gender studies Mathematics Laurel Fox, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Microbiology and Environmental Terrestrial population and community ecology, plant-animal interactions Toxicology Robert Goff, Associate Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Biological Sciences Music Margo Hendricks, Professor Emerita of Literature Ocean Sciences Loisa Nygaard, Associate Professor of Literature Philosophy Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; Goethe; Romantic fiction; landscape Physical Education and landscape aesthetics; xenophobia in Germany Physics Paul Roth, Professor of Philosophy Politics Philosophy of social science, Quine, phiosophy of history, philosophy and sociology of Portuguese science, epistemology, history of analytic philosophy Psychology Avi Tchamni, Lecturer in Music Science Communication Composition, Jewish music, computer and electronic music, Middle Eastern music, theory, Social Documentation algorithmic music and generative musical syntax, orchestration, ethnomusicology Social Sciences Division
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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study 218 Cowell College Calendar (831) 459-2054 http://language.ucsc.edu Undergraduate Admission Program Description | Languages Course Descriptions | Academic English Course Undergraduate Expenses Descriptions | Applied Linguistics Course Descriptions
Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Chinese Resources for Learning and David Keenan Research Chinese language, fiction, and history
Campus Life Ting Ting Wu Sociolinguistics, Chinese novels, learning styles and teaching methodology for non-heritage Programs and Courses speakers Disciplinary Communication General Education Requirements French by Department Bryan Donaldson
Program Statements Word order variation in second-language French and historical French through the lens of information structure, discourse analysis, and sociolinguistics Faculty
Anthropology Angela Elsey Applied Mathematics and Statistics Francophonie, 19th-century French history and civilization, French and Francophone cinema Art
Astronomy and Astrophysics Greta Hutchison Bioengineering Foreign language pedagogy, second language acquisition, 20th-century French history and
Biochemistry and Molecular civilization, medieval French literature, 19th-century literature and art Biology German Biomolecular Engineering Zsuzsanna Abrams Chemistry and Biochemistry Applied linguistics, language pedagogy, second language acquisition, intercultural Chinese communication, discourse analysis, computer-mediated communication Classical Studies Walter Campbell Community Studies Language teaching, 18th- and 19th-century German literature, history of German Computer Engineering Computer Science Hebrew
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Tammi Rossman-Benjamin Digital Arts and New Media Hebrew language and culture, biblical Hebrew syntax and semantics, the Hebrew Bible, Earth and Planetary Science Jewish thought, psycholinguistics, second-language acquisition and bilingualism East Asian Studies Italian Economics Giulia Centineo
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Education Italian culture and civilization; history of Italian language; Italian linguistics, syntax, and Electrical Engineering semantics; language pedagogy; Italian cinema; dubbing; Italian migrations Environmental Studies Tonia Prencipe Biological Sciences Technology and foreign language pedagogy; modern Italian culture, history, literature, and Feminist Studies cinema; creative writing; promotion of Italian language and culture of K-12 Film and Digital Media
French Japanese
German Mariko Bohn German Studies Sociolinguistics, language and gender, bilingualism, modern Japanese literature, language Greek pedagogy
Hebrew Sakae Fujita History Foreign language education, drama in education History of Art and Visual Culture Shigeko Okamoto History of Consciousness Sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics, language and gender, foreign language Humanities pedagogy, Japanese linguistics Italian
Italian Studies Portuguese
Japanese Ana Maria Seara
Jewish Studies Portuguese language; literature, film, and music of Brazil and the Portuguese-speaking world; acquisition and teaching of foreign, second, and heritage languages Languages and Applied Linguistics Latin Spanish and Spanish for Spanish Speakers Latin American and Latino Studies Mark Amengual Legal Studies Bilingualism and language contact; acoustic phonetics; sociophonetics; L2 acquisition; Linguistics language variation and change; Spanish and Romance linguistics Literature Byron Barahona Mathematics Language acquisition and teaching methodology, Latin American literature and culture Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Carlos Calierno Intercultural communication and languages; Latin American culture; history of the Biological Sciences conquest, music, art, and cinematography Music Ocean Sciences María Victoria González-Pagani Philosophy Language teaching methodology; Spanish syntax; computer-assisted foreign language learning; Latin American cultural studies, especially women’s contributions Physical Education Physics Marta Navarro Politics Spanish language pedagogy for heritage speakers and non-native speakers; theatre; Portuguese Mexican popular culture
Psychology Ariel A. Pérez Science Communication Language acquisition and teaching methodology, computer-assisted language learning, Social Documentation teaching language for proficiency, oral proficiency assessment; Latin American current
Social Sciences Division affairs
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Alvaro Romero-Marco Speakers Spanish literature of the 19th- and 20th-centuries; film, cultural studies Sociology Eve Zyzik Spanish Studies Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, cognitive linguistics, language pedagogy Sustainability Studies and curriculum design Technology and Information Revised: 09/01/14 Management Theater Arts Writing Program Course Descriptions
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Karen Bassi (Literature) Resources for Learning and Greek and Latin literatures; gender literary and cultural theory, pre- and early modern
Research studies, historiography; visual and performance studies
Campus Life Mary-Kay Gamel (Literature) Performance studies, ancient Mediterranean performance, Greek and Latin literatures, Programs and Courses myth, reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts, film, feminist approaches to literature and performance Disciplinary Communication
General Education Requirements Gildas Hamel (History), Emeritus by Department Charles W. Hedrick Jr. (History) Program Statements Greek and Roman history Faculty John P. Lynch (Literature), Emeritus Anthropology
Applied Mathematics and Statistics Jennifer Lynn (History) Art Later Roman Republic and Principate; Homeric epic; Hellenistic and Augustan poetry; the Astronomy and Astrophysics lives of women in the ancient world
Bioengineering Daniel Selden (Literature) Biochemistry and Molecular Afroasiatic languages and literatures, Greek and Latin, Hellenistic culture, the classical Biology tradition, history of criticism, literary theory
Biomolecular Engineering Revised: 09/01/14 Chemistry and Biochemistry
Chinese
Classical Studies
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Computer Engineering Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies
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Graduate Studies Core Faculty
Resources for Learning and Gabriela Arredondo, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Latina/o studies; Chicana/o history; U.S. immigration histories; U.S. social and cultural Research history; critical race and ethnicity theories; Chicana and Mexicana feminisms; “borderlands” studies; history of modern Mexico Campus Life John G. Borrego, Professor Emeritus of Latin American and Latino Studies Programs and Courses
Disciplinary Communication Sylvanna Falcón, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Human rights activism, racism/antiracism, globalization, gender, transnational feminism, General Education Requirements contemporary Peru by Department
Program Statements Adrián Félix, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies International migration; Mexico-U.S. migration; migrant transnationalism; racial/ethnic Faculty politics and identity; politics of citizenship; Latino politics Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Jonathan Fox, Professor Emeritus of Latin American and Latino Studies Art Rosa-Linda Fregoso, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Astronomy and Astrophysics Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial Bioengineering and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies Biochemistry and Molecular Walter L. Goldfrank, Professor Emeritus of Latin American and Latino Studies and Sociology Biology
Biomolecular Engineering Fernando Leiva, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies
Chemistry and Biochemistry Political economy of Latin American capitalism; critical cultural political economy; social movements; state-society articulations under neoliberalism and post-neoliberalism; social Chinese network analysis Classical Studies
Community Studies Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies
Computer Engineering Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatuers, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatuers of Cuba and the Cuban Computer Science diaspora, cinema and social change in Cuba; critical race theory, queer literature and Critical Race and Ethnic Studies cinema in Latin America Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science Hector Perla, Jr., Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies International relations; Latin American studies; Latino politics; 21st-century left in Central East Asian Studies America; U.S. foreign policy; social and revolutionary movements; asymmetric conflicts; Economics political psychology; transnational political mobilization
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Education Electrical Engineering Catherine Ramirez, Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies United States cultural history, with a focus on immigration and assimilation; theories of Environmental Studies citizenship; Latino literature; comparative ethnic studies; feminist and gender studies; Biological Sciences cultural studies Feminist Studies
Film and Digital Media Cecilia M. Rivas, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Transnationalism; media and communication (Internet, newspapers); migration; French globalization; race, ethnicity, and gender; bilingualism; consumption; El Salvador, Central German America, Southern Mexico German Studies
Greek Jessica K. Taft, Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Youth activism; childhood and youth studies; social movements; participatory democracy; Hebrew girls studies; Latin American radicalisms; feminist theory; qualitative and participatory History research methods History of Art and Visual Culture
History of Consciousness Patricia Zavella, Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies Transnational migration by Mexicans, poverty, family, sexuality, labor, social networks, Humanities feminist studies, Chicana/o-Latina/o studies, ethnographic research methods Italian Italian Studies Participating Faculty
Japanese Mark D. Anderson, Associate Professor of Anthropology Jewish Studies Racial formation, diaspora, nationalism, transnationalism, indigeneity, consumption, Languages and Applied Linguistics Central America, Honduras, Latin America, African diaspora Latin Jeffrey T. Bury, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Latin American and Latino Studies Political ecology; sustainable development; Latin American studies; international relations; Legal Studies institutional dimensions of natural resource conservation in the global south Linguistics Pedro G. Castillo, Associate Professor Emeritus of History Literature Mathematics Cynthia Cruz, Assistant Professor of Education Feminist ethnography; community-based learning; decolonial pedagogies; LGBTQ street Microbiology and Environmental youth; women of color thought; cultural studies and education Toxicology Biological Sciences Kent H. Eaton, Professor of Politics Music Comparative politics, Latin America international relations, political economy, public policy,political institutions Ocean Sciences
Philosophy Lisbeth Haas, Professor of History, Professor of Feminist Studies Physical Education U.S.-Mexico borderlands, Chicano and Native American history; visual culture in the Physics colonial Americas; the U.S. West and California; historical memory, theory, and historical methodology Politics
Portuguese Norma Klahn, Professor of Literature Psychology Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino Science Communication literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, Social Documentation feminist, transnational/global) Social Sciences Division Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Flora Lu, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Speakers Ecological anthropology, human behavioral ecology, Amazon rainforest, indigenous peoples, conservation, Ecuador, culture change, market integration, indigenous resource Sociology management, political ecology, environmental justice Spanish Studies Sustainability Studies Eduardo Mosqueda, Assistant Professor of Education Technology and Information Mathematics education of English learners; large-scale dataset quantitative analysis; urban education issues Management
Theater Arts Olga Nájera-Ramírez, Professor of Anthropology Writing Program Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, Course Descriptions transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico Teaching and Administrative Staff Marcia Ochoa, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Appendixes Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies,
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Renya K. Ramirez, Associate Professor of Anthropology Native American studies, Indian identity, Native Americans and anthropology, urban Indians, Native American women, cultural citizenship, expressive culture, and anti-racist education
B. Ruby Rich, Professor of Social Documentation and Film and Digital Media Documentary film and video, post-9/11 culture, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latin/a cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, the politics of film festival proliferation and the marketing of foreign films in the U.S.
Barbara Rogoff, Professor of Psychology Human development in sociocultural activity; informal and formal arrangements for learning; adult/child and peer communication in families and schools in diverse cultural communities (especially in Guatemala, Mexico, and the U.S.); learning through observation and collaboration
Felicity Amaya Schaeffer, Associate Professor of Feminist Studies Transnational feminism, migration, Latin American/Latino studies, Chicana/o studies, Internet, technology and the body, sexuality, gender and globalization
Helen Shapiro, Associate Professor of Sociology Political economy, Latin American economic history and development (with an emphasis on Brazil), industrial policy, the auto industry, the state and transnational corporations
Affiliated Faculty
Jorge Aladro Font, Professor of Spanish Literature Spanish mysticism, theory and historical developments of imagery in the Middle Ages to the baroque period, Renaissance and baroque Hispanic literature, Italian ideas in the Spanish Renaissance, Cervantes
Chelsea Blackmore, Assistant Professor of Anthropology Pre-Columbian archaeology (Mesoamerican focus), identity formation, complex societies, class and state formation, gender, feminist/queer theory
Carolyn Dean. Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Cultural histories of the native Americas and colonial Latin America
Maria Elena Diaz, Associate Professor of History Atlantic world, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean, Cuba; social and cultural, global and local histories; colonialism, slavery and freedom, race/ethnicity, gender and class; legal, political, popular, and religious culture
Robert W. Fairlie, Associate Professor of Economics Labor economics, entrepreneurship, education, applied econometrics
Dana Frank, Professor of History U.S. social and economic history; women, labor, and working-class history; contemporary political economy; modern Central America
Gregory S. Gilbert, Professor of Environmental Studies Disease ecology, forest ecology, tropical ecology, biological invasions, conservation biology, applied evolutionary ecology
María Victoria González-Pagani, Lecturer in Spanish Language Language teaching methodology; Spanish syntax; computer-assisted foreign language learning; Latin American cultural studies, especially women's contributions
Shelly Grabe, Associate Professor of Psychology Structural and individual components of women's rights violations and social justice in the context of globalization; partnership with grassroots women's organizations; embodied oppression
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Miriam Greenberg, Associate Professor of Sociology Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and urban political ecology
Kirsten Silva Gruesz, Professor of Literature Chicano/Latino literatures and cultures, Comparative Americas studies, language ideologies and bilingualism in literature
Daniel Guevara, Associate Professor of Philosophy Kant, moral philosophy, moral psychology, environmental ethics, history of modern philosophy
Craig Haney, Professor of Psychology Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms
Karen D. Holl, Pepper-Giberson Professor, Environmental Studies Restoration ecology, conservation biology, landscape ecology
Regina D. Langhout, Associate Professor of Psychology School-community-university collaboration; how schooling and neighborhood experiences are informed by social class, race, and gender; participatory action research
John Leaños, Assistant Professor of Social Documentation Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice
Deborah Letourneau, Professor of Environmental Studies Agroecology, tropical biology, insect-plant interactions, biological conservation for ecosystem services, biological processes as an alternative to pesticides, environmental risks of genetically engineered organisms, redwood forest community ecology
Daniel T. Linger, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology
Paul M. Lubeck, Professor Emeritus of Sociology
Andrew Salvador Mathews, Associate Professor of Anthropology Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy
Judit Moschkovich, Professor of Mathematics Education Mathematical thinking and learning; student conceptions of functions; mathematical discourse; everyday mathematical practices; bilingual mathematics learners
Matthew D. O’Hara, Associate Professor of History Modern Latin America and Mexico; late colonial Latin America; religion, spirituality, and ritual; urban history; race, ethnicity, and identity; political culture
Lucinda Pease-Alvarez, Professor of Education Language and literacy development, language-minority education, bilingualism, informal learning, teachers as policy makers
Jennifer Poole, Assistant Professor of Economics International trade, Latin American economics, applied microeconomics
Daniela Sandler, Assistant Professor of History of Art and Visual Culture Modern and contemporary architecture and urbanism; visual and cultural studies; social inequality in space; architectural preservation; history and memory in the built environment; architecture and visual culture in Latin America and Europe, with foci on Brazil and Germany
Ana Maria Seara, Lecturer, Portuguese Language Portuguese language; literature, film, and music of Brazil and the Portuguese-speaking world; acquisition and teaching of foreign, second, and heritage languages
Dana Y. Takagi, Professor of Sociology
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Social inequality and identity, research methods, race relations, nationalism and social movements
Kip Telléz, Professor of Education Preparation of teachers for linguistic and cultural diversity, second language learning, studies of the school curriculum, educational assessment
Gustavo Vazquez, Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in film
Rasmus Winther, Associate Professor of Philosophy Philosophy of science, philosophy of biology, philosophy of mind, pragmatism, Latin American philosophy, continental philosophy, philosophy of multiculturalism, post-colonial theory, feminism, ontology, evolutionary theory, cognitive science
Thomas Wu, Assistant Professor of Economics International finance, macroeconomics, Brazilian macroeconomic policy
Karen Tei Yamashita, Professor of Literature (Creative Writing) History and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil, Asian American literature, modern fiction, playwriting
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Graduate Studies Donald Brenneis, Professor of Anthropology Linguistic anthropology, folklore, legal anthropology, ethnomusicology, overseas Indians, Resources for Learning and South Asia, disputing and dispute management, legal language, bureaucratic institutions,
Research knowledge production, improvisation
Campus Life Ryan Coonerty, Lecturer, Legal Studies American political history, law and international relations Programs and Courses Gina Dent, Associate Professor, Feminist Studies, History of Consciousness, and Legal Disciplinary Communication Studies General Education Requirements Africana literary and cultural studies, legal theory, popular culture by Department
Program Statements Hiroshi Fukurai, Professor of Sociology Faculty Citizen participation in law, race and the law, indigenous approach to international law,
Anthropology decolonialism, Japan and East Asia, advanced quantitative methods, survey research
Applied Mathematics and Statistics Craig W. Haney, Professor of Psychology, Director of Legal Studies Art Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the Astronomy and Astrophysics psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual
Bioengineering origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms
Biochemistry and Molecular Ruth Langridge, Lecturer, Legal Studies Biology Water resource issues, including control over, access to, and management of water; climate Biomolecular Engineering change; groundwater management, and broader theoretical and political issues related to
Chemistry and Biochemistry property; institutions form and change; the social, political and environmental impacts and beneficiaries of current rules; and the consequences of proposed changes Chinese Classical Studies Mark Fathi Massoud, Assistant Professor of Politics Community Studies Law and society; human rights; international law and development, with a special interest in
Computer Engineering Sudan; field research, with an emphasis on qualitative and ethnographic methods Computer Science Triloki Nath Pandey, Professor of Anthropology Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological Digital Arts and New Media theories and comparisons Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Daniel M. Press, Professor of Environmental Studies
Economics U.S. environmental politics and policy, social capital and democratic theory, industrial ecology, land and species conservation, regionalism
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Resources for Learning and Jorge Aladro Font Spanish mysticism; theory and historical developments of imagery in the Middle Ages to Research the baroque period; Renaissance and baroque Hispanic literature; Italian ideas in the Spanish Renaissance; Cervantes Campus Life George T. Amis, Emeritus Programs and Courses
Disciplinary Communication Karen Bassi Greek and Latin literatures; gender; literary and cultural theory; pre- and early modern General Education Requirements studies; historiography; visual and performance studies by Department
Program Statements Murray Baumgarten Dickens; Victorian literature and culture; the Bible; translation; modern Jewish writing; the Faculty Holocaust Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Harry Berger, Jr., Emeritus Art Margaret R. Brose, Emerita Astronomy and Astrophysics
Bioengineering Julianne Burton-Carvajal, Emerita
Biochemistry and Molecular Christopher Connery Biology World literature and cultural studies; globalism and geographical thought; the 1960s; Biomolecular Engineering Marxism; pre-modern and modern Chinese cultural studies; cultural revolution
Chemistry and Biochemistry Robert M. Durling, Emeritus Chinese John M. Ellis, Emeritus Classical Studies
Community Studies Carla Freccero Computer Engineering Renaissance studies; French and Italian language and literature; early modern studies; Computer Science postcolonial theories and literature; contemporary feminist theories and politics; queer theory; U.S. popular culture; posthumanism; animal studies Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
Digital Arts and New Media Pascale Gaitet, Emerita Earth and Planetary Science Mary-Kay Gamel East Asian Studies Performance studies; ancient Mediterranean performance; Greek and Latin literatures; Economics myth; reception of Greek and Roman texts and artifacts; film; feminist approaches to
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Education literature and performance Electrical Engineering Susan Gillman Environmental Studies Nineteenth-century American literature and culture; theories of culture, race, and gender; Biological Sciences world literature and cultural studies Feminist Studies Wlad Godzich Film and Digital Media Theory of literature; philosophy and literature; emergent literature; translation theory; French globalization and culture; European integration; knowledge society; literatures of Africa, German the Caribbean, Europe (Central, Eastern, and Western), Brazil, Canada; detective and crime German Studies fiction; science fiction; medicine and literature Greek Jody Greene Hebrew Seventeenth- and 18th-century British literature and culture; pre- and early modern History studies; critical theory, especially Derrida; poststructuralism and ethics; gender studies; History of Art and Visual Culture history of authorship; history of the book; human property History of Consciousness Kirsten Silva Gruesz Humanities Transnational Americas studies; Chicano/Latino literatures and cultures; 19th-century U.S. Italian and Latin American literature; poetry; history of the book; reading and literacy; bilingualism Italian Studies Margo Hendricks, Emerita Japanese
Jewish Studies John O. Jordan, Emeritus Languages and Applied Linguistics Sharon Kinoshita Latin Mediterranean studies; medieval Francophone and Mediterranean literature; literature, Latin American and Latino Studies translation, and empire; postcolonial and globalization theory; Marco Polo; world literature Legal Studies and cultural studies Linguistics Norma Klahn Literature Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino Mathematics literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics Microbiology and Environmental and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, Toxicology feminist, transnational/global) Biological Sciences Kimberly J. Lau Music Feminist theory; fairy tale studies; virtual worlds; social fictions; discourse analysis and Ocean Sciences ethnographic methods Philosophy H. Marshall Leicester, Jr. Physical Education Psychoanalysis; poststructuralism; gender theories; theory of cultural change; cultural Physics studies and popular culture: opera, film, American country music; history, theory, and Politics interpretation of horror film; affect and affect theory Portuguese John P. Lynch, Emeritus Psychology Science Communication Nathaniel E. Mackey, Emeritus
Social Documentation Tyrus Miller Social Sciences Division Modernist, avant-garde, and postmodernist literature; the interrelations of the arts in the Spanish and Spanish for Heritage 20th century; aesthetics theory; communist and post-communist society, intellectual Speakers history, and culture, especially in East-Central and Southern Europe; cinema and film
Sociology theory; the Frankfurt School; György Lukács; contemporary poetry and language arts
Spanish Studies Helene Moglen, Emerita Sustainability Studies Madeline Moore, Emerita Technology and Information Management Micah Perks Theater Arts Reading and writing contemporary fiction; memoir and historical fiction; alternative communities Writing Program
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Paul N. Skenazy, Emeritus
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Richard Terdiman, Emeritus
Thomas A. Vogler, Emeritus
Michael J. Warren, Emeritus
Rob Wilson Transnational and postcolonial literatures, especially as located and transformed in Asia/Pacific; cultural-political emergences as posited against empires of globalization; cultural poetics of America in the Pacific and Oceania; the sublime, Longinus to Hiroshima; poetics of experimental writing, especially poetry; the poetry and cultural poetics of Bob Dylan; Beat beatitude, social and literary, from Jesus to Juliana Spahr et al; San Francisco as Global City, with its literature read as archive of vision and critique; Pacific Rim cities from Hong Kong and Seoul to Taipei, Kaohsiung, Shanghai, Honolulu, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
Karen Tei Yamashita History and anthropology of Japanese immigration to Brazil; Asian American literature; modern fiction; playwriting
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Vilashini Cooppan Postcolonial studies; comparative and world literature; literatures of slavery and diaspora; globalization studies; cultural theory of race and ethnicity
Sean Keilen Shakespeare; Ovid; the classical tradition; early British literature; Renaissance humanism; poetry and poetics, imitation; theory of literature; interpretation and its history; the division of the arts and sciences; creative criticism; literature and the fine arts; literature and ethics; psychoanalysis; the passions; the senses; beauty
Loisa Nygaard Eighteenth- and early 19th-century German literature; Goethe; Romantic fiction; landscape and landscape aesthetics; xenophobia in Germany
Assistant Professor
Dorian Bell Nineteenth- and 20th-century French literature and intellectual history; histories of empire and anti-Semitism; literature and science; film studies; digital humanities
A. Hunter Bivens Twentieth- and 21st-century German literature and film; Marxism and critical theory; psychoanalysis; lyric poetry; literary realism; the novel
Christopher Chen Twentieth- and 21st-century African American literature; Asian American literature; 20th and 21st-century US multiethnic poetry and poetics; comparative ethnic literary studies; literary formalisms and comparative racialization; contemporary experimental poetics and political theory
Martin Devecka Greek and Latin languages and literatures; cultural history; Arabic language and literature; animal studies; history of technology; Renaissance studies
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Camilo Gomez-Rivas Medieval and Mediterranean studies; western Mediterranean historical and cultural studies; refugees, law and society, and religious identity; Arabic literature and cultural history; medieval Iberian literature and culture
Christine Hong Asian American literature and cultural criticism; African American literature and black freedom studies; Korean diasporic cultural production; Pacific Rim studies; postcolonial theory; critical race theory; human rights discourse; law and literature; narrative theory; film and visual studies
G.S. Sahota Postcolonial studies, world literature; Indian literary and intellectual history (especially in Urdu, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Hindi, and English); religion and modernity (Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism); romanticism; Marxism; translation
Ronaldo V. Wilson 20th-century and contemporary African American literature; poetry; contemporary American poetry and poetics; Black visual culture; recent experimental writers and artists
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Charles W. Hedrick Jr. (History) Greek and Roman history; epigraphy; historiography; political theory
Lourdes Martinez-Echazabal (Latin American and Latino Studies) Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory
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Anjali Arondekar (Feminist Studies) South Asian studies, colonial historiography; feminist theories; queer theory; critical race studies; 19th-century interdisciplinary studies
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Resources for Learning and Robert Boltje Group theory, representation theory, algebraic number theory Research Bruce N. Cooperstein Campus Life Groups of Lie type, incidence geometry
Programs and Courses Chongying Dong
Disciplinary Communication Infinite-dimensional Lie algebras and their representations, conformal field theory
General Education Requirements Torsten Ehrhardt by Department Functional analysis, Operator theory, Random matrix theory, Banach algebras, Wiener-Hopf Program Statements factorization, Toeplitz and Hankel operators
Faculty Viktor Ginzburg Anthropology Global analysis, symplectic topology; Hamiltonian dynamical systems, Poisson geometry, Applied Mathematics and Statistics symmetries, and group actions Art Debra Lewis Astronomy and Astrophysics Geometric Hamiltonian mechanics, geometric integration, bifurcation theory, applications Bioengineering of variational methods, control theory Biochemistry and Molecular Geoffrey Mason Biology Vertex operator algebras and applications to conformal field theory and string theory; Biomolecular Engineering modular forms; group theory; quasi-Hopf algebras Chemistry and Biochemistry Richard Montgomery Chinese Celestial mechanics, differential geometry, gauge theory, mechanics (quantum and Classical Studies classical), and singularity theory Community Studies
Computer Engineering Jie Qing Nonlinear analysis, harmonic analysis, partial differential equations with applications to Computer Science differential geometry, mathematical physics Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Hirotaka Tamanoi Earth and Planetary Science Algebraic topology, string topology, topological quantum field theory, mathematical aspects of string theory East Asian Studies Economics Anthony J. Tromba
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Electrical Engineering Riemann surfaces Environmental Studies Associate Professor Biological Sciences Samit Dasgupta Feminist Studies Algebraic number theory, arithmetic geometry, special values of L-functions Film and Digital Media Martin H. Weissman French Representation theory, automorphic forms, number theory German German Studies Assistant Professor
Greek Longzhi Lin Hebrew Geomtric analysis and geometric partial differential equations History Junecue Suh History of Art and Visual Culture Number theory and arithmetic algebraic geometry History of Consciousness
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Italian Ralph H. Abraham Italian Studies Nicholas Burgoyne Japanese
Jewish Studies Arthur E. Fischer Languages and Applied Linguistics Marvin J. Greenberg Latin Al Kelley Latin American and Latino Studies
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Music Harold Widom Ocean Sciences Lecturer Philosophy Physical Education Frank Bäuerle
Physics Abraham Berman Politics Nandini Bhattacharya Portuguese
Psychology Mark R. Eastman Science Communication Yonatan Katznelson Social Documentation
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Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Richard R. Mitchell Speakers Revised: 09/01/14 Sociology
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Fields of Study 2014-15 General Catalog Calendar 430 Physical Sciences Building Undergraduate Admission Telephone (831) 459-4719 FAX (831) 459-3524 Undergraduate Expenses http://www.metx.ucsc.edu Undergraduate Academic Program Program Description | Course Descriptions Graduate Studies
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Research Victoria Auerbuch Stone, Assistant Professor Interactions between the pathogen Yersinia pseudotuberculosis and the innate immune Campus Life system
Programs and Courses Manel Camps, Associate Professor
Disciplinary Communication Molecular mechanisms of chemotherapeutic agent action and resistance
General Education Requirements A. Russell Flegal, Professor by Department Anthropogenic perturbations of biogeochemical cycles, applications of isotopic tracers in Program Statements anthropology and archaeology
Faculty Karen Ottemann, Professor Anthropology Bacterial pathogenesis, response of bacterial pathogens to their environments Applied Mathematics and Statistics Chad Saltikov, Professor Art Microbial processes that influence the biotransformation of pollutants in the environment Astronomy and Astrophysics Donald R. Smith, Professor Bioengineering Neurotoxicity, cellular and organismal responses to environmental toxins Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Fitnat Yildiz, Professor Biomolecular Engineering Microbiology, molecular genetics, functional genomics, signal transduction, biofilm formation Chemistry and Biochemistry Chinese Adjunct Professor Classical Studies Lynn Rothschild Community Studies Astrobiology research at NASA Ames Computer Engineering Ron Oremland Computer Science Microbial metabolism of reduced gases and of toxic elements Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Assistant Adjunct Professor
Earth and Planetary Science Myra Finkelstein East Asian Studies Human impacts to wildlife with an emphasis on contaminant-induced effects Economics
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German Studies Jonathan Zehr (Ocean Sciences)
Greek Aquatic microbial ecology, biological oceanography Hebrew Additional Affiliated Faculty History Environmental Toxicology History of Art and Visual Culture Don Croll (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) History of Consciousness Foraging ecology of marine sea birds and mammals, island conservation/ecology Humanities Italian Andrew Fisher (Earth and Planetary Sciences) Italian Studies Hydrology, crustal studies, heat flow modeling
Japanese Raphael Kudela (Ocean Sciences) Jewish Studies Ecological modeling and remote sensing, satellite oceanography, phytoplankton ecology Languages and Applied Linguistics and harmful algal blooms Latin Matthew McCarthy (Ocean Sciences) Latin American and Latino Studies Marine organic geochemistry and chemical oceanography, global biogeochemical cycles, Legal Studies compound-specific isotopes and radio carbon Linguistics Peter T. Raimondi (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Literature Applied marine ecology Mathematics Microbiology and Environmental Cellular Toxicology
Toxicology Lindsay Hinck (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Biological Sciences Breast development and cancer, cell biology, and development Music Theodore Holman (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Ocean Sciences Bioinorganics and biological chemistry Philosophy Pradip K. Mascharak (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Physical Education Bioinorganic chemistry, design of antitumor drugs, modeling of active sites of Physics metalloenzymes, design of catalysts for hydrocarbon oxidation, studies on intermediates in Politics non-heme oxygenase chemistry, design of NO-donors for photodynamic therapy Portuguese Glenn Millhauser (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Psychology Electron paramagnetic resonance; nuclear magnetic resonance, protein structure and Science Communication function, peptide synthesis, prions, melanocortin signaling Social Documentation
Social Sciences Division Martha Zuniga (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Biology) Molecular, cellular, and developmental biology of the immune system Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Speakers Microbiology Sociology Grant Hartzog (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Spanish Studies Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation Sustainability Studies Douglas R. Kellogg (Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology) Technology and Information Coordination of cell growth and cell division Management Theater Arts Roger Linington (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Marine Natural Products, Drugs for Neglected Diseases, Chemical Biology, Chemical Probes Writing Program
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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study Physical and Biological Sciences Undergraduate Affairs Office Calendar 142 Jack Basking Engineering Bldg. (831) 459-4143 Undergraduate Admission http://undergrad.pbsci.ucsc.edu
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Graduate Studies Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology
Resources for Learning and Faculty and Professional Interests
Research Manuel Ares Jr. Regulation of RNA processing; structure, function and evolution of RNA-based systems Campus Life Needhi Bhalla Programs and Courses Meiotic chromosome dynamics Disciplinary Communication Hinrich Boeger General Education Requirements Chromatin structure and the regulation of transcription by Department
Program Statements Barry Bowman Membrane biochemistry and genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology of membrane Faculty proteins Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Bin Chen Mammalian brain development Art
Astronomy and Astrophysics David Feldheim Bioengineering Developmental neuroscience Biochemistry and Molecular Grant Hartzog Biology Biochemistry, genetics, chromatin and transcriptional regulation Biomolecular Engineering Lindsay Hinck Chemistry and Biochemistry Breast development and cancer, cell biology, development Chinese
Classical Studies Melissa Jurica
Community Studies Structure and function of human splicing machinery
Computer Engineering Rohinton T. Kamakaka Computer Science Nuclear organization, chromatin domains, epigenetic gene regulation and insulators Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Douglas R. Kellogg Digital Arts and New Media Coordination of cell growth and cell division Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Jeremy Lee Molecular biology education and curriculum development; Drosphila models of Economics neurodegeneration
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Environmental Studies Plant microbe interactions, photorespiration, genetic recombination in plants
Biological Sciences Amy Ralston Feminist Studies Origins and regulation of mammalian stem cells Film and Digital Media Michael Rexach French Structure and function of nuclear pore complex, nuclear transport German Jeremy Sanford German Studies Genomic analysis of protein-RNA interactions Greek Hebrew William M. Saxton History Cytoskeletal motors and active transport processes
History of Art and Visual Culture Susan Strome History of Consciousness Chromatin and RNA regulation in C. elegans Humanities William T. Sullivan Italian Cell cycle, cytoskeleton, and host-pathogen interactions Italian Studies
Japanese John W. Tamkun Transcriptional regulation, molecular genetics of Drosophila development, regulation of Jewish Studies gene expression Languages and Applied Linguistics Latin Zhu Wang Latin American and Latino Studies Prostate development and cancer, tissue stem cells
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Speakers Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology Lecturers Sociology Linda Ogren Spanish Studies Sustainability Studies Giulia Ruben Technology and Information Mary Zavanelli Management Theater Arts ♦ ♦ ♦ Writing Program Victora Auerbach-Stone (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Course Descriptions The interaction between the gut pathogen Yersinia pseudotuberculosis and the mammalian Teaching and Administrative Staff immune system
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David Haussler (Biomolecular Engineering) Bioinformatics, genomics, computational genomic data analysis, molecular evolution and comparative genomics, genomic and clinical data sharing and standards, cancer genomics, neurodevelopment, stem cell research, immunogenomics, information theory, pattern recognition, machine learning, artificial intelligence, information theory, theoretical computer science
Scott Lokey (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Organic chemistry; combinatorial synthesis, biotechnology, molecular cell biology
Todd M. Lowe (Biomolecular Engineering) Experimental and computation genomics, ncRNA gene finders, DNA microarrays to study the biology of Archaea
Karen Ottemann (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Environmental responses of pathogenic bacteria
Seth Rubin (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Biomolecular mechanisms of cell-cycle regulation and cancer; structural biology and biochemistry; macromolecular x-ray crystallography; nuclear magnetic resonance
William G. Scott (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Structure and function of RNA, proteins, and their complexes
Beth Shapiro (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Evolutionary and molecular ecology, ancient DNA, genomics, pathogen evolution
Alexander Sher (Physics) Development of experimental techniques for the study of neural function
Michael Stone (Chemistry and Biochemistry) Single-molecule Biophysics and Enzymology; Structure, function, and assembly of the telomerase ribonucleoprotein, Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (FRET), optical/magnetic trapping, sub-diffraction optical imaging of telomeres and the nucleus
Fitnat Yildiz (Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology) Microbiology, molecular genetics, genomics; the mechanism of persistence of survival of Vibrio cholerae
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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study 244 Music Center Calendar (831) 459-2292 [email protected] Undergraduate Admission http://music.ucsc.edu
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Amy C. Beal Research American music, 20th-century music, experimental and improvisatory performance practices, postwar and Cold War culture, German new music festivals and radio stations, Campus Life piano performance, contemporary music ensemble Programs and Courses Linda C. Burman-Hall, Research Professor Disciplinary Communication David H. Cope, Emeritus General Education Requirements
by Department Sherwood Dudley, Emeritus Program Statements Karlton E. Hester Faculty Premeditated, electroacoustic, and spontaneous composition; flutes, saxophones, and Anthropology interdisciplinary performance; improvisational and Afrocentric music theory, analysis and Applied Mathematics and Statistics history. Artistic Director, Global African Music and Arts Festival/Symposium; UCSC/ISIM Art International Improvisation Festival/Conference.
Astronomy and Astrophysics Edward F. Houghton, Emeritus Bioengineering David Evan Jones Biochemistry and Molecular Instrumental and computer-assisted composition, electro-acoustic music, world music Biology composition, chamber opera, language and music, timbre and orchestration Biomolecular Engineering
Chemistry and Biochemistry Hi Kyung Kim Composition, theory, contemporary music, analysis, orchestration, Korean music, world Chinese music composition, Founder and Artistic Director, Pacific Rim Music Festival Classical Studies
Community Studies Anatole Leikin
Computer Engineering Classical and romantic music history, theory, and performance practices, piano and fortepiano, Russian music Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Leta E. Miller Digital Arts and New Media Twentieth-century American music in the United States, 16th-century chanson and Earth and Planetary Science madrigal, music and science in the baroque period; C.P.E. Bach, Lou Harrison, music in San Francisco, modern and baroque flute East Asian Studies Economics Gordon Mumma, Emeritus
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Education Paul Nauert Electrical Engineering Theory, composition; rhythm and meter; music cognition; mathematical and computer Environmental Studies models of the compositional process Biological Sciences Nicole A. Paiement Feminist Studies Conducting; world premiere performance and recordings; contemporary chamber opera; Film and Digital Media interdisciplinary art; Founder and Artistic Director, Ensemble Parallèle French Larry Polansky German Composition, post-tonal theory, algorithmic music, American music, tuning German Studies theory, contemporary music, ensemble performance and performance practice, acoustic Greek and electric guitar music, music editing and publishing, interdisciplinary collaboration, Hebrew music and scientific research History John M. Schechter, Emeritus History of Art and Visual Culture History of Consciousness Associate Professor
Humanities Benjamin L. Carson Italian Theory and composition, music perception, empiricism and subjectivity, Schoenberg, Italian Studies popular music, improvisation Japanese Dard Neuman, Kamil and Talat Hasan Endowed Chair in Classical Indian Music Jewish Studies Ethnomusicology; Hindustani music; colonialism, nationalism, technology and performance; Languages and Applied Linguistics sitar Latin Nina Treadwell Latin American and Latino Studies Renaissance through early baroque music history and performance practices, early Legal Studies plucked-string instruments (theorbo, renaissance, and baroque guitar; renaissance lute), Linguistics 16th- and 17th-century Italian theatrical music, gender studies, women and music, literary Literature and critical theory Mathematics Assistant Professor Microbiology and Environmental David Dunn Toxicology Sound art and design, music and the environment, acoustic ecology, compositional Biological Sciences linguistics, live electro-acoustic performance, composition, bio-acoustic research, history Music of electronic music practice, art and science, audio engineering and location recording Ocean Sciences Nicol C. Hammond Philosophy South African music, popular music studies, ethnomusicology, voice, nationalism, Physical Education postcolonialism,gender and sexuality, queer studies, world music, music of sub-Saharan Physics Africa, music of the Global South Politics Tanya H. Merchant Portuguese Ethnomusicology, musics of Central Asia, the former Soviet Union, and the Balkans, music Psychology and gender, identity, nationalism, globalization, and the institutionalization of music Science Communication
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Social Sciences Division Nathaniel A. Berman Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Concert choir
Speakers Bill Kalinkos Sociology Clarinet Spanish Studies Paul D. Contos Sustainability Studies Saxophone Technology and Information
Management William D. Coulter Theater Arts Classical guitar
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Teaching and Administrative Staff Maria V. Ezerova Piano Appendixes
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Erin Irvine Bassoon
Robert Klevan Wind ensemble, large jazz ensemble
Patrice L. Maginnis Voice
Roy T. Malan Violin, viola
George E. Marsh Drumset, improvisation, rhythm theory, Inner Drumming, game theory, polyrhythms, Deep Listening
Patricia L. Mitchell Oboe
Stan E. Poplin String bass, jazz ensembles
Richard Roper Trumpet
Vanessa Ruotolo Cello
Brian J. Staufenbiel Voice, university opera theater
Undang Sumarna West Javanese gamelan
Avi Tchamni Theory, ethnomusicology
Susan C. Vollmer Horn
William K. Winant Orchestral percussion, percussion ensemble
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Aashish Khan North Indian classical music
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About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study A312 Earth and Marine Sciences Building Calendar (831) 459-4730 http://oceansci.ucsc.edu/ Undergraduate Admission Program Description | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Expenses
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Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Kenneth W. Bruland (Emeritus) Research Margaret L. (Peggy) Delaney Campus Life Paleoceanography, marine geochemistry
Programs and Courses Christopher A. Edwards Physical oceanography, numerical modeling of coastal physical and biological processes, Disciplinary Communication data assimilation General Education Requirements by Department Robert E. Garrison (Emeritus)
Program Statements Raphael M. Kudela Faculty Biological oceanography, ecological modeling, ocean optics, phytoplankton ecology and Anthropology harmful algal blooms Applied Mathematics and Statistics Andrew M. Moore Art Physical oceanography; numerical ocean modeling; air-interaction; ocean prediction Astronomy and Astrophysics A. Christina Ravelo Bioengineering Stable isotope geochemistry and chemical oceanography, paleoclimatology Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology Mary W. Silver (Emeritus)
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Biological Sciences Marilou Sison-Mangus Feminist Studies Microbial ecology, evolutionary biology, biological oceanography Film and Digital Media
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German Steven Haddock German Studies Ecology of bioluminescence and gelatinous zooplankton from blue-water and deep-sea Greek environments
Hebrew Randall S. Wells History Behavioral ecology and conservation biology of small cetaceans History of Art and Visual Culture History of Consciousness Associate Adjunct Professor Humanities John Carlos Garza Italian Population and community ecology, plant-herbivore interactions Italian Studies Sean A. Hayes Japanese Behavior, ecology, genetics and population dynamics with a particular interest in salmon Jewish Studies and pinnipeds Languages and Applied Linguistics Jeffrey D. Paduan Latin Coastal ocean dynamics, physical oceanographic modeling from high-frequency radar data Latin American and Latino Studies Legal Studies Alexandra Worden Linguistics Mechanisms and controls of microbial population dynamics with an emphasis on carbon cycling in marine ecosystems Literature
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Speakers Behavioral, sensory, and cognitive ecology of marine mammals
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Donald C. Potts (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology) Coral reef ecology, genetics, evolution, and geological history; marine biodiversity; tropical biology, global change, and remote sensing
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Joel A. Kubby (Electrical Engineering) Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS), adaptive optics (AO), optical-MEMS, bio-MEMS, bioimaging, AO microscopy, AO astronomy
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Richard Montgomery (Mathematics) Celestial mechanics, differential geometry, gauge theory, mechanics (quantum and classical), and control theory
Arthur Ramirez (Dean, Baskin Engineering; Electrical Engineering) Experimental materials physics encompassing a broad range of systems including semiconductors, superconductors, magnets, thermoelectrics, and dielectrics. Research that connects materials and devices, with a focus on oxides and organics. Many-body physics that arises from geometrical frustration of low energy degrees of freedom. Techniques include ultra-low temperatures and high magnetic fields, thermodynamic and transport measurements, defect spectroscopy, and device characterization.
Ali Shakouri (Electrical Engineering) Quantum electronics, nano- and microscale heat and current transport in semiconductor devices; thermoelectric/thermionic energy conversion; renewable energy sources; thermal imaging; micro-refrigerators on a chip; and optoelectronic integrated circuits
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Holger Schmidt (Electrical Engineering) Integrated optics for biomedicine and quantum optics, nano-magento-optics, semiconductor physics, optoelectonic and photonic devices, ultrafast optics, quantum interference
Johannes Walcher (Mathematics) String theory, mirror symmetry, mathematical and particle physics
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William Atwood
Donald Coyne, Emeritus
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Michael Riordan
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Michael K. Brown, Emeritus Research J. Peter Euben, Emeritus Campus Life Kent Eaton Programs and Courses Comparative politics, Latin America, international relations, political economy, public
Disciplinary Communication policy, political institutions
General Education Requirements Isebill V. Gruhn, Emerita by Department Bruce D. Larkin, Emeritus Program Statements
Faculty Ronnie D. Lipschutz
Anthropology International relations; global political economy; globalization; foreign policy; resource/environmental politics; global political networks; global civil society and social Applied Mathematics and Statistics movements; popular culture and politics; technology and society; risk society, state Art transformation and global governmentality Astronomy and Astrophysics
Bioengineering Michael E. Urban, Emeritus
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Chemistry and Biochemistry Associate Professor Chinese Eva C. Bertram Classical Studies American politics, public policy, political economy, and political history, including social Community Studies policy and the welfare state , and the changing character of work and labor markets in the Computer Engineering United States. Computer Science Dean Mathiowetz Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Political theory; philosophies of language, agency, affect, and subjectivity; classical political Digital Arts and New Media economy Earth and Planetary Science Eleonora Pasotti East Asian Studies Comparative urban politics, social movements, democratization, public policy, sub-national Economics political economy and party politics
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Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and B. Ruby Rich Research Documentary film and video, new queer cinema, feminist film history, Latin American and Latina/o cinema, U.S. independent film and video, the essay film, film festival studies, and Campus Life the making/marketing of foreign films in the U.S. Programs and Courses Gustavo Vazquez (Film and Digital Media) Disciplinary Communication Film and video production, documentary and experimental cross-cultural experiences in General Education Requirements film by Department Associate Professor Program Statements John Jota Leaños Faculty Documentary animation, social documentation, social art practice, community arts, Anthropology Chicana/o art and culture, new media, critical media studies, cultural studies, documentary Applied Mathematics and Statistics photography, installation art, public art and interventionist art practice Art Marcia Ochoa (Feminist Studies) Astronomy and Astrophysics Gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity, Latina/o studies, media and cultural studies, Bioengineering ethnography of media, feminism, queer theory, geography, multimedia production, graphic Biochemistry and Molecular design, colonialism and modernity, Latin American studies—Colombia and Venezuela, Biology social documentation Biomolecular Engineering Assistant Professor Chemistry and Biochemistry Jennifer Maytorena Taylor Chinese Social documentation, Latino and Latin American communities, public education, popular Classical Studies culture, religion, incarceration and justice, urban and community development, Community Studies collaborative practices in journalism and production, transmedia Computer Engineering Computer Science ♦ ♦ ♦ Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Professor Digital Arts and New Media David Brundage (History) Earth and Planetary Science American immigration history, with particular focus on the Irish in America and on East Asian Studies transnational immigrant politics; U.S. labor and social history; modern Irish history Economics
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Feminist Studies Rosa-Linda Fregoso (Latin American and Latino Studies) Human rights, feminicide, and violence studies; critical and cultural theories; decolonial Film and Digital Media and intercultural feminist studies; media and visual studies French
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German Studies Contemporary theories of visual culture, semiotics, critical museum studies, photography, public and activist art in the U.S. Greek
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History of Art and Visual Culture Lisbeth Haas (History and Feminist Studies) History of Consciousness U.S.-Mexico borderlands and border studies, Chicano and Native American history, visual Humanities culture in the colonial Americas; California; historical memory, theory, and historical Italian methodology
Italian Studies Craig W. Haney (Psychology) Japanese Applications of social psychological principles to legal settings, assessment of the Jewish Studies psychological effects of living and working in institutional environments, social contextual Languages and Applied Linguistics origins of violence, development of alternative legal and institutional forms Latin Gail B. Hershatter (History) Latin American and Latino Studies Modern Chinese social and cultural history; labor history; gender history, history of Legal Studies sexuality; feminist theory, history, memory, and nostalgia Linguistics Eli E. Hollander, Professor Emeritus Literature Mathematics Charles L. Lord, Professor Emeritus Microbiology and Environmental Lourdes Martinez-Echazabal (Latin American and Latino Studies) Toxicology Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and Biological Sciences societies; found(n)ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban Music diaspora; critical race theory Ocean Sciences Olga Nájera-Ramírez (Anthropology) Philosophy Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, Physical Education transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, Physics gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico Politics Margaret Morse, Professor Emerita Portuguese Eric C. Porter (History and History of Consciousness) Psychology Black cultural and intellectual history; U.S. cultural history and cultural studies; critical race Science Communication and ethnic studies; popular music and jazz studies Social Documentation
Social Sciences Division Jennifer Reardon (Sociology) Science studies; sociology of science, technology, and medicine; feminist theory; Spanish and Spanish for Heritage race/ethnicity/gender/sexuality/class; biology and society Speakers Sociology Lisa Rofel (Anthropology) Spanish Studies Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, queer theory, transnational capitalism, postcolonial and transnational feminism, China Sustainability Studies
Technology and Information Warren Sack (Film and Digital Media) Management Software design and media theory Theater Arts Shelley Stamp (Film and Digital Media) Writing Program Film history, theory, and criticism; silent cinema; early Hollywood; women's filmmaking; Course Descriptions film censorship; histories of moviegoing; feminist approaches to cinema
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David Henry Anthony III (History) African and African American history, art, music, literature, and cinema; Eastern and Southern Africa; African languages; Indian Ocean world; African and African American linkages; Islamic civilization; African diaspora studies; world history
Miriam Greenberg (Sociology) Urban sociology, media studies, cultural studies, political economy, globalization, and urban political ecology
Irene Gustafson (Film and Digital Media) Producing across the boundaries between "theory" and "practice," non-fiction media, experimental film/video, production design, gender and queer studies
Jonathan Kahana (Film and Digital Media) Documentary film and media; film and politics; American film history; essay film; cultural and social theory; media publics; arts of historical re-enactment; war and cultural memory; audio culture; disciplines of listening
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Susana Ruiz (Film and Digital Media) Game design; games as forms of activism and art; animation; participatory culture; social art practice; non-fiction storytelling; theory/practice hybridity; Theatre of the Oppressed; expanded documentary; interaction design; worldbuilding; transmedia production, scholarship, and activism
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Graduate Studies Julie Guthman, Professor of Social Sciences Sustainable agriculture and alternative food movements, international political economy of Resources for Learning and food and agriculture, politics of obesity, political ecology, race and food, epigenetics and
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Campus Life Robert L. Meister, Professor of Political and Social Thought and History of Consciousness Critical human rights theory, moral philosophy, political jurisprudence, political theology, Programs and Courses political economy, psychoanalysis, Marxian theory, financialization, 21st century capitalism, institutional analysis, historical justice, and antidiscrimination law Disciplinary Communication
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Resources for Learning and Faculty and Professional Interests Research Professor Campus Life Jorge Aladro Font (Literature) Programs and Courses Spanish mysticism, theory and historical developments of imagery in the Middle Ages to the baroque period, Renaissance and baroque Hispanic literature, Italian ideas in the Disciplinary Communication Spanish Renaissance, Cervantes General Education Requirements by Department Julianne Burton-Carvajal, Emerita (Literature)
Program Statements Norma Klahn (Literature) Faculty Latin American literary and cultural studies (specialization: Mexico); Chicano/Latino Anthropology literature and culture from a cross-border perspective; modernity/postmodernity; poetics Applied Mathematics and Statistics and politics; genre theory (novel, poetry, autobiography); critical theory (i.e., border, ethnic, feminist, transnational/global) Art Astronomy and Astrophysics Lourdes Martínez-Echazábal (Latin American and Latino Studies) Bioengineering Latin American and Caribbean literatures; Afro-Latin American literatures, cultures, and
Biochemistry and Molecular societies; found[n]ational narratives; Brazilian literature; literatures of Cuba and the Cuban diaspora; critical race theory Biology Biomolecular Engineering Juan Poblete (Literature) Chemistry and Biochemistry Latin(o) American literatures; transnational/global cultures (literature, radio, film); Latin(o)
Chinese American cultural studies; 19th-century studies; the history of reading practices Classical Studies Associate Professor Community Studies Eve Zyzik Computer Engineering Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, cognitive linguistics, language pedagogy Computer Science and curriculum design Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Assistant Professor Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science Mark Amengual Bilingualism and language contact; acoustic phonetics; sociophonetics; L2 acquisition; East Asian Studies language variation and change; Spanish and Romance linguistics Economics
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2014-15 General Catalog Writing Program Chancellor's Welcome
About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study 209 Humanities 1 Calendar (831) 459-2431 http://writing.ucsc.edu/ Undergraduate Admission Program Description | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Expenses
Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests
Graduate Studies Lecturer with Security of Employment
Resources for Learning and Heather Shearer, Chair Composition and rhetoric of utopian communities; technical communication; usability of Research complex information products
Campus Life James Wilson Modern European literary, artistic, intellectual, and political movements (especially of Programs and Courses France, Italy, and Spain); poetry of Ezra Pound; Provencal poetry; classical Chinese poetry Disciplinary Communication and philosophy; poetry translation; argument in popular culture; the rhetoric of sports; General Education Requirements public speaking; medical science; graduate student teaching mentorship; composition by Department pedagogy for first-year and multilingual students
Program Statements Kimberly Helmer Faculty Spanish heritage language learning, English for academic purposes, assessing multimodality Anthropology Tonya Ritola Applied Mathematics and Statistics Transforming basic writing program and instruction; institutional logics of writing center Art assessment; student reading practices in an electronic age Astronomy and Astrophysics Roswell Spafford, Emerita Bioengineering Biochemistry and Molecular Senior Lecturer with Security of Employment
Biology Elizabeth Abrams Biomolecular Engineering Composition and rhetoric; writing pedagogy, writing across the curriculum; 19th-century Chemistry and Biochemistry and 20th-century American history and literature, especially concerning the Civil War
Chinese Carol M. Freeman, Emerita Classical Studies
Community Studies Lecturer Computer Engineering Margaret Amis Computer Science Writing; pre- and early modern English literature; prose style Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Sondra Archimedes, College Nine Writing Coordinator Digital Arts and New Media Victorian literature and culture; gender studies; cultural studies Earth and Planetary Science Derede Arthur East Asian Studies Cultural studies, 18th–20th-century British literature, theory of the novel, theories of Economics education, cognitive ethology
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Education Mark Baker, Oakes College Writing Coordinator Electrical Engineering Media and democracy, postmodernism, 20th-century literature and culture of the Environmental Studies Americas, community participation, writing and social responsibility Biological Sciences
Feminist Studies Chuck Carlise Creative writing, poetry and poetics, creative non-fiction, American literature, American Film and Digital Media counterculture, the Beats Movement, American politics, cultural studies, rhetoric of identity, French generational culture, political rhetoric, social justice German
German Studies Catherine Carlstroem American literature and culture, science/speculative fiction; American drama; human Greek biological sciences (e.g. evolutionary history, physiology, neurology). Hebrew History Dina El Dessouky History of Art and Visual Culture Indigenous studies; native and women of color feminisms; environmental policy and justice; ecocriticism; Egyptian, Arab, and North African cinema; Arab/North African History of Consciousness diasporic literature; Pacific/Oceania literature; Asia Pacific Americas literature and theory; Humanities (post)colonial theory; visual and performance cultures; poetry; surf culture(s) Italian
Italian Studies Farnaz Fatemi Writing, poetry, writing pedagogy, comics and graphic novels, Middle East issues and Japanese cross-cultural perspectives, contemporary American literature. Jewish Studies Languages and Applied Linguistics BK Faunce Latin Late 18th-century and early 19th-century British literary culture, film, literary theory
Latin American and Latino Studies Jimmy Fazzino Legal Studies Writing pedagogy, food writing, critical geographies, transnationalism, 20th-century Linguistics American literature, Beat Generation writing Literature Veronica Flanagan, Kresge College Writing Coordinator Mathematics Writing, writing pedagogy, translation and translation theory, 19th- and 20th-century Microbiology and Environmental American literature; translation; French literature Toxicology Joy Hagen, College Eight Writing Coordinator Biological Sciences Science writing; writing for physical and biological sciences; ecological risks of genetically Music engineered organisms; population dynamics; agroecology and food systems; entomology; Ocean Sciences science and uncertainty (Science and Technology Studies); California Common Core Philosophy standards Physical Education Erica Halk, College Ten Writing Coordinator Physics Post-secondary reading and writing pedagogy; American literature; cultural criticism; Politics gender studies Portuguese Roxanne Power Hamilton Psychology Writing, poetry, magazine editing, inter-arts performance, gender and queer studies Science Communication
Social Documentation Noria Jablonski Creative writing; contemporary American literature; disability studies Social Sciences Division
Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Robin King, Oakes College Writing Coordinator Speakers Visual arts, media criticism, sociology of learning and emotions, multi-cultural studies,
Sociology politics of food
Spanish Studies Lindsay Knisely Sustainability Studies Digital identity production in youth; establishing ethos in writing; writing of witness; Technology and Information African-American literature and literary theory; writing as social activism; writing as
Management identity development; poetry analysis and interpretation; development of critical consciousness Theater Arts
Writing Program Toby Loeffler Course Descriptions Writing pedagogy; early 20th-century British and Spanish literature; history and theory of the British and European novel; British and European modernism; literature and Teaching and Administrative Staff nationalism; ideology; cultural studies Appendixes Philip Longo Archive of General Catalogs Composition; 20th-century American literature; African American literature; sexuality and
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gender; critical theory; the 1960s; Environmental Humanities Nondiscrimination Statement Brij Lunine, Cowell College Writing Coordinator Search the Catalog Writing pedagogy; writing across the curriculum, teaching research; reception studies, cultural studies, popular culture and youth subcultures
Patrick McKercher Virtual reality educational environments, outreach projects, collaborative research with James Burke, environmental education
Ingrid Moody Lariviere, Porter College Writing Coordinator
Emily Murai First-year composition and writing; International and global affairs; Science and technology studies; Human geography
Ellen Newberry, Merrill College Writing Coordinator Educational partnerships with K–12 schools, transfer/re-entry student writing, women’s studies, and queer studies
Sarah-Hope Parmeter, Coordinator, Entry Level Writing Requirement (ELWR) Writing and democracy; multilingual, multicultural rhetorics; cross-age writing partnerships and public school collaboratives; lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender young adult literature; rhetoric of the sciences
Annalisa Rava, Crown College Writing Coordinator Animals and human society, science fiction studies, literature and postmodernism
Denise Silva Cultural studies, urban studies, gender studies, 19th and 20th century British literature, composition and rhetoric
Kiva Silver Modern and early modern European history; nation-state development and nationalism; immigration and integration in Europe; rhetoric and composition
Robin Somers Sustainable agriculture and cooking organically; online journalism (blogging), Native American literature, culture and politics
Terry Terhaar Writing in the sciences; inquiry-based (research) writing; western environmental; biodiversity conservation; environmental ethics; religion, spirituality, and nature; nature literature
David Thorn Climate change, technology, and ethics; sustainable agriculture and food production; Africa and African life beyond the four "Ds"; sci fi and weird fiction; surfing and poetry
Yolanda Venegas English composition, integrated reading and writing, ethnic/Chicana studies, undocumented student access to higher education, diversity in higher education
Amy Weaver, Stevenson College Writing Coordinator Creative nonfiction, writing pedagogy
Lothlorien Watkins Genres: expository writing, inquiry-based research, science writing, drama. Topics: language, identity, and education; myths and fairy tales. Research interests: Adulty literacy, Gen. 1.5 studies, reading and writing pedagogy, grammar
Lene Whitley-Putz Social justice, identity, gender, writing the body, race in the United States, sports and identity, online teaching and learning, writing across the curriculum
Revised: 09/01/14
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