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University Faculty 1 University Faculty University Faculty 1 University Faculty Ammar Aamer Jaehan Ahn Associate Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; University Assistant Professor, Accounting; University of Oklahoma, PhD of Tennessee, Knoxville, PhD Laurel Ahnert Anis Abdulle Visiting Lecturer, Media and Screen Studies; Georgia State University, PhD Assistant Cooperative Education Coordinator, Computer Sciences; Northeastern University, BA Michal Aibin Visiting Associate Teaching Professor, Computer Sciences; Wroclaw Mehdi Abedi University of Technology (Poland), PhD Assistant Teaching Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering; Northeastern University, PhD Sophia Ainslie Associate Teaching Professor, Art + Design; School of the Museum of Margot Abels Fine Arts/Tufts University, MFA Assistant Teaching Professor, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Human Services; Northeastern University, PhD Zeynep Aksehirli Associate Teaching Professor, Management and Organizational Emad Aboelela Development; University of California, Los Angeles, PhD Associate Teaching Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering; University of Miami, PhD Mohammad Alam Professor, Economics; University of Western Ontario (Canada), PhD Max Abrahms Associate Professor, Political Science; University of California, Los Noor E. Alam Angeles, PhD Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering; University of Alberta (Canada), PhD Ali Abur Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering; Ohio State University, Brian Albrecht PhD Associate Cooperative Education Coordinator, College of Engineering; Carnegie Mellon University, MS Sunayan Acharya Senior Lecturer, Finance; University of Kentucky, PhD Daniel Aldrich Professor, Political Science and Public Policy and Urban Affairs; Harvard Daniel Adams University, PhD Associate Professor, Architecture; Harvard University, MArch Todd M. Alessandri Libby Adler Associate Professor, International Business and Strategy; University of Professor, Law and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; Northeastern North Carolina, Chapel Hill, PhD University, JD Jacques Alexis Laura Adrien Associate Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; University Assistant Cooperative Education Coordinator, College of Engineering; of Maryland, PhD University of Massachusetts, Boston, MA Nicole Aljoe Jeffrey Agar Associate Professor, English and Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies; Associate Professor, Chemistry and Chemical Biology and Tufts University, PhD Pharmaceutical Sciences; University of Georgia, PhD Kristen Allison Rajesh Aggarwal Assistant Professor, Communication Sciences and Disorders; University Professor, Finance; Harvard University, PhD of Wisconsin, Madison, PhD Christina Agostinelli-Fucile Michael Allshouse Assistant Teaching Professor, World Languages Center; State University Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering; of New York, Buffalo, PhD Massachusetts Institute of Technology, PhD Ruth Aguilera Meryl Alper Darla and Frederick Brodsky Trustee Professor in Global Business, Assistant Professor, Communication Studies; University of Southern International Business and Strategy; Harvard University, PhD California, PhD Michael Ahern Shannon Alpert Assistant Cooperative Education Coordinator, College of Engineering; Assistant Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; University Salem State University, MEd of North Carolina, Charlotte, PhD Amal Ahmed Associate Professor, Computer Sciences; Princeton University, PhD 2 University Faculty Akram N. Alshawabkeh Tsuguo Aramaki University Distinguished Professor, George A. Snell Professor of Assistant Professor, Physics; Columbia University, PhD Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering; Louisiana State University, PhD Michael Arnold Mages Assistant Professor, Art + Design; Carnegie Mellon University, PhD Sari Altschuler Associate Professor, English; City University of New York, PhD Cheryl Arruda Associate Cooperative Education Coordinator, College of Engineering; Ismet B. Altunkaynak Northeastern University, MEd Assistant Teaching Professor, Physics; Northeastern University, PhD Katherine Ashley Christopher Amato Associate Teaching Professor, Supply Chain and Information Assistant Professor, Computer Sciences; University of Massachusetts, Management; University of California, Berkeley, PhD Amherst, PhD Lori Ashline Steven Amato Assistant Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; Western Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; Boston College, PhD New England University, JD Jane Amidon Javed A. Aslam Professor, Architecture; Harvard University, MLA Professor, Computer Sciences; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, PhD Mansoor M. Amiji University Distinguished Professor, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Anand Asthagiri Chemical Engineering; Purdue University, PhD Associate Professor, Bioengineering; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, PhD Rouzbeh Amini Associate Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and Jared R. Auclair Bioengineering; University of Minnesota, PhD Associate Teaching Professor, Biotechnology; University of Massachusetts, PhD Mahshid Amirabadi Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering; Texas AM Debra Auguste University, PhD Professor, Chemical Engineering; Princeton University, PhD Ghita Amor-Tijani Earlene Avalon Assistant Teaching Professor, Computer Sciences; George Washington Associate Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; Simmons University, PhD College, PhD Parisa Andalib Emily Avery-Miller Research Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering; Assistant Teaching Professor, English; Emerson College, MFA Northeastern University, PhD Hava Avraham Teiichi Ando Research Associate Professor, Center for Drug Discovery; Hebrew Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering; Colorado School of University of Jerusalem (Israel), PhD Mines, PhD Joseph L. Ayers Jonathan Andrew Professor, Marine and Environmental Sciences; University of California, Senior Cooperative Education Coordinator, College of Social Sciences and Santa Cruz, PhD Humanities; SIT Graduate Institute, MA Nathaniel D. Bade Edwin C. Andrews Assistant Teaching Professor, Mathematics; Northeastern University, PhD Associate Professor, Art + Design; Indiana University, MFA Robert Baginski Nieves Angel Associate Clinical Professor, Physician Assistant Program; University of Professor, Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies and History; Cornell Connecticut, MD University, PhD Keith Bagley Jose Annunziato Associate Clinical Professor, Computer Sciences; University of Assistant Teaching Professor, Computer Sciences; University of Massachusetts, Lowell, PhD Massachusetts, Amherst, PhD Jianqui Bai Mark Aparece Assistant Professor and Gary Gregg Faculty Fellow, Finance; University of Assistant Teaching Professor, Chemistry and Chemical Biology; Boston Southern California, PhD College, PhD Rekha Bai Javier Apfeld Assistant Teaching Professor, Mathematics; University of Iowa, PhD Assistant Professor, Biology; University of California, San Francisco, PhD University Faculty 3 Ruobing Bai Timothy Barr Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering; Harvard Postdoctoral Teaching Associate, Communication Studies; University of University, PhD Pittsburgh, PhD Moya Bailey Amilcar Barreto Assistant Professor, Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies and Women’s, Professor, Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies and International Gender, and Sexuality Studies; Emory University, PhD Affairs; State University of New York, Buffalo, PhD Richard H. Bailey Lisa Barrett Professor, Marine and Environmental Sciences; University of North University Distinguished Professor, Psychology; University of Waterloo Carolina, Chapel Hill, PhD (Canada), PhD Ambika Bajpayee Margarita Barrios Ponce Assistant Professor, Bioengineering; Massachusetts Institute of Assistant Teaching Professor, Art + Design; Yale University, MFA Technology, PhD Carey Barry Allison K. Baker Assistant Clinical Professor, Physician Assistant Program; Quinnipiac Assistant Teaching Professor, Psychology; Northeastern University, PhD University, MS Brook K. Baker Yakov Bart Professor, Law; Northeastern University, JD Associate Professor and Thomas E. Moore Faculty Fellow, Marketing; University of California, Berkeley, PhD Shalanda H. Baker Professor, Law and Public Policy and Urban Affairs; Northeastern Macayla Bartucca University, JD Assistant Clinical Professor, Pharmacy and Health Systems Sciences; University of Rhode Island, PhD Ilter Bakkal Assistant Teaching Professor, Economics; Northern Illinois University, Stefano Basagni PhD Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering; University of Texas, Dallas, PhD Benita Bamgbade Assistant Professor, Pharmacy and Health Systems Sciences; University Marla Baskerville of Texas, Austin, PhD Associate Professor, Management and Organizational Development; Tulane University, PhD Elitsa Banalieva Associate Professor, International Business and Strategy; Indiana John Basl University, PhD Associate Professor, Philosophy and Religion; University of Wisconsin, Madison, PhD Heidi Banerjee Assistant Teaching Professor, College of Professional Studies; Columbia Maureen Basmajian University, EdD Senior Cooperative Education Coordinator, D’Amore-McKim School of Business; Boston College, MBA Debra Bangs Assistant Clinical Professor, Physical Therapy, Movement, and Linnea Basu Rehabilitation Sciences; Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Associate Cooperative Education Coordinator, College
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