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Faculty List Faculty List Krystal Lewis MLIS, University of Illinois at University Library Urbana-Champaign Firouzeh Logan Annie Armstrong MLIS, Dominican University, MLS, University of Wisconsin–Madison MA, DePaul University Felicia Barrett Rebecca Lowery MLS, Indiana University MLIS, Dominican University, Kathryn Carpenter PhD, MA, University of Louisville MSLS, University of Illinois at H. Robert Malinowsky Urbana-Champaign MLS, University of Denver (Emeritus) Sara Blaszczak Lisa Massengale MLIS, University of Illinois at MLIS, University of Pittsburgh Urbana-Champaign Kavita Mundle Deborah Blecic MLS, Dominican University MS, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kevin O’Brien John Stephen Brantley MLS, Indiana University MLS, Indiana University, Bloomington, Cleo Pappas MA, Indiana University, Bloomington MLIS, Dominican University Mary Case Kimberly Pendell AMLS, University of Michigan, MSIS, University of Texas-Austin MA, Syracuse University , Elizabeth Pickard John M. Cullars MLS, University of Michigan MLS, Rebecca Raszewski PhD, Indiana University MLS, Drexel University Robert A. Daugherty Robert Sandusky MS, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MA, Northern Illinois University, Sandra De Groote PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MLS, University of Western Ontario Ellen Schellhause Josephine L. Dorsch MLIS, University of Kentucky MALS, Rosary College Carol Scherrer Joan B. Fiscella MALS, Rosary College AMLS, University of Michigan, Helen F. Schmierer MA, MA, Indiana University, Bloomington PhD, University of Notre Dame Joan Schuitema Helen Georgas MLIS, University of Illinois at MLS, University of Toronto Urbana-Champaign LaVerne Gray Louis Schultheiss MLIS, Dominican University MA, University of Denver (Emeritus) Emily Guss Marsha Selmer MLS, University of Michigan MS, Western Michigan University (Emeritus) Tammy Hampton John Shuler MLIS, University of Missouri–Columbia MLS, University of California, Los Angeles Valerie Harris Mary Shultz MLIS, University of Illinois at MLIS, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urbana-Champaign Julia Hendry Ann C. Weller MLIS, University of Western Ontario MA, University of Chicago Peter Hepburn Stephen E. Wiberley, Jr. MLIS, McGill University MLS, State University of New York at Albany, Julie M. Hurd PhD, Yale University MS, Michigan State University, Lisa Zhao MA, PhD, University of Chicago (Emeritus) MLIS, University of Illinois at Nancy R. John Urbana-Champaign, MLS, University of California, Los Angeles MA, University of Illinois at Chicago (Emeritus) William G. Jones College of Applied Health Sciences AMLS, University of Michigan (Emeritus) Department of Biomedical and Health Information Timothy Klassen MLS, Dalhousie University Sciences Gretchen A. Lagana Scott Barrows MLS, University of Wisconsin–Madison, BS, CMI, FAMI, University of Illinois at Chicago Faculty Faculty List MA, San Jose State College (Emeritus) Greg Blew Jay Lambrecht MAMS, University of Illinois at Chicago MS, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Andy Boyd, MD, University of Texas Southwestern Medical 384 Center at Dallas John Daugherty Kirsten Straughan MS, CMI, University of Michigan MS, RD, LDN University of Illinois at Chicago Michael Dieter Jamie Sutton Shifley, MBA, University of Illinois at Chicago, MS, RD, LDN, University of Illinois at Chicago MLIS, Dominican University Charlotte A. Tate Scott Dixon, PhD, University of Texas at Austin MS, University of Illinois at Chicago Karen L. Troy Beverly J. Fiorella PhD, University of Iowa MA, MT (ASCP) SBB, CLS/NCA, Central David Vaillancourt Michigan University (Emeritus) PhD, Pennsylvannia State University Lois Hitchcock Krista Varady MHA, RHIA, CPHQ, University of LaVerne PhD, McGill University, Montreal, Canada Donna Hughes Charles B. Walter MA, Kunstgewerbeschule (Switzerland) PhD, University of California, Los Angeles Therese K. Jorwic MPH, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, University of Illinois College of Architecture and the Arts at Chicago School of Architecture Karen Patena Rene Amon MBA, RHIA, DePaul University PhD, Northwestern University (Emeritus) Lawrence Pawola Bruno Ast PharmD, MBA, University of Illinois at Chicago MArch, University of Illinois at Valerie Prater, Urbana-Champaign MBA, CHSA, RHIT, North Central College David P. Brown Greer Stevenson, MArch, University of California, Berkeley PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago Stuart E. Cohen Annette L. Valenta MArch, Cornell University (Emeritus) DrPH, University of Illinois at Chicago Edward L. Deam Rosemary Walker MArch, University of Pennsylvania (Emeritus) DDS, MBA, MS, University of Illinois at Chicago Penelope Dean June Wencel-Drake PhD, University of California, Los Angeles PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago Judith DeJong Department of Kinesiology and Nutrition MArch, Harvard University Mary Lou Bareither Elliott Dudnik PhD, University of Illinois at Chicago PhD, Northwestern University (Emeritus) Phyllis E. Bowen Sarah Dunn PhD, Cornell University (Emeritus) MArch, Columbia University Carol Braunschweig Alexander Eisenschmidt PhD, University of Michigan PhD, University of Pennsylvania Daniel M. Corcos Roberta M. Feldman PhD, University of Oregon PhD, City University of New York Jonathan Dugas, Julie Flohr PhD, University of Cape Town, South Africa MArch, University of California, Los Angeles Giamila Fantuzzi Douglas A. Garofalo PhD, Universita’ degli Studi di Milano, Italy MArch, Yale University Mark D. Grabiner Michael S. Gelick PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign MArch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Karrie Hamstra-Wright, Robert W. Gerstner PhD, Temple University PhD, Northwestern University (Emeritus) Ziaul Hasan Ezra Gordon PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology BArch, University of Illinois at Timothy Koh Urbana-Champaign (Emeritus) PhD, University of Calgary Sharon H. Haar Jonathan Loos, MArch, Princeton University MS, University of Illinois at Chicago George A. Hinds Jane Marone MCP, Yale University (Emeritus) MD, University of Missouri–Columbia Kenneth D. Isaacs David Marquez MFA, Cranbrook Academy of Art (Emeritus) PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign R. Thomas Jaeger Thayne Munce MArch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology PhD, Pennsylvania State University (Emeritus) Angela Odoms-Young Jimenez Lai PhD, Cornell University MArch, University of Toronto Faculty List Zhenyuan Song Sean Lally PhD, University of Arkansas MArch, University of California, Los Angeles Alexander Lehnerer PhD (ABD), ETH, Zurich 385 Clare Lyster Olivia Gude MArch, Yale University MFA, University of Chicago John Macsai Klindt B. Houlberg BArch, Miami University (Ohio) (Emeritus) MA, Pennsylvania State University (Emeritus) George J. Megarefs Martin R. Hurtig PhD, Illinois Institute of Technology (Emeritus) MS, Illinois Institute of Technology (Emeritus) Ryan Palider Douglas Ischar MArch, Ohio State University MFA, California Institute of the Arts Annie Pedret Joseph Jachna PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MS, Illinois Institute of Technology (Emeritus) Paul Preissner Judith Russi Kirshner MArch, Columbia University MA, Bryn Mawr Louis Rocah Marcia Lausen MSC, Illinois Institute of Technology MFA, Yale University Juan Manuel Rois Silvia Malagrino MArch, University of Illinois at Chicago MFA, University of Illinois at Chicago Elva Rubio John Massey MArch, Washington University BFA, University of Illinois at Kenneth A. Schroeder Urbana-Champaign (Emeritus) MArch, University of Toronto (Emeritus) Alfred P. Maurice Robert Somol MA, Michigan State College (Emeritus) PhD, University of Chicago Stephen Melamed Xavier Vendrell MFA, Boston University Titulo DeArquitecto, Esquela Tecnica Superior de Gary L. Minnix Arquitecta de Barcelona MFA, Temple University Daniel Wheeler Jennifer Montgomery BArch, Rhode Island School of Design MFA, Bard College Richard R. Whitaker Stephanie Munson Tharp MID, Rhode Island School BArch, University of California, Berkeley of Design (Emeritus) Sharon Oiga William Worn MFA, Yale University MArch, University of Illinois at Urbana- Esther Parada Champaign MFA, Pratt Institute Art School, School of Art and Design MS, Illinois Institute of Technology (Emerita) Morris Barazani Dan Peterman Institute of Design, Cranbrook Academy of Art MFA, University of Chicago (Emeritus) Jessica Poser Leon Bellin MFA, University of Illinois at Chicago, MA, New York University (Emeritus) EdD, Harvard University Joerg Becker Sabrina Raaf MFA, Post St Joost Academy MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Wayne A. Boyer Jennifer Reeder MS, Illinois Institute of Technology (Emeritus) MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Linda Bracamontes-Roeger Daniel J. Sandin BFA, University of Illinois at Chicago, MS, University of Wisconsin–Madison (Emeritus) Certificate, Allgemeine Gewerbeschide Daniel Sauter (Switzerland) MFA, University of California, Los Angeles Drew R. Browning Hans Schaal MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago MS, Illinois Institute of Technology (Emeritus) Philip Burton Susan Sensemann BFA, Philadelphia College of Art, MFA, Temple University (Emeritus) Certificate, Allgemeine Gewerbeschide Deborah Stratman (Switzerland) MFA, California Institute of Art Julia Fish Anthony Tasset MFA, Maryland Institute MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago Pamela Fraser Daria Tsoupikova MFA, University of California Los Angeles MFA, Syracuse University Dianna Frid Harriet S. Wadeson MFA, School of the Art Institute of Chicago PhD, Union Graduate School (Emerita) Matthew Gaynor Department of Art History MFA, Yale University
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