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Departmental Teaching Liaison Network

The Center maintains a network of Faculty and Graduate Student Teaching Liaisons who represent each academic department or program on campus. Faculty Liaisons are mentors to junior faculty and graduate students in their departments. Faculty Liaisons and Graduate Student Liaisions communicate departmental teaching needs to the Center and keep colleagues apprised of Center events, programs and services. 

Included below is a list of the Center’s Faculty and Graduate Student Liaisons for the 2011-12 academic year.  Click here for a pdf version of the list. 

 

Department/Program	Faculty Liaison	Graduate Student
Africana Studies	Paget Henry	______________
American Studies	Sandy Zipp	Robyn Schroeder
Anthropology	Bill Simmons	Inna Leykin Yagmur Nuhrat
Applied Math	Matt Harrison	Liz Makrides Kenny Chowdhary
Archaeology & the Ancient World	Ömür Harmansah	Sarah Craft
Bio-Med Ecology & Evolutionary Biology	Jon Witman	Sarah Corman
Bio-Med Molecular Biology, Cell Biology & Biochemistry	Peter Heywood	Kate Grive Tak Ito
Bio-Med Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology	Chi Ming Hai	Nadine Wicks
Bio-Med Neuroscience	Jerome Sanes (Spring)	Kristin Webster
Bio-Med Pathobiology	Jonathan Reichner	Caroline Duwarts
Bio-Med Public Health	Bill Rakowski	Kristen McCausland
Center for Language Studies	Barbara Gourlay	______________
Chemistry	Kathy Hess Sandra Russo-Rodriguez	Xiao Liang Bin Bin Wu
Classics	Elsa Amanatidou	Karen Kelly
Cog & Ling  Sci / Psychology	Ruth Colwill	Jason Ramirez
Comparative Literature	Stephanie Merrim	Cristina Serverius Silvia Cernea
Computer Science	Tom Doeppner	Nathan Backman Mike Hughes
East Asian Studies	Lung-Hua Hu	______________
Economics	Brian Knight	Nicholas Coleman
Education	Luther Spoehr	______________
Egyptology & Ancient Western Studies	John Steele	Julia Troche
Engineering	Thomas Powers	Jennet Toyjanova
English	Jacques Khalip	Devon Anderson
Environmental Studies	Caroline Karp	Jim LaChance Taryn Martinez
French Studies	Thangam Ravindranathan	Shannon Bragg Sarah Bernthal
Geological Sciences	Jan Tullis	Amanda Getsinger Elizabeth Thomas
German Studies	Jane Sokolosky	Silja Maehl
Hispanic Studies	Beth Bauer Nidia Schuhmacher	Carmen Granda Jamie Billings
History	Francoise Hamlin	Danny Loss
History of Art & Architecture	Doug Nickel	Amy Huang
International Relations	Claudia Elliott	______________
Italian Studies	Cristina Abbona-Sneider	Anna Aresi
Literary Arts	C.D. Wright	Raver Emanuel
Math	Justin Holmer	Li-Mei Lim
Modern Culture and Media	Lynne Joyrich	Andrew Lison
Music	Joshua Tucker	Bevin Kelley
Philosophy	Katherine Dunlop	Phil Galligan
Physics	Dave Cutts	Andrew Favloro
Political Science	Corey Brettschneider	Emily Farris Liza Williams
Portuguese & Brazilian	Nelson Vieira	Isadora Grevan de Carvalho
Religious Studies	Steve Bush	Aaron Glaim Robin Walsh
Slavic Languages	Alexander Levitsky	Chris Carr
Sociology	Nancy Luke	Mujun Zhou
Theater Arts & Performance Studies	Patricia Ybarra	Lindsay Goss
Visual Art	Wendy Edwards	______________