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Faculty
Our faculty includes nearly 40 professors from disciplines
as varied as ethnic studies, mathematics, government and politics, art,
history, modern languages, social work, English, psychology, theatre arts,
sociology, communication, anthropology, journalism, philosophy, nursing,
religious studies, and education. The Women's Studies program has one
full-time probationary faculty position, the equivalent of approximately
one full-time temporary faculty position, which we are converting to a
second tenure-track position.
W e offer approximately eight Women's Studies courses per semester. In
addition our affiliated faculty teach courses in their primary discipline
which are crosslisted with Women's Studies (and in some cases designed
originally as Women's Studies courses), and they also teach core courses
in Women's Studies, such as WS 107 Women, Culture, History, WS/ES 108
Power/Privilege: Gender, Race, Class, Sex, and one-credit weekend seminars
for Women's Studies.
Here is a list of the Women's Studies faculty at Humboldt State University
reflecting the tremendous expertise available to the Women's Studies Program.
Christina Accomando, English
Ann Alter, Theatre, Film and Dance
Susan J. Armstrong, Philosophy
Wurling Bao, Ethnic Studies
Joanne Berke, Art
Kim Berry, Women's Studies (WS Program Leader)
Mary Bockover, Philosophy
Betsy Boone, Art
Stephany Borges, Women's Studies
Pam Brown, Social Work
Valerie Budig-Markin, French, Spanish
Karen Carlton, English
Phyllis Chinn, Math
Barbara Curiel, English
Kathleen Doty, English
Diana Ferris, Administrative Support
Susan Frances, Psychology
Caroyln Frazee, Government and Politics
Mary Glenn, Anthropology
Barbara Goldberg, English
Mary Gruber, Psychology
Martha Johansen, Library
Diane Johnson, Mathematics
Margaret Kelso, Theatre, Film and Dance
Kay LaBahn, German
Judith Little, Sociology
Martha Manier, Spanish
Delores McBroome, History
Madeline McMurray, Religious Studies
Elizabeth Montague, Communication, Women's Studies
Melinda Myers, Psychology, Women's Studies
Barbara Peters, Career Development
Wendy Robertson, Art
Eric Rofes, Education
Sheila Ross, Art
Llyn Smith, Anthropology
Tasha Souza, Communication
Teresa Stanley, Art
Jennifer Taylor, Psychology
Jessica Urban, Women's Studies
Lou Ann Wieand, Psychology
Melanie Williams, Government and Politics |
