Knowing who you are
   Recognizing others
     Crossing boundaries
       Conversing with the                  world
          Thinking Critically

CES Faculty

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CES faculty consists of first-rate scholars trained in the best institutions, with a proven commitment to promoting multicultural literacy, crosscultural competency, and a cosmopolitan vision. The faculty emphasizes quality instruction and innovative research that connect theory and practice, ideas and social action. Their areas of expertise and interest cover a broad range of disciplines (including sociology, literature, critical pedagogy, media studies, history, psychology, women's studies, anthropology, and others) in which they have made substantive and inspiring contributions. 

Our faculty seek to encourage students to question traditional knowledge and analyze events and issues from multiple perspectives. Our research and teaching strategies are geared to preparing students to function effectively in today's global arena where race and ethnicity interact with class, gender, sexuality, and religion in both public and private spheres.

[Department Chair] [Faculty] [Instructors][Graduate Assistants] [Support Staff]

Department Chair:  

Yolanda Flores Niemann

Faculty:

Instructors:

 

Graduate Assistants:  

Cheris Brewer (Am St) - office: Bryan 302 R- phone: 335-4178 -- e-mail

Sarah Hentges (Am St) - office: Bryan 302 R - phone: 335-4178 - e-mail

Kelvin Monroe (Ind)) - office: Bryan 302 Q - phone: 335-4192 - e-mail

Kristal Moore (Am St) - office: Bryan 302 P- phone: 335-6286 - e-mail Click for CES 435 Syllabus Click for C.V.

Talitha Easterly (Am St) - office: Bryan 302 P - phone: 335-6286 - e-mail Click for CES 337 Syllabus Click for C.V.

David Warner (Am St) - office: Bryan 302 Q - phone: 335-4192 - e-mail; Click for Fall 2004 Syllabus

Support Staff:  

Edie McPherson, Office Assistant - 335-2605

 

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