Dorothy Schmidt College of Arts and Letters Enrollment Numbers
The College of Arts and Letters Welcomes New Faculty Members
by Northward. Jacobsen | Tuesday, Aug xiv, 2018
The Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters is pleased to announce the addition of nine outstanding new faculty members. The Section of English welcomes three new members.
They are:
Clarissa Chenovick, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Professor Chenovick joins us from Fordham Academy where she received her Ph.D. in English. Her dissertation, Repentant Readers: Medical Discourses and Spiritual Self-Shaping in Tardily Medieval and Early on Modern England, focused on the use of medical discourses in Pre- and Mail-Reformation penitential writings. This fall she will be teaching British Renaissance Literature in our Section of English.
Carla Thomas, Ph.D., Banana Professor
Professor Thomas joins us from New York University (NYU) where she received her Ph.D. in English Literature. Her research focuses on Early on Middle English poetry, specifically Old English homiletic influence in subsequently works of verse and their manuscripts. Other research interests include manuscript studies, editorial and translation practices, and intersectional feminism. This fall she volition be didactics British Medieval Literature in our Department of English.
Shelby Johnson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Professor Johnson joins us from Vanderbilt University where she received her Ph.D. in English Literature. She specializes in 18th century American and Multi-ethnic studies, with a particular accent on the intersections between race, spirituality and colonial ecologies. This autumn she volition be didactics Colonial and Early American Literature in our Department of English.
The Department of Music welcomes:
Marc Decker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Professor Decker joins us from University of Iowa where he received his D.M.A. in Wind Band Conducting. Starting this Fall he will exist the new Director of the Marching Owls at FAU. He recently presented at national conferences on recruiting strategies for college bands and cultivating student leadership. He has besides researched the sleeping accommodation music of British composer, Gordon Jacob.
The School of Communication and Multimedia Studies welcomes two new faculty members:
Nicole Morse, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Professor Morse joins us from the University of Chicago where she received her Ph.D. in Cinema and Media Studies. Her dissertation, Selfie Aesthetics: Form, Performance, and Transfeminist Politics in Self-Representational Fine art, explores the political, aesthetic, and theoretical possibilities of selfies by transgender artists. This fall she will be teaching media studies in our School of Communication and Multimedia Studies.
Christopher (Topher) Maraffi, Assistant Professor
Professor Maraffi joins us from the University of California Santa Cruz where he received his M.F.A. in Digital Arts & New Media. His research interest is in developing exercise-based methodologies for translating traditional fine arts practices into digital media. This fall he will be instruction media production in our Schoolhouse of Communication and Multimedia Studies.
Finally, the Section of Sociology welcomes three new members:
Nikolas Summers, Ph.D., Banana Professor
Professor Summers joins u.s. from Indiana University where he received his Ph.D. in Sociology. He has research interests in the sociology of consumption, ecology sociology, urban and community folklore, economic sociology, and political sociology. This autumn he will be teaching quantitative enquiry methodology in our Department of Folklore.
Professor McConnell joins usa from Indiana University where he received his Ph.D. in Sociology. His areas of expertise include social networks, aging, mental wellness, culture, and quantitative methods. This fall he will be educational activity aging and wellness in our Section of Sociology.
Carter Koppelman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Professor Koppelman joins u.s.a. from the Academy of California-Berkeley where he received his Ph.D. in Sociology. His inquiry examines how states use evolution and social policies to manage the urban poor, and how those policies are used and contested by individuals, community organizations, and social movements to claim dignity and inclusion in unequal societies. His recent work has focused on Chile and Brazil.
Source: https://www.fau.edu/artsandletters/news/new-college-faculty-2018/
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