Faculty Engaged in MES

Komla Aggor (Modern Languages - Spanish)
Ph.D. UCLA
Spanish literature and drama.

Matthew Paul Berg (History)
Ph.D. University of Chicago
History of 20th century Germany & Austria, European labor movements, nationalism, human rights.

Jeanne M. Colleran (English)
Ph.D. Ohio State University
19th & 20th century British and Irish literature, especially drama and contemporary theater.

Leslie S. Curtis (Art History)
Ph.D. Ohio State University
Modern and Contemporary European Art.

Katherine Gyékényesi Gatto (Modern Languages-Spanish)
Ph.D. Case Western Reserve University
Spanish Literature and Poetry, Hungarian women writers, European cinema.

Jonathan R. Gunderson (Philosophy)
Ph.D. UC San Diego
Kant, Philosophy of Mind.

James H. Krukones (History)
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin
History of Modern Russia, Soviet Union, Eastern Europe.

Julia Karolle-Berg (Modern Languages-German)
Ph.D. Wisconsin
19th & 20th Century German, Austrian, and Swiss Literature. Co-coordinator, Modern European Studies

Anne Kugler (History)
Ph.D. University of Michigan
History of Britain and France, European women.

Pamela A. Mason (Political Science)
Ph.D. University of North Carolina
History of Political Thought, Democratic Theory.

John S. McBratney (English)
Ph.D. University of California at Berkeley
Victorian literature, colonial/post-colonial literature.
Co-coordinator, Modern European Studies

Thomas R. Nevin (Classics)
Ph.D. Wisconsin
19th & 20th century European literature.

Mártha Pereszlényi-Pintér (Modern Languages - French)
Ph.D. Ohio State University
French and Hungarian Language, Literature, Film, Culture

Marvin N. Richards III  (Modern Languages - French)
Ph.D. Cornell University
Modern French Literature, Critical Theory.

W. Francis Ryan (History)
Ph.D. University of Connecticut
History of contemporary France, fascism, Roman Catholic Church in modern Europe, Holocaust Studies.

Andreas Sobisch (Political Science)
Ph.D. Emory University
Contemporary European Politics, European Union, political extremism.

John Soper (Economics)
Ph.D. Massachusetts
International Economics.

Dr. Dianna Taylor (Philosophy)
Ph.D. SUNY Binghamton
Continental philosophy, Feminism.