Our People—Affiliate Faculty

As part of the CCR program and its emphasis on interdisciplinary work, you will have the opportunity to work with a number of official and unofficial faculty affiliates who teach courses in departments across the university, including African American Studies, Anthropology; English; History; Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics; Philosophy, Sociology, Women’s Studies. These faculty affiliates offer discipline-specific expertise that will enhance your knowledge and understanding of interdisciplinary work. As you develop a specific working relationship with these faculty through interdisciplinary course work, they may be willing to work with you on research projects, exams, and dissertation.

Currently, graduate students in CCR work with a variety of faculty across the university, taking elective courses in other departments and working with faculty from other disciplines on their exam committees. The CCR program is in the midst of designating and selecting faculty affiliates. The list below is under development and indicates those who currently serve as official faculty affiliates.

• Tej Bhatia, Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
• Diane Grimes, Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies
• Chandra Mohanty, Women's and Gender Studies Program
• Patricia J. Moody, Department of English
• Alison Mountz, Department of Geography
• Kendall Phillips, Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies
• Gwendolyn Pough, Women's and Gender Studies Program
• James W. Watts, Department of Religion

A handbook of syllabi from interdisciplinary courses taken by CCR students is available in the CCR Office.