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Professor of Biology and Chair
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Aquatic ecology, wetland science, apple snails, invertebrate biology and CHOCOLATE
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Fondren-Jones 141
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Professor of Anthropology and Chair
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Topical: Nature, the non-human and the human; Race and Racism; Environment; Conservation; Development Social Theory; Environmental History; Tourism; Gender. Area: Belize; Caribbean; U.S.-Mexico Borderlands; Central Texas
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Mood-Bridwell 310
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Professor of Religion
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Animals in the history of the Christian tradition; human-dog history; contemporary religious-ethical issues related to other-than-human animals; religion and ecology; environmental studies; Ecofeminism; human-animal studies.
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Kyle E. White 105
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Associate Professor of Environmental Studies
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Urban Studies, Environmental Politics and Policy, Sustainable Food and Agriculture, Spatial Theory and Place-Based Studies, Sustainability Discourses
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Mood-Bridwell 115
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Professor of Biology
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Human Genetics, Evolutionary Biology, Plant Ecological Physiologist focusing on the responses of plants to environmental change, particularly increasing atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide.
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Fondren-Jones 140
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Associate Professor of German
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Olin 319
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Associate Professor of Philosophy
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Political Philosophy; Critical Theory
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Kyle E. White 103
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Professor of English
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Victorian literature and culture, the novel, film studies, feminist studies.
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Mood-Bridwell 209
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Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
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Mood-Bridwell 120
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Assistant Professor of Economics
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Environmental Economics, Environmental Regulation, Political Economy, Pollution and Health
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Mood-Bridwell 332
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Assistant Professor of History
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Professor Jethro Hernandez Berrones is interested in the history of medicine, public health, and science in Mexico and Latin America.
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Mood-Bridwell 214
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Visiting Assistant Professor of History
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U.S. History, Labor and Politics in Modern America, Social Movements, Urban History, Policy History
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Mood-Bridwell 220
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Professor of Feminist Studies
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Disability Studies, Feminist and Queer Theory, Activism
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Mood-Bridwell 315
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Professor of Education
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Mood-Bridwell 224
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Associate Professor of Education
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Teacher Education, with an emphasis on Secondary Education.
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Mood-Bridwell 245
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Associate Professor of Religion
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Native American traditions, Folklore, Contemporary Native Identity, Sacred Space, Gender and Sexuality, Myth and Narrative, and other non-textual religious traditions.
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Kyle E. White 111
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Assistant Professor of Art History
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East Asian Art History; Art and Archaeology of Early China
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Fine Arts 238
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Professor of Chemistry
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Fondren-Jones 347
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Professor of Economics
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Mood-Bridwell 341
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Professor of Theatre
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Lighting and Sound Design, Stage Management
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FAC 115
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Associate Professor of French
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All levels of French language, literature and culture. French feminisms; poetry; novels; music; film; translation. Interdisciplinary coursework including through International Studies and the Paideia program.
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Olin 315
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Associate Professor of Communication Studies
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Rhetorical theory and criticism, feminist movements, third wave feminism, environmental rhetoric, Kenneth Burke.
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Olin 310
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Associate Professor of Chinese
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Olin 314
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Associate Professor of Anthropology
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Anthropology of religion, Mexican American spiritualities and indigenous heritage, gender and racialization, and Chicana feminisms. Geographic specialization: U.S. - Mexico Borderlands, Central and South Texas.
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Mood-Bridwell 311
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Professor of Kinesiology
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Mundy Hall 150
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Director of General Chemistry Labs
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Chemistry of copper, cobalt and some of the main group elements; Cement and concrete chemistry and the additives used in those products; Reuse and recycling of waste materials and intellectual property issues.
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Fondren-Jones 354
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