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Sarah Queen

Global Capitalism Pathway Coordinator, Professor of Histor

Sarah Queen's primary research examines China's philosophical and religious foundations as it was expressed in early texts written by practitioners of the Confucian and Daoist traditions. Her research focuses on the ways in which these two traditions shaped early ethical and spiritual norms, conceptions of the body, state, and cosmos as well as Confucian and Daoist self-cultivation as distinctive forms of religious experience.

Core Faculty & Staff

Sunil Bhatia, Lucy Marsh Haskell '19 Professor of Human Development, Chair of the Department of Human Development

Sunil Bhatia

Lucy Marsh Haskell '19 Professor of Human Development, Chair of the Department of Human Development

Identity Formation In Global, Local and Transnational Cultural Practices • Cultural psychology and narrative theory • Ethnography and qualitative methods

ssbha@conncoll.edu


Sheetal Chhabria, Professor of History

Sheetal Chhabria

Professor of History

South Asian history • Colonialism • Urbanism • Capitalism • Global history • History of Poverty

schhabri@conncoll.edu


Maria Cruz-Saco, Joanne Toor Cummings '50 Professor of Economics

Maria Cruz-Saco

Joanne Toor Cummings '50 Professor of Economics

Open macro and development economics • Social protection systems in Latin America • Migration and remittances

macru@conncoll.edu


Marc Forster, Henry B. Plant Professor of History, College Marshal

Marc Forster

Henry B. Plant Professor of History, College Marshal

Early modern Germany (1500-1800) • German Catholicism, popular religion and popular culture, rural society

mrfor@conncoll.edu


Julie Rivkin, Charles J. MacCurdy Professor of American Studies, Professor of English

Julie Rivkin

Charles J. MacCurdy Professor of American Studies, Professor of English

American literature • Gender studies and contemporary literature • Literary theory • Henry James

jhriv@conncoll.edu


Christopher B.  Steiner, Lucy C. McDannel '22 Professor of Art History and Anthropology, Director of Museum Studies Certificate Program

Christopher B.  Steiner

Lucy C. McDannel '22 Professor of Art History and Anthropology, Director of Museum Studies Certificate Program

History of Photography • African Art • Offbeat Museums and Visionary Art • Stereotypes in Art and Visual Culture • Art Market and Collecting • Kitsch and "Bad" Art

cbste@conncoll.edu


Mark Joseph Stelzner, Associate Professor of Economics

Mark Joseph Stelzner

Associate Professor of Economics

Inequality and the political underpinnings of the economic system

mstelzn2@conncoll.edu


Douglas M. Thompson, Rosemary Park Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies , Suzi Oppenheimer '56 Faculty Director of the Office of Sustainability

Douglas M. Thompson

Rosemary Park Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies , Suzi Oppenheimer '56 Faculty Director of the Office of Sustainability

Geomorphology • Hydrology • Hazards • Geology • Geography • Civil engineering

dmtho@conncoll.edu


John Qunjian Tian, Professor of Government and International Relations

John Qunjian Tian

Professor of Government and International Relations

Chinese political economy • East Asian political economy • International political economy • Comparative political economy and politics

jqtia@conncoll.edu


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