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Ana Lilia Campos-Manzo

Public Health Pathway Coordinator, Associate Professor of Sociology

Ana Lilia Campos-Manzo, PhD, formerly Campos-Holland, teaches general courses in sociology and specialized courses in criminology, critical childhood, public health, and ethnic studies.

Core Faculty & Staff

Virginia Anderson, Professor of Theater, Interim Director of the Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy

Virginia Anderson

Professor of Theater, Interim Director of the Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy

The AIDS Epidemic in Theater and Film • Theater History • Musical Theater • Theater and Social Change • Theater for Young Audiences • Dramaturgy • Performance Studies

vanderso@conncoll.edu


Lindsay Crawford, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Department Chair of Philosophy

Lindsay Crawford

Associate Professor of Philosophy, Department Chair of Philosophy

Epistemology • Metaethics • History of philosophy

lcrawfo1@conncoll.edu


Stephen Douglass, Associate Professor of Bioinformatics, Assistant Chair of the Biology Department

Stephen Douglass

Associate Professor of Bioinformatics, Assistant Chair of the Biology Department

Bioinformatics • Computational Biology • Machine Learning • Algorithm Design • Molecular Biology • Genetics • Genomics


Martha J. Grossel, Jean C. Tempel '65 Professor of Biology

Martha J. Grossel

Jean C. Tempel '65 Professor of Biology

Molecular biology • Cell biology • Cancer and the cell cycle • Cell cycle regulation

mjgro@conncoll.edu


Mays Imad, Associate Professor of Biology

Mays Imad

Associate Professor of Biology

NEUROBIOLOGY OF LEARNING • HEART INTELLIGENCE • BIOFEEDBACK & EMOTIONAL REGULATION • TRAUMA-INFORMED EDUCATION • MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY • STEM EQUITY PEDAGOGY • CRITICAL THINKING & CRITICAL FEELING • MORAL INJURY & IMAGINATION

mimad@conncoll.edu


Priya Kohli, Professor of Statistics, Chair of the Faculty Steering and Conference Committee

Priya Kohli

Professor of Statistics, Chair of the Faculty Steering and Conference Committee

(Sabbatical Fall 2026)

Covariance Modeling • Longitudinal Studies • Multivariate Studies • Time Series Analysis • Faculty Salary Analysis

pkohli@conncoll.edu


Katherine Kwong, Assistant Professor of Human Development

Katherine Kwong

Assistant Professor of Human Development

Gerontology • Social Determinants of Health • Health Disparities • Qualitative Research Methods • Public Health

kkwong@conncoll.edu


Mónika López-Anuarbe, Professor of Economics

Mónika López-Anuarbe

Professor of Economics

Health economics and health equity • Economics of aging • Economics of caregiving • Intergenerational transfers • Game theory

manuarbe@conncoll.edu


E. Carla Parker-Athill, George and Carol Milne Associate Professor of Biology

E. Carla Parker-Athill

George and Carol Milne Associate Professor of Biology

Molecular Neuroscience • Neurobiology • Immunology


Sardha Suriyapperuma, Associate Teaching Professor of Biology and Botany

Sardha Suriyapperuma

Associate Teaching Professor of Biology and Botany

Molecular biology • Plant and cell biology • Microarray • Genomics and linkage mapping • Plant-microbe interactions

ssuriyap@conncoll.edu


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