College of Liberal

Arts

School of Psychological Science

Frank Bernieri

School of Psychological Sciences

Welcome to

Dr. Frank

Bernieri’s

Social Interaction

Lab

Christina Leon

School of Writing, Literature and Film

Christina A. LeónAssistant Professor of EnglishSchool of Writing, Literature, and Film

Christina.Leon@oregonstate.edu

Megan Ward

School of Writing, Literature and Film

Megan WardA

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302 Moreland Hall

megan.ward@oregonstate.edu

Evan Gottlieb

School of Writing, Literature and Film

Literary & Historical Areas of Specialization:Periods: the Enlightenment, the Eighteenth Century, the Romantic Era (i.e. 1700-1830)Genres: Poetry, Novels, Non-FictionMajor Authors: Austen, Barbauld, Byron, Coleridge, Defoe, Hume, Keats, Scott, Shelley, Smith, Smollett, Wordsworth

Critical & Theoretical Areas of Specialization:Continental Philosophy, Globalization Studies, Post-humanism, Post-structuralism

Current Books-in-ProgressRomantic Realities: British Romanticism and Speculative Realism (for Edinburgh University Press)

Engagements with Contemporary Literary and Critical Theory (for Routledge)

Mehra Shirazi

School of Language, Culture and Society

Mehra Shirazi , PhDAssistant Professor 264 Waldo Hall Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies School of Language, Culture, and SocietyMehra.shirazi@oregonstate.edu

• Holds a Ph.D. in Public Health Promotion and Education.

• Research explores health disparities through a lens of social justice with particular regard to class, race, gender, immigration, and environment, with an emphasis on immigrant and refugee women’s health using a community based participatory approach.

Kryn Freehling-Burton

School of Language, Culture and Society

Kryn Freehling-Burton, M.A.I.S.

Senior Instructor

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

School of Language, Culture, and Society

kryn.freehling-burton@oregonstate.edu

o Current and past research includes qualitative, textual, and creative methodologies in these areaso Women in film and television

o Sexuality and Reproductive Health

o Feminist theology and spiritual practice

o Birth in the U.S. Women’s Health Movement

o Activist Theatre

o Mothers in society and media

Addition Research Projects in WGSS

o Social Media and activismo Women in STEM at OSUo Masculinity, fashion, and mental health in

the early 20th centuryo LGBTQ communities

o On campuso In historic records

o Transnational adoptiono Latin@s, immigration, and labor o Menstruationo Southern Baptist women in church

leadershipo Race and gender in popular culture

Adam Schwartz

School of Language, Culture and Society

ADAM SCHWARTZSchool of Language, Culture & Society

World Languages & Cultures Program

Kidder 34

541-737-3942

adam.schwartz@oregonstate.edu

Undergrad courses in 2015• ANTH 350: Language, Culture & Society

• SPAN 112, 113: First-year Spanish

• SPAN 456: Spanish in the US

• WLC/ES 499: Language, Race & Racism in the US

Research interests include:

Spanish language education

“Foreign”/second language learning in the US

Spanish in the US

Language and identity

Racism and white privilege

Diversity and multicultural education

Language and culture in education

Language attitudes and ideologies

Nabil Boudraa

School of Language, Culture and Society

NABIL

BOUDRAAAssociate Professor of French

220 Kidder Hall, 737-3938nabil.boudraa@oregonstate.edu)

Ben Mutschler

School of History, Philosophy and Religion

Director of the School of History,

Philosophy, and Religion

Milam 303A541.737.1268

bmutschler@oregonstate.edu

Ben Mutschler

Associate Professorof History

OSU Sesquicentennial Project:“Untold History of OSU” (HST 407)

Student Projects

Major Happenings in 2018!

Internshipsexhibits

Jenna ProctorUHC Honors student

Brittany Backen

Rob Figueroa

School of History, Philosophy and Religion

ROBERT

FIGUEROA

Philosophy

200-G Gilkey Hall

I work in an engaged philosophical approach studying critical connections between culture, justice, and environmental values.

School of History, Philosophy, and Religion &

Engaged Scholar in Residence,

Center for Latin@ Studies and Engagement

Oregon State University

Courses:• Ethics (PHL 205) (Spring 2015)

• 19th Century Philosophy (PHL 303)

(Spring 2015)

• World Views and Environmental

Values (PHL 434-HONORS) (Fall

2015)

• Ethics of Diversity (PHL 280)

robert.figueroa@oregonstate.edu

Flo Leibowitz

School of History, Philosophy and Religion

Chris Nichols

School of History, Philosophy and Religion

Currently Advising/Recent Theses on: U.S.-Japan International Law; Gender, Economics, & U.S-Latin American Relations (ca. 1900); Diplomacy of the U.S. Civil War; National Building in Early Cold War

U-D Classes Regularly Taught:• HST 407: U.S. & the Modern World (5-credit,

research course)• HST 464/564: Am. Diplomatic History/U.S. &

the World (1770s-1890s)• HST 465H: Am. Diplomatic History/U.S. & the

World (1890s-pres)• HST 465/565: Am. Diplomatic History/U.S. &

the World (1890s-pres)

• New class HST 466: Religion & U.S. Foreign Relations (Spring 2015!)

Prof. Christopher Nicholschristopher.nichols@oregonstate.edu

School of History, Philosophy, & Religion

U.S. role in and with the world (18th C. to present, especially 1865-pres); intellectual history; diplomacy & ideology;

law & international relations; transnationalism & globalization;

politics & culture; religion & secularization; U.S. in war & peace

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Barbara Muraca

School of History, Philosophy and Religion

Keith Baker

School of Public Policy

Keith BakerPolitical Science,

305 Gilkey Hallkeith.baker@oregonstate.edu

Lori Cramer

School of Public Policy

Building resilient coastal communities: A social assessment of mobile technology for tsunami evacuation planning

Lori Cramer, Ph.D.Sociology Program, School of Public Policy307 Fairbanks HallOregon State UniversityCorvallis, OR 97331Phone: 541-737-5382Email: lcramer@oregonstate.eduCo-PIs: Dan Cox and

Haizhong Wang, OSU

Joan Gross

Professor of Anthropology

My research interests: Cultural studies (especially food and/or language) in the Americas, Europe and North Africa

Some past undergraduate theses I’ve directed:

• The Kalispel Tribe of Indian’s Contemporary Usage of Traditional Foodways. Alex Hilborn

• Foodways of an Ecuadorian Comuna. Christina Sudduth

• The Last Colony: Music and Modern Identity in Puerto Rico. Brin Macdonald

• Perspectives from Cantabria: A Look at the Social Construction of the Immigrant Other in Spain. Isadora B. Norman

Joan GrossProfessor of Anthropology

Waldo 222

Dan Faltesek

New Media Communications

Digital Communication Arts Major

New Media

School of Arts and Communication

What do we do?

• Media and Society

– Social Research

– Diffusion of Innovation

– Interface Studies

• Media Management

– Industry Studies

– Entrepreneurship

• Media Production

– Media Making, especially video

What do I do?

• Social Media

– Multiple areas

• Big Data

– Really pretty small data by natural science standards

• Mobile Media, Games, Interfaces, Logistical Media

Get in Touch

• Dan Faltesek –

daniel.faltesek @ oregonstate.edu

• Or facebook.com/

dan.faltesek@danfaltesek

• See also, Bill Loges.

Lee Ann Garrison

School of Arts and Communication