Faculty
The CUNY Graduate Center faculty, recognized leaders in a diverse array of fields in the arts and sciences, are dedicated to interdisciplinary scholarship and pedagogical excellence.
| Battle, Juan |
| Public Health, Sociology, Urban Education, Liberal Studies MA, Coordinator of the Africana Studies Certificate Program. |
| Bozorgmehr, Mehdi |
| Sociology, Liberal Studies MA, Middle Eastern Studies MA., Immigration, Urban Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Muslim Americans |
| Brier, Stephen |
| U.S. History, Labor and Working-Class Studies, Public Education, Information Technology and Pedagogy |
| Brownstein, Rachel |
| 18th and 19th century literature, the novel especially; life writing; essays; caricature |
| Chinn, Sarah E. |
| 19th century US literature and culture, gender and sexuality |
| Cooper, Sandi |
| Peace and Women’s Movements; Introduction to Modernity;
History; Liberal Studies MA; Women’s Studies CP |
| Dauben, Joseph W. |
| History of Science; History of Mathematics; Sociology of Science; Science and Technology in China |
| Dickstein, Morris |
| Modern literature and cultural history, film, biblical criticism, popular culture |
| Dolan, Marc |
| U.S. Literature and Culture, 1845 to the present; Mass Culture and Mass Art; Popular Narrative; Literature and Ethnicity; Representations of New York City in Literature; American Studies; Cultural Studies; Cultural Theory; History of Popular Song |
| Entin, Joseph |
| American Studies; American literature; modernism; visual culture, especially documentary photography; class, culture, and working-class studies; cultural theory |
| Fine, Michelle |
| Psychology, Urban Education, Liberal Studies MA, Women’s Studies CP; Education and Social Justice |
| Finke, Wayne |
| Spanish Peninsular Literature, language and linguistics |
| Gold, Matthew K. |
| Digital Humanities, scholarly communication, networked rhetoric, open-access pedagogy, nineteenth-century American literature and culture |
| Grasso, Linda |
| U.S. Literature; U.S. Women’s Literature and Culture; African American Literature; U.S. Women’s History; Asian American Studies; Teaching Writing Across the Curriculum |
| Hattori, Tomohisa |
| International Political Economy, Moral Economy, and International Development |
| Joseph , Gerhard |
| Victorian Literature, Contemporary Theory, the interface of contemporay literature and cognitive theory, and of literature and anthropology |
| Kessner, Thomas |
| History, Urban Education, Liberal Studies MA, American Studies CP. |
| Lyness, Karen |
| Work-Life and Family, Business, Psychology, Liberal Studies MA; diversity in organizations, cross-cultural issues, and other topics in industrial-organizational psychology. |
| Macaulay-Lewis, Elizabeth |
| Archaeology; Architectural History; Classical material culture; Roman material culture; Islamic art, architecture and material culture; Reception studies. |
| Paulicelli, Eugenia |
| Fashion Studies and Theory; Fashion and Politics; Women and Gender Studies; Film and Screen Media; Italian Literature, Culture and Fashion (Early Modernity to the Present); New Technologies and the Mediation of Culture; The Work of Roland Barthes and Charles Sanders Peirce. |
| Shockley, Kristen |
| work-family issues, workplace mentoring, career success, occupational stress |
| Singer, Robert |
| Interdisciplinary Studies, American Studies, Film Studies, Comparative Literature |