Faculty
View our faculty and graduate advising fellow below.
Our Faculty
Katherine Behar
Associate Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Cathy N. Davidson
Founding Director
- Futures Initiative
Distinguished Professor
- English
Distinguished Professor
- Digital Humanities
Distinguished Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Distinguished Professor
- American Studies
Director of HASTAC@CUNY
Johanna Devaney
Assistant Professor
- Music
Assistant Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Howard Everson
Faculty
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Kevin Ferguson
Associate Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Associate Professor
- Digital Humanities
Ellie Frymire
Faculty
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Matthew K. Gold
Associate Professor
- English
Associate Professor
- Liberal Studies
Associate Professor
- Digital Humanities
Associate Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Associate Professor
- Interactive Technology and Pedagogy
Associate Professor
- American Studies
Director
- Graduate Center Digital Initiatives
Michael Mandiberg
Coordinator and Professor
- Interactive Technology and Pedagogy
Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Professor
- Digital Humanities
Lev Manovich
Presidential Professor
- Data Science
Presidential Professor
- Computer Science
Presidential Professor
- Digital Humanities
Presidential Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
MIchelle McSweeney
Adjunct Assistant Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Jeremy Porter
Professor
- Sociology
Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Director and Professor
- Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences
Lisa Rhody
Deputy Director
- Graduate Center Digital Initiatives
Adjunct Faculty
- Liberal Studies
Adjunct Faculty
- Digital Humanities
Adjunct Faculty
- Interactive Technology and Pedagogy
Adjunct Faculty
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Aucher Serr
Faculty
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Timothy Shortell
Professor
- Data Analysis and Visualization
Graduate Advising Fellow
Rafael Davis Portela (he/him) is a Ph.D. student in the History department, where he researches the role of transnational capital in the urban development in Latin America. He is also a member of the Center for Latin American, Caribbean and Latino Studies–CLACLS, and Adjunct Professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, where he teaches courses on Latin American History. He is also into digital tools, and interested in anything related to teaching.
Email: rdportela@gmail.com
