New Faculty
Academic Year 2008-2009

Department of English

Jennifer Adair. Ph.D. University of South Carolina. British Renaissance Literature. Visiting Assistant Professor.

Lt. Col. Christopher Campbell, USAF (Ret.). Ph.D. University of Virginia. Contemporary American Fiction. Visiting Assistant Professor.

Sarah Clere. ABD. University of North Carolina. Modern American Literature. Visiting Assistant Professor.

Katherine Pilhuj. Ph.D. University of Miami. English Renaissance Literature. Assistant Professor.

Lauren Rule. Ph.D. Emory University. Contemporary American Literature. Assistant Professor.

Department of History

Jack Bass. Ph.D. Emory University. Citadel Fellow.

Carlson, Frank. Ph.D. University of Washington. Visiting Assistant Profesor of History.

David Glantz. M.A. University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill. Mark W. Clark Visiting Professor of History.

Joe Renouard. Ph.D. Emory University. U.S. Foreign Relations. Assistant Professor.

Tiffany R. Silverman. M.A. Williams College. Adjunct Professor of Art.

Kerry Taylor. Ph.D. University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill. Modern U.S. Oral History. Assistant Professor.

Department of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures

Amy Emm. ABD. University of Washington. German. Visiting Assistant Professor.

Sara Fernandez Medina. Ph.D. Texas Tech University. 20th Century Spanish Literature. Assistant Professor.

Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice

Donald Fowler. Ph.D. University of Kentucky. John C. West Visiting Professor of Government.

Sarah Tenney. Ph.D. University of Mississippi. International Relations. Assistant Professor.

Department of Psychology

Lori Fernald. D. Ed. Indiana University of Pennsylvania. School and Developmental Psychology. Assistant Professor.