Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

John Kaag, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Philosophy, Gender StudiesAesthetics, Philosophy of Mind, American Philosophy

Andrea Dottolo, Ph.D.Lecturer, Psychology

Caryn Cosse Bell , Ph.D.Professor, History, Gender Studies, American StudiesCivil War & Reconstruction; Slavery & Abolition

Whitley R.P. Kaufman, Ph.D.Chair, Professor, PhilosophyEthics (Theoretical and Applied), Philosophy of Law, Environmental Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion

Paul E. Tracy, Ph.D.Professor, Graduate Coordinator, Criminal Justice

Philip MossProfessor, Co-Director, Economics, Economics & Social Development of Regions Program, Center for Industrial CompetitivenessLabor Economics, Community Economic Development, Public Policy Analyst

Eric Sean Nelson, Ph.D.Associate Professor, PhilosophyNineteenth and Twentieth-Century European Philosophy, Eastern and Comparative Philosophy and Religion, Ethics and Social-Political Philosophy

Alan Jay Lincoln, Ph.D.Emeritus Faculty, University Ombuds (Retired), Criminal Justice

Sheryl Lynn Postman, Ph.D.Professor, Cultural StudiesSpanish & Italian

Monica Galizzi, Ph.D.Professor; Co-Director , Economics, Gender Studies; Economic & Social Development of Regions ProgramLabor economics, the economics of disability, applied econometrics

Christopher EndrinalAssistant Professor , MusicMusic Theory

Marie Frank, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Art History and Architecture, Cultural Studies, Art History, American Studies

David Turcotte, Sc.D.Research Professor, Economics, Center for Family, Work and Community, Economic & Social Development of Regions, Wind Turbine Research group

Alex S. RuthmannAssistant ProfessorMusic Education and Music Technology

Adrian CruzAssistant Professor, SociologyImmigration, Race & Ethnicity

Joshua MillardLecturer, Performance Coordinator, MusicMusic Performance- Guitar

William Mass, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Co-director, Economic & Social Development of Regions, Center for Industrial Competitiveness, Institute for Visualization & Perception Research

Joseph Gustafson, Ph.D.Lecturer, Criminal JusticePolice Deviance & Workforce Diversity

Allan Roscoe, M.A.Lecturer, Criminal JusticeCrimes of Violence, Terrorism/Counter-Terrorism, Homeland Sec., Natnl. Sec. & Counter-Intelligence/Counter-Espionage

Andrew J. Harris, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice

Thomas MaloneLecturer, MusicMusic Studies, Choral and Community, Choral Music, World Music

Stephen Saravara, J.D.Lecturer, Director of International Partnerships for Macau and Hong Kong, Criminal JusticeIndustrial Security and Education

Michael E. Jones, J.D.Professor, Program Director, Legal StudiesSports Law

Ashleigh Hillier, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, PsychologyNeuropsychology, psychophysiology & autism spectrum disorders (ASD)

Jeffrey Gerson, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Political Science, Gender StudiesAmerican Politics, Politics and Sports, State and Local Politics

Jason Lawrence, Ph.D.Associate Professor, PsychologySocial Psychology

Joan Cannon, Ed.D.Associate Professor, PsychologyPersonality, human development, & on-line teaching. Faculty Advisor Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology

Dina Bozicas, M.A.Lecturer, EnglishComposition and Literature

Eugene Mellican, Ph.D.ProfessorApplied Ethics, Engineering Ethics, Ethics and Technology

Cheryl Najarian Souza, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Sociology, Gender StudiesGender studies, women & work, qualitative research methods, & the sociology of disabilty

William H. Fisher, Ph.D.Professor, Criminal JusticeThe interface of the mental health & criminal justice systems. Factors that affect offending & re-offending among adults affected by serious psychiatric illnesses.

Eve Buzawa, Ph.D.Department Chair, Professor, Criminal Justice, Gender Studies

Shelley Barish, M.F.AAssistant Professor, EnglishTheatre Arts

Christopher McGahanProfessorChoral conducting, music history

Michael J CarterAssociate Professor and Chair

Sandra Lim, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, EnglishPoetry, Twentieth Century American Literature

William J. Burke, J.D.Professor, Legal Studies

Carol Hay, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, PhilosophyEthics, Feminist Theory

John ShirleyChair, Professor , Music, Sound Recording TechnologySound recording technology, music theory, electronic ensemble

Richard W. Serna, Ph.D. Associate Professor, PsychologyApplied Behavior Analysis in the treatment of autism; Experimental Analysis of Behavior; auditory & visual discrimination learning; simulation in distance-learning applications.

Rita Sullivan, Ph.D.Lecturer, EnglishBusiness Writing, Early Twentieth Century British Fiction, Oral Communication, Editing & Publishing

Anthony Szczesiul , Ph.D.Chair, Associate Professor, EnglishNineteenth and Twentieth Century American Literature, Southern Literature, American Poetry

Paula Rayman, Ph.D.Professor, Director, Economic and Social Development of Regions, Gender Studies, Middle East Center for Peace, Development, & CultureAreas of expertise include social change, work and inequality, and gender and science.

Gloria Seeman, Ph.D.Associate Professor

Mary Gormley, Ph.D.Lecturer, EnglishRhetoric & Composition

Neville Nien Huei Jiang, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, EconomicsEconomic growth and development, income inequality, migration

David MartinsProfessor, Area Head, MusicPerformance, Woodwinds, Instrumental conducting, instrumental ensembles

Frederick LewisDepartment Chair, Professor Civil Liberties, Constitutional Law, Political Leadership

Julie Nash, Ph.D.Associate Dean, Associate Professor, College of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, English, Gender StudiesEighteenth & Nineteenthcentury British Literature, The British Novel, Women Writers

Andrew Hostetler, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Graduate Coordinator, PsychologyAdult development & aging, adolescence, personality, cross-cultural psychology, the psychology of gender & research methods, service learning

Bridget Marshall, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, EnglishGothic novel, American literature, law & literature, New England witchcraft trials, disability in literature

Nina Coppens, Ph.D.Dean of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Professor, College of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences; PsychologyDevelopmental and health psychology

P. Christopher Smith, Ph.D. Professor, Philosophy, Cultural StudiesGreek Philosophy, Modern German Thought, Rhetoric and Theories of Argument, Hermeneutics. Latin Studies & Culture

Allyssa McCabe, Ph.D.ProfessorDevelopmental psychology and research methods

Francis TaltyCo-Director; Office of the Dean, FAHSS, Advisory Board Member , Center for Irish Partnerships; College of Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social SciencesDr. Frank Talty is the director of the Academic Programs in the College of Arts and Science at University of Massachusetts Lowell. His expertise focuses on American Courts, American Public Administration and Public Policy.

J. Alan WilliamsAssistant Professor, Coordinator, MusicMusic business

Robert Grantham, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, SociologyUrban sociology, deviance, criminology

Sarah Kuhn, Ph.D.Professor, Psychology, Gender Studies, Economic & Social Development of RegionsUse & design of information technology

Robert E. Innis, Ph.D.Professor, PhilosophyTheory of Knowledge, Semiotics & Philosophy of Language, Aesthetics, Philosophy of Technology, Philosophy of Religion, American Philosophy

Supriya LahiriProfessor, Economics

William Hersey, Ph.D.Emeritus Faculty, English

Diana Archibald, Ph.D.Associate Professor, EnglishCharles Dickens, Victorian Fiction, British Literature, Transatlantic Studies, Creative Nonfiction.

John Christ, Ph.D.Assistant Professor in Art History and Visual Culture, Art History, Cultural Studies, American Studies

Keith Mitchell, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, English, American Studies, Gender StudiesAfrican American, Caribbean and Nineteenth & Twentieth century American literature

Kay G. Roberts, D.M.A.Professor, Area Head, Director, Music, Orchestral strings, UMass Lowell String Project & Lowell Youth Orchestra (LYO)Nancy Donahue Professor in the Arts Professor; Orchestral conducting, Strings

Carol McDonough, Ph.D.Professor, Economics

Ardeth Maung Thawnghmung, Ph.D.Associate Professor , Political ScienceComparative Politics, International Relations, Southeast Asian Politics

Paula TelescoAssociate ProfessorMusic theory

Brett Ingram, Ph.D.Lecturer, EnglishCritical Cultural & Rhetorical Studies, Rhetoric and Composition, Affect Theory, Neurorhetoric

William Lazonick, Ph.D.Professor, Co-director, Economics, Economic and Social Development of Regions; Center for Industrial Competitiveness

Timothy CrainAssistant Professor, MusicMusic History, Jazz History

Abby Chandler, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, HistoryEarly American History, Public History

Khanh T. Dinh, Ph.D.Associate Professor, PsychologyClinical & community psychology

Marlowe Miller, Ph.D.Professor, English, Gender Studies

Shehong Chen , Ph.D.Associate Professor, History, American Studies, Gender StudiesU.S. History; Immigration & Chinese History

Maggie Dietz, M.A.Assistant Professor, EnglishPoetry & Poetics

Milena Gueorguieva, Ph.D.Lecturer, EnglishESL Exposition, the Research Process, Linguistic Analysis, Gender & Nineteenth Century British Gothic Fiction, British Travel Literature & National Identity.

Francis T. Talty, Ph.D.Advising Coordinator, Lecturer, Co-Director, Political Science, Center for Irish PartnershipsAmerican Courts, American Public Administration and Public Policy

Kevin PetersenLecturer, EnglishComposition and Literature

Christopher Carlsmith, Ph.D.Associate Professor; Fellowship Advisor, History; Gender Studies; Office of Undergraduate Fellowships Early Modern Europe; Renaissance Italy; Western Civ.

Andre Dubus IIIAssistant Professor, English

Daniel Egan, Ph.D.Professor, SociologySocial theory, social stratification, political sociology, war & peace, globalization

Patrick Young, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, History, Gender StudiesModern European History, Consumer Culture, Urban History, Fascism

Larry Siegel, Ph.D.Professor, Criminal Justice

Gena R. GreherAssociate Professor; Coordinator, MusicMusic education

Mary Kramer, Ph.D.Emeritus Faculty, EnglishBritish Literature pre-1642; Honors Program

Aart HoltslagAssistant Professor , Political ScienceInternational Relations/Political Economy, Human Rights, International Organizations

David C. Kingsley, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Economics

Lauren Beaulieu, Ph.D.Visiting Assistant Professor, PsychologyBehavior analysis

Todd Tietchen, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, English20th Century American Literature & Culture, American Philosophy & Intellectual History, Cold War Studies, Aesthetic & Literary Theory.

Jonathan J. Liebowitz, Ph.D.Professor , HistoryModern European History, Economic History

Christoph Strobel, Ph.D.Associate Professor, History, American Studiesglobal/comparative/transnational, Native American, & African history

J. Helí Hernández, Ph.D.Emeritus Faculty, Cultural StudiesSpanish Studies and Italian Studies & Culture

Kathleen Hulbert, Ed.D.Professor Emerita, PsychologyLifespan development, applied developmental psychology, cross-cultural development & psychological assessment

Martin Meehan, J.D.Chancellor, Professor, Academic Affairs, Political ScienceAmerican Politics, The Congress, Electoral Politics

Linda M. Williams, Ph.D.Professor, Criminal Justice

Carole Salmon, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Cultural StudiesFrench Studies & Culture

Bill Berkowitz, Ph.D.Professor Emeritus, PsychologyDr. Berkowitz’s graduate & undergraduate teaching (“Teaching is a first love”) has focused on community and social psychology.

Jenifer Whitten-WoodringAssistant Professor, Political Science, Peace & Conflict StudiesMedia Politics, Political Communication, Research Methods

Mignon Duffy, Ph.D.Associate Professor, SociologyMethods and social policy

April Pattavina, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Criminal Justice

Robert LeBlanc, Ph.D.Lecturer, English

Jeannie Sargent Judge, Ph.D.Associate Professor, English, Gender StudiesBritish Literature I and II, Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century Literature, Poetry, Literature and Women

Waldemar Hanasz, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Philosophy

Joseph Ramsey, Ph.D.Lecturer, English

Tommaso Tempesti, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Economics

Charlotte Ryan, Ph.D.Associate Professor, SociologyEnvironmental sociology, participatory communications, public sociology

Robert Forrant, Ph.D.Professor, Co-Director, Senior Research Fellow, History; Center for Family, Work & Community; Center for Industrial CompetitivenessU.S. History, Labor Studies, Global Development, Industrial History

Levon Chorbajian, Ph.D.Professor, SociologyGenocide politics, mass media, sports

Anne Mulvey, Ph.D.Professor Emerita, Psychology, Gender StudiesCommunity psychology and women's studies

Joseph Zaitchik, Ph.D.Emeritus Faculty, English

Chad Montrie, Ph.D.Professor, History, American Studies, Gender StudiesU.S. Environmental, Labor, & Women's History

William MoylanProfessor, Coordinator, Music, Sound Recording TechnologySound recording technology, music theory

Alice A. Frye, MPH, Ph.D.Lecturer, PsychologyResearch methods, statistics, adolescent psychopathology, emerging adulthood

Jana Sladkova, Ph.D.Assistant Professor Psychological issues of migration, qualitative research methods, narrative analysis

Sarah Moser, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Cultural StudiesAsian Studies & Culture

Christa Hodapp, Ph.D.Lecturer, PhilosophyMetaphysics, Feminist Philosophy

Maria Matz, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Cultural StudiesLatin American Studies & Culture

Meg A. Bond, Ph.D.Professor, PsychologyCommunity psychology, workplace diversity and interpersonal dynamics

Shakil QuayesAssistant Professor, EconomicsDevelopment Economics, Microfinance

Mary N. Duell, Ph.D.Lecturer, PsychologyHuman sexuality, research methods, & distance learning

John Wooding, Ph.D.Professor , Political Science, Economic & Social Development of RegionsPublic Policy, International Political Economy, British Politics

Angela Terrio, M.A.Visiting Instructor, Criminal Justice

Jehanne-Marie GavariniProfessor

Michael TestaVisiting Lecturer, Sound Recording Technology, MusicSound Recording Technology

Alexander CaseAssistant Professor, MusicSound recording technology

Kyung Seok Choo, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice

David Hirschel, Ph.D.Professor, Criminal Justice

Robin Mangino, Ph.D.Lecturer, EnglishComposition and Literature

Melissa Pennell, Ph.D.Professor, English, American Studies, Gender Studies19th & early 20th century American Literature, American Women Novelists, Mystery & Detective Fiction

Lisa Edwards, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, HistoryLatin America

Cathy A. Levey, Ph.D.Lecturer, Criminal JusticeMental health issues in the Criminal Justice system, especially Corrections; Self-handicapping behavior

Nellie Tran, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorCommunity Psychology

Laura Punnett, Sc.D.Principal Investigator, Co-Director, Professor, Senior Associate , Work Environment, CPH-NEW, Center for Women & Work, Gender Studies

Todd Avery, Ph.D.Associate Professor, English

Samuel Ruddick, Ph.D.Lecturer, EnglishComposition and Literature

Liana Cheney, Ph.D.Chair, Department of Cultural Studies, Professor, Cultural Studies, Art History, Interdisciplinary & Intercollegiate Studies

Stephanie Block, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, PsychologyChild Maltreatment, Psychology & Law, Memory for Trauma, Child Eyewitness Testimony, Prevention Science

Richard Siegel, Ph.DDepartment Chair, Professor, Psychology

Robert Kunzendorf, Ph.D.ProfessorCognitive psychology, statistics, psychology of consciousness, abnormal psychology

Herlinda De Castro Charpentier Saitz, Ph.D.Professor Emerita , Cultural Studies, Peace & Conflict StudiesSpanish, Latin American & Spanish Studies

Ethan Spanier, Ph.D.Lecturer, HistoryAncient History (Near East, Greece, Rome, warfare); Byzantium; Cinema & History

Laura Barefield, Ph.D.Associate Professor, English, Gender StudiesOld & Middle English Literature, History of English, Great Books, World Literature, Composition, Women Writers, Literary Theory, Film

Nancy Selleck, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Director, English, Gender Studies, Theatre Arts ProgramTheatre Arts, Faculty Advisor - Off Broadway Players

Matthew Hurwitz, Ph.D.Visiting Professor, EnglishComposition & Literature

Vanessa Joan GrayAssistant Professor , Political ScienceLatin American Politics, Comparative Politics, Global Environment

Charlotte Mandell, Ph.D.Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, Professor, Academic Affairs, Psychology

Mitra Das, Ph.D.Professor, Chair, Sociology, Peace & Conflict StudiesFamily studies and gender-related issues, immigration, ethnicity and social change Dr. Das brings a comparative perspective to her teaching.

James J.F. Forest, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Criminal Justice

Doreen Arcus, Ph.D.Associate Professor, PsychologyResearch methods and human development

Michael Pierson, Ph.D.Professor, History, Gender Studies, American StudiesAmerican Political Culture

Chris Harris, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Transfer Student Advisor, Criminal Justice

Michelle C. Haynes, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, PsychologyOrganizational psychology

David Landrigan, Ph.D.Associate ProfessorSensation and perception, research methods and statistics, portals of consciousness, computer applications in psychology, neuropsychology, and chaos and nonlinear dynamics applications in psychology

Kristen Nielsen, Ed.D.Lecturer, English

Michael Millner, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, EnglishAmerican Studies, American Literary Studies, Political and Critical Theory, Gender and GLBQ Studies

Fletcher Smith, Ph.D.Visiting Faculty, HistoryJapan, U.S. History, Radicalism, Reform

Sue J. Kim, Ph.D.Associate Professor, EnglishContemporary literature (American & post-colonial), literary theory, narrative theory - with special emphasis on issues of race, gender/sexuality, & class

James M. Byrne, Ph.D.Professor, Criminal Justice & Criminology

Jonathan Silverman, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, English, American StudiesJournalism, American Studies, composition, & popular culture

Joseph W. Lipchitz , Ph.D.Chair, Professor, HistoryEurope in the Middle Ages, Crime and Social Control, Britain and Modern Ireland

James H. Nehring, Ed.D.Assistant Professor, Leadership in Schooling, Graduate School of Education School level improvement and professional learning.

William Roberts, Ph.D.Emeritus Faculty, English

Deina AbdelkaderAssistant Professor, Political Science, Peace & Conflict StudiesComparative Politics, International Relations, Middle East, Muslim World

Judith Davidson, Ph.D.Associate Professor, Educational Technology & Qualitative Research Methods, Graduate School of Education, Gender StudiesCurriculum and Instruction