Teaching philosophy and research interests In my view, teaching in part involves sharing one’s knowledge with students and giving them the opportunity to ask questions and to engage in [...]

Dr. Randi Shane is a professor of Psychology in the department of Social Sciences.  She earned her Ph.D. in Neurospcyhology from the Graduate Center of the City University of New York […]

Andrea Ortuño specializes in the art of the early modern Hispanic world. She previously worked as Coordinator of Education at The Hispanic Society of America Museum and Library in New […]

Dr. Camilla Groth was born and raised in Germany and Finland. She came to the United States in 1995 and finished her Masters in German and Ph.D. in American Studies. […]

Dr. Sheldon Skaggs is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Bronx Community College. He specializes in geoarchaeology with a focus on ancient Maya archaeology. He has conducted extensive [...]

I am a community-oriented psychologist. I teach psychology from a social, developmental perspective. As a social psychologist, I believe there is no separation between psychology (how we [...]

Dr. Jonathan Scott is the author of “Socialist Joy in the Writing of Langston Hughes,” published by the University of Missouri Press in 2007, and the editor of “U.S. Fascism [...]

Dr. Jillian Hess specializes in nineteenth-century writing practices. Her writing investigates how authors organized information in notebooks — particularly their commonplace books [...]