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As we close out the month of April, I am happy to introduce to you the new faculty who will be joining us this fall! Come September 2, we will be welcoming nine of ten tenure track faculty and two lecturers across 11 different departments to campus. One tenure track hire will start with us in the Fall of 2023. I am extremely excited that six of these new faculty members were part of our first successful cluster hire in Race, Inequality, and Social Justice as part of our ongoing support of Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in the College! The cluster includes faculty in Anthropology, Child Studies, Classics, Communication, History, and Religious Studies, all of whom research and teach about diversity and equity issues in their fields. They will be meeting regularly throughout the year as a cohort to share their work and to connect with other DEI scholars and teachers on campus. Please join me in congratulating and welcoming our new faculty colleagues! Daniel PS: Here’s a poem we academics can appreciate… Prof of ProfsFor Allison Hogge, in memory of Brian Wilkie I was a math major—fond of all things rational. could own it, since poetry we memorize sings Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!”— He blinked, then offered, as postscript to his lecture, Source: Poetry (July/August 2008) New Assistant Professors(Updated September 1, 2022) 
Isaura Cruz Migration and health, indigenous Mexican migrants, transnational P'urepecha communities, cardiovascular and metabolic conditions, biocultural methods, genomics and epigenomics.
Experienced in animation, illustration, motion graphics, and visual effects. Filmmaker, author, and creator of experiential art.
Inorganic and organometallic synthesis, small molecule activation, porous metal-organic materials, gas storage and separation.
Early care and education equity; educational access, inclusion, and quality; anti-racist and liberatory pedagogies; early education and child care policy; mixed methods research. 
Nicholas Lindberg Ancient Greek democracy, Hellenistic political and cultural history, Environmental history.
Guillermo Rodriguez Narrative film and television production, race, ethnicity, gender and sexuality in narrative cinema, the horror genre, Spanish, Latin American and Latinx cinema, American cinema and television, Eastern European cinema, video games, neuroscience and film, film studies, critical and literary theory, continental philosophy, Gothic literature, and surrealism. 
Modern Mexico, transnational migration, environmental and agricultural history, land tenure, built environment, race/citizenship.
Number theory, algebraic geometry, and combinatorics with emphasis on finite fields.
Number Theory. p-adic modular forms, geometry of eigenvarieties, Galois deformations, and Iwasawa theory.
Intersection of protestant eschatologies as racial formation, anti-black racism, and the construction of the carceral state.
New Lecturers(Updated September 1, 2022) 
Applied mathematics, fluid dynamics
Harmoniemusik: Re-imagining Classical-Era Opera Transcriptions for Modern Performance. Guest conductor, and International music arranger and lecturer.
Medieval Philosophy, History of Ethics, Philosophy of Religion
U.S. Politics, including Congress and the Presidency
Developmental Psychology
Erik Sunderman Production Management, Theatrical Technical Director, Technical Designer, Carpenter Lead/trainer, Mechanical Designer, Theatrical Automation Designer, Sound Engineer, Sound Designer, Theatrical Technician, Technology in the Arts Enthusiast. I really enjoy working with students in bringing art to life. 
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