FACULTY TEACHING IN THE HUMANITIES PROGRAM, 2004-2005

• John Aberth (Ph. D., Cambridge University).  Lecturer of Humanities.  Humanities 101 (Spring 2005)
• Ronald Begley (Ph. D., University of North Carolina).  Professor of Philosophy and Classics.  Humanities 207 (Nineteenth Century)
• James Conley (Ph. D., Loyola University of Chicago).  Associate Professor of Classics.  Humanities 101 (Fall 2004).
• George Dameron (Ph. D., Harvard University).  Professor of History; Coordinator, Humanities Program.  Humanities 101 (Fall 2004) and Humanities 102 (Spring, 2005)
• Ann Earle (MA, University of Chicago.).  Lecturer of Humanities.  Humanities 203 (Renaissance and Reformation) (Fall 2004) and Humanities 205 (Enlightenment and Revolution) (Spring 2005)
• John Kenney (Ph. D., Brown University).  Dean of the College; Professor of Religious Studies.  Humanities 101 (Fall 2004).
• Terryl Kinder (Ph. D., Indiana University).  Distinguished Visiting Professor of History.  Humanities 101 (Fall 2004).
• Christina Root (Ph. D., Columbia University).  Associate Professor of English.  Humanities 207 (Nineteenth Century) (Fall 2004)
• William Tortolano (Mus.D, University of Montreal).  Emeritus Professor of Fine Arts.  Humanities 209 (Twentieth Century) (Fall 2004)