Helmut Walser Smith, Director, Martha Rivers Ingram Professor of History (Ph.D. Yale), Early Modern and Modern German History 322-2528, helmut.w.smith@vanderbilt.edu

Florence Faucher-King (Arts & Science) Associate Professor of European Studies (Ph.D. Aix en Provence). From 1997-2000 Dr. Faucher-King taught at the University of Stirling, Scotland, UK, before joining Sciences-Po (Paris) in 2000. She has conducted comparative research on the British and French Greens while a postdoctoral fellow at St. Peters, Oxford University; she has also conducted ethnographic research on British political parties. Her special interests include: Green politics, political parties, modern British and French politics, contemporary forms of political activism and the application of anthropological methods to the study of political parties; European Union. 322-6222, florence.faucher-king@vanderbilt.edu.

Tracy Barrett, Senior Lecturer in Italian (Ph.D., California, Berkeley), Italian language and literature, 322-6912, tracy.barrett@vanderbilt.edu

Robert F. Barsky, Professor of Comparative Literature (Ph.D., McGill [Canada]), Professor of French and Italian, Canadian & Quebec Studies, 322-2652, robert.barsky@vanderbilt.edu

Vereen M. Bell, Professor of English (Ph.D., Duke), Modern British literature, 322-3324, vereen.m.bell@vanderbilt.edu

Fräncille Bergquist, Associate Professor of Spanish (Ph.D., Texas Tech), Spanish linguistics, 322-2844, francille.bergquist@vanderbilt.edu

Michael D. Bess, Chancellor’s Professor of History and Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., California, Berkeley), Modern European history, 322-3340, michael.d.bess@vanderbilt.edu

James Booth, Professor of Political Science (Ph.D., Harvard), Identity and memory, 322-2491, william.j.booth@vanderbilt.edu

Christopher J. Brummer, Assistant Professor of Law, (J.D., Columbia; Ph.D., Chicago), International business law and private international law, 322-3490, chris.brummer@Vanderbilt.Edu.

Victoria A. Burrus, Associate Professor of History (Ph.D., Wisconsin), Medieval Spanish literature, 322-6860, victoria.a.burrus@vanderbilt.edu

William Caferro, Associate Professor of History (Ph.D., Yale), Medieval and Renaissance Italy and Europe, 322-0097 william.p.caferro@vanderbilt.edu

Joy Haslam Calico, Associate Professor of Musicology, Associate of European Studies(Ph.D., Duke), Opera, music & politics, cultural politics in the Soviet Bloc, especially the GDR, 322-7675, joy.calico@vanderbilt.edu

Lauren Clay, Assistant Professor of History, reasearch interests: Early modern/modern Europe with a focus on France; social and cultural history; history of business, labor, and commercial society; theater; urban history; French empire. 322-5947, lauren.clay@vanderbilt.edu

Julia P. Cohen, Assistant Professor of History, Jewish History, History of the Ottoman Empire, Urban History, Inter-Communal Relations in the Modern Mediterranean, Judeo-Spanish (Sephardi) History, Jews in Islamic Lands. 322-6202, julia.p.cohen@vanderbilt.edu

Cynthia J. Cyrus, Associate Professor of Musicology (Ph.D., North Carolina, Chapel Hill), Late medieval monasticism, history of the book, Medieval and Renaissance musical repertories, 322-7693, cynthia.j.cyrus@vanderbilt.edu

Idit Dobbs-Weinstein, Associate Professor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Toronto), Continental philosophy, 322-2265, idit.dobbs-weinstein@vanderbilt.edu

Robert A. Driskill, Professor of Economics (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins), International trade, 343-1516, robert.a.driskill@vanderbilt.edu

Sara L. Figal, Assistant Professor of German (Ph.D., Harvard), 17th and 18th Century German literature, 322-2747, sara.figal@vanderbilt.edu

Lynn E. Enterline, Professor of English (Ph.D., Cornell), Early modern British literature, 343-3815, lynn.enterline@vanderbilt.edu

James A. Epstein, Professor of History (Ph.D., Birmingham [England]), Modern British history, especially 19th Century, 322-3351, james.a.epstein@vanderbilt.edu

Edward F. Fischer, Professor of Anthropology (PhD 1996, Tulane University). Cultural anthropology and political economy with a focus on the Maya of highland Guatemala and contemporary German labor relations. 322-2194. edward.f.fischer@vanderbilt.edu

Leonard Folgarait, Professor of Art History (Ph.D., California, Los Angeles), European art, 322-0090, leonard.folgarait@vanderbilt.edu

William P. Franke, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Italian (Ph.D., Stanford), Italian literature, 322-6902, william.p.franke@vanderbilt.edu

Edward H. Friedman, Professor of Spanish, Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins), Early modern Spanish literature, 322-6929, edward.h.friedman@vanderbilt.edu

Marc Froment-Meurice, Professor of French (Docteur ès lettres, Université de Nice), Modern French poetry and poetics,  mfment@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu

Jay Geller, Senior Lecturer, Modern Jewish Culture (Ph.D., Duke), Department of Religious Studies, Divinity School, 322-2776, jay.geller@vanderbilt.edu

Lenn E. Goodman, Professor of Philosophy, Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities (D.Phil., Oxford University), Metaphysics and ethics, 343-3158, lenn.e.goodman@vanderbilt.edu

Roy Gottfried, Professor of English (Ph.D., Yale), Modern British fiction, especially Irish literature, 322-2326, roy.k.gottfried@vanderbilt.edu

Henning Grunwald, DAAD Visiting Assistant Professor of History and European Studies (Ph.D., Cambridge) Party lawyers, political trials and judicial culture in the Weimar Republic; Europeanization: history, concepts, and conflicts, 343-1729, henning.grunwald@vanderbilt.edu

Barbara Hahn, Distinguished Professor of German (Ph.D., Free University of Berlin), Modern German Literature with a special interest in women's studies, barbara.hahn@vanderbilt.edu

M. Donald Hancock, Professor of Political Science (Ph.D., Columbia), European Union and comparative European politics, 322-6234, donald.hancock@vanderbilt.edu

Joel F. Harrington, Associate Professor of History (Ph.D., Michigan), Early Modern Europe, especially Germany, 322-2528, joel.f.harrington@vanderbilt.edu

Gregg M. Horowitz, Associate Professor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins), Critical theory of culture, 322-2637, gregg.horowitz@vanderbilt.edu

Mark Jarmin, Professor of English (M.F.A., Iowa), British and American poetry, 322-2618, mark.jarmin@vanderbilt.edu

Alexander (Ari) Joskowicz, Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies and European Studies, Affiliated Assistant Professor of History (PhD, Chicago), Jewish History; Modern European History, with a focus on Germany and France; Minorities and Nationalism; Political and Intellectual History Telephone: 615-322-7371 a.joskowicz@vanderbilt.edu

Kassian A. Kovalcheck, Jr., Associate Professor of Communication Studies (Ph.D., Indiana), Politics, history, and government of Ireland, 322-2060, kassian.a.kovalcheck@vanderbilt.edu

Konstantin V. Kustanovich, Associate Professor of Slavic Languages and Literature (Ph.D., Columbia), Russian literature and culture, 322-2751, Konstantin.v.kustanovich@vanderbilt.edu

John Lachs, Centennial Professor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Yale), 19th century German Idealism, 343-0321, john.lachs@vanderbilt.edu

Angela H. Lin, Assistant Professor of German (Ph.D., Princeton), Nineteenth and Twentieth-century German literature and culture, 343-3188, a.lin@vanderbilt.edu

Andrea Maneschi, Professor of Economics, Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins), International economics, 322-2993, Andrea.maneschi@vanderbilt.edu

Leah Marcus, Edwin Mims Professor of English, (Ph.D., Columbia) Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Literature, 322-2330, l.marcus@vanderbilt.edu

John A. McCarthy, Professor of European Studies, Professor of German, Professor of Comparative Literature (Ph.D., SUNYaB), 18th-20th century German literature, culture, and society 342-2527, john.a.mccarthy@vanderbilt.edu

Robert L. Mode, Associate Professor of Art History (Ph.D., Rochester), Italian Renaissance, 322-0254, robert.mode@vanderbilt.edu

Jonathan Neufeld, (Ph.D., Columbia), Assistant Professor of Philosophy, English & Continental aesthetic thought with heavy emphasis on the German thinkers, Assistant of European Studies 343-8670, jonathan.a.neufeld@vanderbilt.edu.

Anthère Nzabatsinda, Associate Professor of French  (Ph.D. Université de Montréal),  Francophone literature; linguistics and literature, 322-6914, anthere.nzabatsinda@vanderbilt.edu

Kelly Oliver, W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy, Professor of Women's Studies, (Ph.D., Northwestern), Nineteenth and twentieth century continental philosophy, 343-0334 , kelly.oliver@vanderbilt.edu

Morna O'Neill, Mellon Professor of Art History, specialist in late nineteenth-century European art, in particular the conjunction of art, design, and politics, 322-0125, morna.oneill@vanderbilt.edu

John F. Plummer, Professor of English, Medieval  literature (Ph.D., Washington), 322-2317, john.f.plummer@vanderbilt.edu

Lynn T. Ramey, Assistant Professor of French (Ph.D., Harvard), Medieval and Renaissance French literatuer and culture, 322-6904, lynn.ramey@vanderbilt.edu

Matthew Ramsey, Associate Professor of History (Ph.D., Harvard), France in the late 18th and 19th centuries, 322-0096, matthew.ramsey@vanderbilt.edu

Philip D. Rasico, Professor of Spanish and Portuguese (Ph.D., Indiana), Catalan and Spanish language and history, 322-6859, philip.d.rasico@vanderbilt.edu

James Lee Ray, Professor of Political Science (Ph.D., Michigan), International relations, 322-6235, james.l.ray@vanderbilt.edu

Michael A. Rose, Associate Professor of Composition, (Ph.D., Eastman), 322-5817, michael.a.rose@vanderbilt.edu

Allison Schachter, Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies, (Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley), Comparative Jewish literature, Hebrew and Yiddish modernism, and French Jewish culture, 343-3187, allison.schachter@vanderbilt.edu

Thomas Alan Schwartz, Professor of History, Professor of European Studies(Ph.D., Harvard), History of international relations, 343-4328, thomas.a.schwartz@vanderbilt.edu

Virginia M. Scott, Associate Professor of French (Ph.D., Emory), Second language acquisition, and French language, 322-6909, virginia.m.scott@vanderbilt.edu

Peggy Setje-Eilers, Mellon Assistant Professor of German (Ph.D., Virginia), Modernism (specifically Expressionism), cinema, and art history, 343-3190, peggy.setje-eilers@vanderbilt.edu

Dieter H. O. Sevin, Professor of German Language and Literature (Ph.D., University of Washington), 19th and 20th century German exile literature, 343-3191, dieter.h.sevin@vanderbilt.edu

Helmut Walser Smith, Martha Rivers Ingram Professor of History, Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., Yale), Modern German history, 322-3325, helmut.w.smith@vanderbilt.edu

Jeffrey S. Tlumak, Associate Professor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Massachusetts), 17th and 18th Century Western European philosophy, 343-5909, jeffrey.tlumak@vanderbilt.edu

Barbara Tsakirgis, Associate Professor of Classics and Art History , (Ph.D., Princeton) Classical archaeology, art, and architecture, 343-4112, barbara.tsakirgis@vanderbilt.edu

Holly A. Tucker, Associate Professor of French (Ph.D., Wisconsin-Madison), Early modern French literature,322-6905, holly.tucker@vanderbilt.edu

Martina Urban, Assistant Professor, Religious Studies/Jewish Studies Program, (Ph.D.  Hebrew University of Jerusalem ) 19th and 20th Century German-Jewish Intellectual History and Religious Thought, 322-6340, martina.urban@vanderbilt.edu

Nina Warnke, Assistant Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., Columbia), Yiddish literature, language, and culture, Jewish theater, Holocaust drama, 322-2967, nina.warnke@vanderbilt.edu

Francis W. Wcislo, Associate Professor of History (Ph.D., Columbia), Modern Russian history, 322-3413, francis.w.wcislo@vanderbilt.edu

Meike J. G. Werner, Associate Professor of German, Associate Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., Yale), 19th and 20th century German literature and culture, 343-0404, meike.werner@vanderbilt.edu

Mark A. Wollaeger, Professor of English (Ph.D., Yale), Modern British fiction, 322-6527, mark.wollaeger@vanderbilt.edu

Bronwyn Wickkiser , Assistant Professor of Classics, Greek history and culture, Ancient religion and medicine, Augustan culture.322-1007, bronwyn.wickkiser@vanderbilt.edu

David Charles Wood, Centennial Professor of Philosophy; Joe B. Wyatt Distinguished Professor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Warwick), Contemporary European philosophy, 343-7189, david.c.wood@vanderbilt.edu

Andres Zamora, Associate Professor of Spanish, Associate Professor of European Studies (Ph.D., University of Southern California, Los Angeles), 19th and 20th Century Spanish literature, andres.zamora@vanderbilt.edu

Christoph Zeller, Assistant Professor of German, (Ph.D., Stuttgart), Eighteenth to Twentieth Century German literature, 322-2821, christoph.m.zeller@vanderbilt.edu