Faculty: American Studies Program: Indiana University Bloomington

List of Adjunct Faculty
List of Associate Instructors
List of Emeriti Faculty

FACULTY MEMBER	CONTACT	RESEARCH AREAS
Deborah Cohn Associate Professor On Leave	dncohn indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 844 (812) 856-5993	Comparative literatures of the Americas, Faulkner and Spanish American literature, Mexican intelligensia, and the global South.
Denise Cruz Assistant Professor On Leave	cruzd indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 442 (812) 855-7967	Filipina/o literature, Asian/American literature, Ethnic American literature, late 19^th to 20^th century American literature, U.S. imperialism, gender and sexuality studies.
Geneva M. Gano Visiting Assistant Professor	gmgano indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 517 (812) 855-7707	19th- and 20th-century American literature and culture; Mexican and Chicana/o literature and film; writing and rhetoric; GLBTQ and women's studies.
Matthew Pratt Guterl Associate Professor Director	mguterl indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 522 (812) 855-7525	Histories of race, nation, slavery, emancipation, and empire
Vivian Nun Halloran Associate Professor Associate Director	vhallora indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 904 (812) 856-0500	Depictions of slavery in both literature and museums, literary theory, postmodernism, cultural idenntities, feminism, queer and gender theory, non-fiction narratives
Karen M. Inouye Lecturer	kinouye indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 526 (812) 855-7716	History of Asian Americans and Social Scientific Practice, History of Trauma, Internment of Japanese Americans, Comparative Ethnic History
Susan Lepselter Assistant Professor On Leave	slepselt indiana.edu 800 E. 3rd St. Rm 285 (812) 856-3878	American Popular Culture, social theory, semiotics, native american studies
Jason P. McGraw Assistant Professor	jpmcgraw indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 742 (812) 855-5106	Latin America and Caribbean, slavery/emancipation/race, popular culture
Micol Seigel Assistant Professor	mseigel indiana.edu Memorial Hall E M133 (812) 855-6327	Race in the Americas; racial theory; transnational method; popular culture; Brazil; Latin American studies; history; mass incarceration; the Cold War; postcolonial and queer theory; Cultural Studies
Stephen Selka Assistant Professor On Leave	sselka indiana.edu Memorial East M30 (812) 855-5610	Religion, identity, and politics; identity and social movements; Brazil and the U.S.; diaspora studies; transnational tourism; urban anthropology
Christina Snyder Assistant Professor	snyderch indiana.edu Ballantine Hall 828 (812) 855-2176	Native North America; early America; the American South; histories of race, captivity, and slavery