A historian of pre-Islamic Arabia and early Islam, Mizra is interested in bringing non-Western and pre-modern epistemologies and material cultures to bear on the interests of media theory in nonhuman actors and archaeologies of knowledge.
Garonzik teaching interests are in all levels of Spanish language as well as contemporary Latin American and Latinx literature. Her research focuses on gender, sexuality, and women and mental illness.
Garcia works with undergraduate students to investigate the psychology of gender, personality, and prejudice. She has presented at conferences across The United States on various topics within social psychology related to diversity and prejudice.
A writer of fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction, Kang has published a compilation of short stories and has research interests in British romanticism, ecocriticism, and cultural studies.
A Wooster alumna, Wereley introduces students to early childhood and elementary education, focusing on fine arts, curriculum studies, and social and cultural environments.
Tefs is a visiting instructor of education.
Ozar’s teaching focuses on the education of adolescents and young adults, including their curriculum and assessment, and STEM learning environments.
With a background in adolescent and young adult education, Broda’s research and teaching focuses on instructional technology, curriculum design, and teacher leadership.
An expert on Brazilian history, Holt also educates students on Latin American, gender, and digital history, as well as studying slavery in different countries.
Hayward’s scholarship includes 19th century British literature and cultural studies, postcolonial literature, and transnational identities. She is also the creator of project that digitalizes English-language newspapers published in Chile.
With countless publications on machine learning algorithms applied to real world data, Visa has received several National Science Foundation grants for her research. Visa works with students in all areas of computer science, including machine intelligence, bioinformatics, and computer networking.
Guarnera is an assistant professor in the computer science department.
Interested in interpersonal communication and relationships, Johnson studies social support in the parent-child relationship, especially during transition and adjustment to college, and conflict management in friend and family relationships.
Schiltz specializes in the history of philosophy with a focus on East and West comparative philosophy and ethics. She works with students in the study of Plato and Aristotle as well as Indian philosophy.
With an interest in global Christianity and the history of Biblical interpretations, Park has taught students on an array of topics, including the Bible in pop culture, the New Testament, and the history of Christmas.
Florence is a published author of articles on transgender, sexuality, and ethnic identity in ancient Greek and Latin literature. She is an expert in Greek and Roman cultural history and teaches courses in the history of ancient science and medicine.
Wang helps students develop their knowledge of Chinese, from beginning levels to advanced, and teaches courses in Chinese cinema and literature.
An interdisciplinary professor in Chinese, South and East Asian, religion, and film programs, Graham teaches a wide array of courses ranging from religion in film and literature to Buddhism and Chinese religions.
Helping students develop their Chinese language skills, Bonk’s teaching focuses on Chinese cinema and women in Chinese fiction.
Mellizo is an economist with published work on topics ranging from behavioral economics to employee ownership and mentors students in courses covering labor and agency in economics. He has completed fellowships in several countries, including Denmark, France, and Spain.