New Faculty, 2000-2001
| Gilliane Monnier and Gilbert Tostevin, both of whom were awarded their doctorates this spring, are staying on for a second year as visiting faculty to teach courses in human evolution, prehistory, the dynamics of culture contact, and the study of material culture. |  |
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Eileen Crist, currently on the faculty at Virginia Tech, will be joining the department as Assistant Professor of Sociology in September. The author of a recent book exploring the way scientists talk about animals (Images of Animals: Anthropomorphism, Skepticism, and Animal Mind, Temple University Press, 1999) she brings to the department expertise in the sociology of science, the environmental movement, and social theory. She is a graduate of Haverford College and completed her doctorate at Boston University. |
| Christian J. Churchill, who was just awarded his doctorate by Brandeis University, will be coming aboard as Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology in the fall semester of the 2000-2001 academic year. He will be offering three courses: ANSO 216 Community and Society, SOC 256 Self and Society, and SOC 309 Literature and Society. He is a graduate of Marlboro College. |
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