An Open Letter from Concerned Academics
Summer 2005
The past months have witnessed a chilling turn in American political and intellectual life. Ward Churchill, a tenured professor and former chair of the Ethnic Studies Department at the University of Colorado, has been made the object of an unprecedented nationwide attack for an essay he wrote three years ago. Two governors, including the governor of Colorado, have called for his firing. The national and local media have not only misrepresented his work and views, but have increasingly vilified and slandered Ward Churchill himself. Some of Churchill’s speaking engagements have been cancelled. Death threats have been made against him. In response, the University of Colorado Board of Regents not only “apologized” for Churchill’s remarks – itself an utterly gratuitous and inappropriate action – but initiated an investigation into his entire body of work to search for mistakes and supposed evidence of “fraud.”
One must go back to the “scoundrel time” of the McCarthy years to find anything even close to this. And now, as an unmistakable sign of what this portends, just a week ago the University of Colorado at Boulder announced an investigation into campus records to make sure that every faculty member has actually signed his or her state-required loyalty oath!
All this is intolerable and must be reversed--immediately.
To be clear: the issues here have nothing to do with the quality of Ward Churchill’s scholarship or his professional credentials. However one views his choice of words or specific arguments, he is being put in the dock solely for his radical critique of U.S. history and present-day policy in the wake of the events of September 11, 2001. Apparently, 9/11 is now the third rail of American intellectual life: to critically probe into its causes and to interrogate the international role of the United States is treated as heresy; those inquiring can be denied forums, careers, and even personal safety. And now Churchill’s persecutors have gone further, repeatedly ridiculing his scholarly argumentation that the United States committed genocide against the indigenous people of this continent, and that the FBI systematically attempted to disrupt and destroy the movements and leaders of the 1960s. Rather than debate or disprove such theses, Churchill’s attackers attempt to render them beyond the pale of respectable discourse. Through all this, new ground rules are being established: any criticism or even questioning of the institutional foundations of the United States, or of the motives and interests behind its policies, will be treated as essentially treasonous. Left unopposed, this trajectory will lead to a situation of uncontested indoctrination enforced by the state.
The Churchill case is not an isolated incident but a concentrated example of a well-orchestrated campaign launched in the name of “academic freedom” and “balance” which in fact aims to purge the universities of more radical thinkers and oppositional thought generally, and to create a climate of intimidation. While the right-wing claim that the universities are “left-wing dictatorships” is specious beyond belief, it is unfortunately true that the campus remains one of the few surviving refuges of critical thinking and dissent in this country. This is something to defend and strengthen.
It would be hard to overstate the serious nature of what has already happened, let alone what it would mean should the Regents fire Churchill. If this assault on academe succeeds, the consequences for American society as a whole will be nothing short of disastrous.
The response from the academic world has thus far fallen short of what is required. Voices have been raised in opposition, but many have been intimidated. What is needed is an outpouring of faculty statements condemning this witch-hunt. Teach-ins. Protests.
We propose the following as a template for emergency faculty resolutions:
Resolved, that the attempt, escalated by government authority, to fire Ward Churchill and the trial by media which he is undergoing amount to a serious assault on dissent, critical inquiry, and academic freedom, and a heightening of the repressive atmosphere in American society overall. This attack is intolerable and must stop now. The precedents already set in this case – that a professor can be publicly pilloried and threatened with dismissal for what he writes – must not be allowed to stand. The University of Colorado Board of Regents must drop any effort to fire Churchill, withdraw their support for the spurious investigation into his body of work and repudiate its actions up to now. All colleges and universities must reaffirm, in word and deed, their commitment to defend critical thinking.
We further propose that if the Colorado authorities continue their persecution of Churchill, we mount major nationally coordinated protests on campuses all over America – and internationally – as soon as possible, and that we begin to join efforts to reverse this dangerous direction in American political and intellectual life.
The hour is very late; this case is nothing less than a watershed. We must act, and act now.
Signatories (AS OF 1/10/07)
First Name M.I.
Last Name
Title
Dept.
Institution
City
1
Elizabeth
Aaronsohn, Ed.D
Assoc. Prof.
Teacher Education
Central Connecticut State U.
2
Fatemeh
Abdollahzadeh
Prof., PhD
Computer Science
Central Connecticut State. U.
3
Fatemeh
Abdollahzadeh
Prof.
Computer Science
Central Connecticut State U.
4
Matthew
Abraham
Asst. Prof.
English
U. of Tennessee at Knoxville
5
Ernesto R.
Acevedo-Muñoz
Asst. Prof.
Film St., Comparative Literature & Humanities
U. of Colorado-Boulder
6
Rodolfo F.
Acuna
7
Ajana
Assoc. Faculty
U.S. History
MiraCosta
Oceanside
8
Maryann
AK
Graduate
U. of Hartford, Hartford Art School Progressive Student Alliance
9
M. Shahid
Alam
Prof.
Economics
Northeaste
Boston
10
Norma
Alarcon
Prof.
Ethnic/Women's Studies & Spanish & Portuguese
U of Califor
Berkeley
11
Ammiel
Alcalay
Classical
Middle Eastern & Asian St. / Queens College
City U. of New York Graduate Center
12
Douglas
Allen
Philosophy
U. of Maine
13
Javier
Alvarez
PhD student
Molecular Genetics and Microbiology
SUNY at Stony Brook
14
Elizabeth
Ammons
Prof.
Literature
Tufts U.
15
Hadley
Ang
Comparative Literature
Cornell U.
16
Thomas
Angotti
Prof.
Urban Affairs & Planning
Hunter College-City U. of New York
17
Karen
Anijar
Assoc. Prof.
Curriculum & Inst College of Ed
Arizona State U
18
Anatole
Anton
Philosophy
San Francisco State U.
19
Monika
Antonelli
Librarian
Willis Library
U. of North Texas
20
Electa
Arenal
Prof Emerita
Hispanic & Women's St
City U. of
NY
21
Lourdes
Arguelles
Prof.
Education and Cultural St.
Claremont
Claremont
22
Elisabeth
Arnould-Bloomfield
Asst. Prof.
U. of Color
Boulder
23
Stanley
Aronowitz
Distinguished Prof.
Sociology & Grad Ctr
City U. of New York
24
Andrew
Austin
Assoc. Prof
Social Change and Devel.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
25
Daniel
Axelrod
Prof.
Physics
U. of Michi
Ann Arbor
26
Aram
Ayalon
Prof.
Teacher Education
Central Connecticut State. U.
27
Leonard
Baca
Prof./Dir. Emeritus
Education/Bueno Ctr Multicult. Ed.
U. of Colorado-Boulder
28
Margot
Backus
Assoc Prof.
English
U. of Hous
Houston
29
James Francis
Bailey, III
Prof./Dir. Emeritus
Law/Ruth Lilly Law Library
Indiana U. School of Law
30
Ron
Baiman
Inst of Gov & Public Affairs
U. of Illinois-Chicago
31
Asatar
Bair
Economist and Teacher
City College of San Francisco
32
Dean
Baker
Center for Economic and Policy Research
33
Mona
Baker
Prof. Translation Studies
Center for Translation and Intercultural Studies
U. of Manchester, UK
34
Beth
Baker-Cristales
Assoc. Prof
Anthropology
California State U.-Los Angeles
35
Nerissa S.
Balce
Asst. Prof.
Languages, Literature and Cultures
U. of Massachusetts, Amherst
36
Julie
Balen
Asst. Prof.
English
CSUCI
37
Michael
Ballagh
Asst. Dean of Faculty
Dean of Faculty's Office
Pitzer College
38
Mita
Banerjee
Assoc. Prof.
Psychology
Pitzer College
39
Bruce
Barber
Prof/Dir.
MFA Prog/School of Graduate St.
NSCAD U.
Halifax
40
Sharen
Barboza-Whitehead, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
41
Tani E.
Barlow
Prof.
History and Women's St.
U. of Washington
42
Bruce
Barrett
Asst. Prof. of Family Medicine
U. of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine
43
Jennifer Leilani
Basham
Instructor
Hawaiian Language
U. of Hawai`i-Manoa
44
Robert M.
Baum
Director of African St.
Iowa State U.
45
Rosalyn
Baxandall
Chair
American St./Media and Comm
State U. of New York at Old Westbury
46
Maurice
Bazin
Retired Prof. of Physics
Presently ethnomathematician, advisor to the tuyuka and baniwa people in Amazonia
47
Roger S.
Beebe
Asst Prof
Film & Media St/Eng
U. of Florida
48
Howard
Beeth
Prof.
History
Texas Southern University
49
Jennifer
Beight
U. of Michigan
50
Jonathan
Beller
51
Gustavo
Benavides
Villanova U.
52
Bettina G.
Bergo
Dept. of Philosophy
Universite
Montreal
53
Betty
Bernard
Professor
Theatre
Pomona C
Claremont
54
Betty
Bernhard
Professor
Theatre
Pomona C
Claremont
55
Mary
Bernstein
Asst. Prof.
Dept. of Sociology
U. of Conn
Storrs
56
Steven P.
Best
Chair
Dept. of Philosophy
U. of Texas-El Paso
57
Carole
Biewener
Prof.
Economics and Women's St
Simmons
Boston
58
Marc
Bilodeau
Assoc. Prof.
Economics
Indiana U.
Indianapolis
59
Anne M.
Blackburn
Assoc. Prof.
South Asia & Buddhist St.
Cornell U.
60
Stewart
Blaine
Student
U. of Albany
61
John D.
Blanco
Asst. Prof.
Literature
U. of Califo
San Diego
62
Joseph S.
Block
Prof.
Liberal St. .
Cal Poly
Pomona
63
Bridget
Blomfield
Adjunct Prof.
Comparative Religion
Univ of Redlands/San Joes State
64
Tim C.
Bockes
Assoc. Prof.
Psychology
Nazareth College, Instructor, Continuing Education, U. of Colorado
65
Peter
Bohmer
Faculty
Political Economy
Evergreen
Olympia
66
Paul
Boisvert
Prof. of Mathematics
Oakton Co
Des Plaines
67
O. Nigel
Bolland
Prof. Emeritus
Sociology and Caribbean St.
Colgate U.
68
Lorry Bond
Bond
Guest Student
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
69
Ken
Bonetti
Academic Advisor
Economics
U. of Colorado-Boulder
70
Howard
Bossen
Prof.
School of Journalism
Michigan State U.
71
Patricia
Boverine, Ph.D.
Prof.
Organizational Learning & Instl Tech
U. of New
Albuquerque
72
Dr. A. Clare
Brandabur
Asst. Prof. English Lit.
English
Dogus U., Istanbul
73
Dr. M. J.
Braun
Director of Composition/Asst.
English
U. of West Florida
74
Karen W.
Brazell
Goldwin Smith Graduate Prof.
Asian St. & Japanese Lit & Theatre
Cornell U.
Ithaca
75
Robert
Brenner
U. of California-Los Angeles
76
Lesley
Brill
English
Wayne St
Detroit
77
Wendy
Brown
Prof.
Political Science
U. of California-Berkeley
78
Deborah
Buffton
History
U. of Wisconsin-La Crosse
79
Mary Belle
Bulwinkle
Music
Mills Co.
Oakland
80
Douglas A.
Burger
Assoc. Prof.
U. of Colorado-Boulder
81
Roderick D.
Bush
Assoc. Prof.
Sociology and Anthropology
St. John's
Jamaica
82
Peter
Button
East Asian St.
McGill U.
83
Bob
Buzzanco
Prof.
History
U. of Houston
84
George
Caffentzis
Prof.
Dept. of Philosophy
U. of Southern Maine
85
Kevin
Caffrey
Preceptor
Master of Arts Program in the Social Sciences
U. of Chicago
86
Andrew
Calabrese
Assoc. Prof.
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
U. of Colorado-Boulder
87
Richard J.
Callahan, Jr.
Asst. Prof.
Religious Studies
U. of Missouri-Columbia
88
John M.
Cammett
Prof. Emeritus
John Jay College and The Graduate School?CUNY
89
Howard
Campbell
Sociology & Anthropology
U. of Texas-El Paso
90
W. R.
Campbell
Dr.
Political
91
Christopher
Candland
Asst. Prof.
Political Science
Wellesley Co.
92
Anthony
Cantrell
Student
Sociology
U. of Colorado
93
Cari
Carpenter
English
West Virginia U.
94
Joetta L.
Carr
Assoc. Prof.
University Counceling & Testing Center
Western Michigan U.
95
Loretta
Carrillo
Latino St.
Cornell U.
96
Beth
Carrol
Asst. Prof.
English
Appalachian State. U
97
Susan
Castagnetto
Coordinator
Intercollegiate Women's Studies
Scripps
Clarmont
98
Chris
Chalko
Director
VUB
Roosevelt U.
99
Gaye
Chan
Prof.
Art and Art History
U. of Hawai`i-Manoa
100
Sharad
Chari
London School of Economics and U. of KwaZulu-Natal
101
Miabi
Chatterji
Phd Student
American St.
New York U.
102
Angana
Chatterji
Assoc. Prof.
Anthropology
California Institute of Integral Studies
103
Cynthia
Chennault
U. of Florida
104
Eric
Cheyfitz
Ernest I. White Prof. of Americ
English
Cornell U.
105
Richard T.
Chu
Asst. Prof.
Sociology
San Jose State U., California
106
Beth
Cleary
Chair
Theater and Dance Dept.
Macalester College
107
Carol E.
Cleland
Assoc. Prof.
Philosophy
U. of Colorado-Boulder
108
Stephen
Cole
Notre Dam
Belmont
109
Paula M.
Cooey
Harmon Prof. of Religion
Macalester College
110
Roger F.
Cook
Prof.
German
U. of Missouri-Colombia
111
Sandi E.
Cooper
History
College of Staten Island-CUNY
112
Ernest
Courant
Philosophy & Religion
California Institute of Integral Studies
113
Raymond
Craib
History
Cornell U.
114
Loren D.
Crow
Dr.
Biblical Studies
Northwest Christian C.
115
Selwyn R.
Cudjoe
Prof., President NAEAP
Africana St.
Wellesley College
116
Michael
D'Andrea
Prof., Executive Director
Counselor Education
U. of Hawai'i, National Institute for Multicultural Competence (NIM
117
Gwen
D'Arcangelis
PhD Candidate
Women's Studies
UCLA
118
Edward E.
Daub
Prof. Emeritus
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
119
Lawrence
Davidson
Prof.
History
West Che
West Chester
120
Carlos
Davidson
Environmental St.
California
Sacramento
121
Peter J.
Davies
Plant Biology
Cornell U.
122
Diane
Davis
U. of Texas-Austin
123
Jessica
Davis
Student
Pitzer College
124
Walter A.
Davis
Prof. Emeritus
Ohio State U.
125
Brett
de Bary
Prof.
Asian St. and Comp Literature
Cornell U.
126
Nicholas
De Genova
Asst. Professor
Anthropology
Columbia U.
127
Enrique
de la Cruz
Prof.
Asian American St.
California
Northridge
128
Kathleen
de la Pena McCook
Distinguished U. Prof.
Library and Information Science
U. of South Florida
129
Allegra
de Laurentiis
Asst. Prof.
Philosophy Dept.
State U. of New York at Stony Brook
130
Frank
Deale
Assoc. Professor
Law School
City University of New York
131
Robert
Dean
Asst. Prof.
History
Eastern Washington U.
132
Jigna
Desai
Assoc. Prof.
Women's Studies & Asian American Studies
U of Minnesota
133
Richard
Devin
Prof.
Theatre and Department
U. of Colorado at Boulder
134
James G.
Devine
Prof.
Economics
Loyola Ma
Los Angeles
135
Lynda
Dickson
Assoc. Prof.
Sociology
U. of Color
Colorado Springs
136
Michael
Dietler
Assoc. Prof.
Anthropology
U. of Chicago
137
Kelly
Dietz
PhD Candidate
Cornell U.
138
Anne
Donchin
Prof. Emerita
Indiana U.
Indianapolis
139
Wendy
Doniger
Mircea Eliade Distinguished Service Prof. of the History of Religions in the Divinity School
U. of Chicago
140
Ariel
Dorfman
Walter Hines Page Prof.
Literature and Latin American Studies
Duke U.
141
Douglas F.
Dowd
Visiting Prof.
(Previously of U.C.Berkeley and Cornell U.)
U. of Modena
142
Liam Downey
Downey
Asst. Prof.
U. of Colorado-Boulder
143
Maureen
Downs (AKA Liona Rowan)
MA, Ph.D. student
Philosophy & Religion, Women's Spirituality
California Institute of Integral Studies
144
Prasenjit
Duara
Chair
History
U. of Chicago
145
Raymond
Duvall
Morse-Alumni Distinguished Te
Political Science
U. of Minn
Acting Director, Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of
146
Patricia
Easton
Assoc. Prof./Dean
Philosophy/Arts and Humanities
Claremont Graduate U.
147
Peter
Eglin
Prof.
Wilfrid Laurier University
peglin@wlu.ca
148
Justin A.
Elardo
Senior Lecturer
Economics
Ohio State U.
149
Frank
Emspak
Professor
Dept Labor Education School for Workers
U of Wisconsin Extention
150
Farid
Esack
U. Prof. & Besl Chair in Ethics
Religion & Society
Xavier U.
151
Fred
Evans
Philosophy
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
152
Jeffrey
Evans
Clin Assoc Prof
Physical Med & Rehab
U. of Michi
Ann Arbor
153
Elisa
Facio
Assoc. Prof.
Ethnic Studies
U. of Colorado, Boulder
154
Lieba
Faier
Cornell U.
155
Lieba
Faier
Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow
Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Cornell U.
156
Hal
Fairchild
Prof.
Psychology & Black Studies
Pitzer College
157
Sally K.
Fairfax
Henry J. Vaux Distinguished Pr
College of Natural Resources
U. of California-Berkeley
158
James C.
Faris
Prof. Emeritus Anthropology
Director Emeritus
U. of Connecticut Program in Middle East Languages and Area St.
159
Anne
Fausto-Sterling
Prof.
Biology and Gender St.
Brown U.
Providence
160
Sasan
Fayazmanesh
Assoc. Prof.
Economics
CSU at Fr
Fresno
161
James
Feathers
Research Assoc. Prof.
Anthropology
U. of Washington
162
Alan
Feigenberg
Prof.
Architecture
City College of New York
163
Shelley
Feldman
Prof.
Development Sociology
Cornell U.
164
Meredith
Ferdie
U. of Virginia
165
Ann
Ferguson
Prof.
Philosophy and Women's St.
U. of Mass
Amherst
166
Kathy E.
Ferguson
Prof.
Dept. of Political Science, Prof. and Director, Women's St. Program
U. of Hawaii
167
Astrid
Fiano
Adjunct Prof.
Monroe Community College
168
Gary W.
Fick
Prof.
Cornell U.
169
Larry
Field
Criminal Justice
Western New England College
170
Norman
Fiering
Director and Librarian
John Carter Brown Library at Brown University
Brown U.
171
Frank T.
Fitzgerald
Faculty
Math/Science
College of Saint Rose
172
Jonathan
Flatley
English Dept.
Wayne State U.
173
Barbara
Foley
Prof.
English
Rutgers U.-Newark campus
174
Duncan K.
Foley
Leo Model Prof.
Economics
Graduate
New York
175
Deborah C.
Foote
Language coordinator
Liberal Education
Columbia Col. Chicago
176
Manzar
Foroohar
Prof.
History
California Polytechnic State
177
Helen
Fox
U. of Michi
Ann Arbor
178
Luis
Francia
Journalist, Village Voice, and P
Asian Pacific American St. Program
New York
NY
179
Michael Joseph
Francisconi
Assoc. Prof.
History, Phil & Social Science
U. of Mont
Dillon
180
Cynthia
Franklin
Assoc. Prof.
English
U. of Hawaii
181
H. Bruce
Franklin
John Cotton Dana Prof.
English and American St.
Rutgers U.-Newark
182
Dr. Michael Joseph
Fransisconi
Assoc. Prof.
History, Philosophy and Social Science
U. of Montana Western
183
Marge
Frantz
Lecturer emerita
U. of California - Santa Cruz
184
Jana
Futch Martin
University Librarian
Reference and Instruction, Tampa Library
U. of South Florida
185
David
Gabbard
Co-Founder & Co-editor
Public Resistance
186
J. Ellen
Gainor
Prof./Assoc. Dean
Theater/Graduate School
Cornell U.
187
Martha
Gandert Romero
Senior Scholar
School of Educational Studies
Claremont Graduate U.
188
Philip
Gasper
Prof. and Chair
Philosophy & Religion
Notre Dame de Namur U.
189
John Wm.
Geissman
Prof., Past Pres Fac Senate
Earth and Planetary Sciences
U. of New
Albuquerque
190
Alexander
Gelley
U. of California, Irvine
191
Barbara W.
Gerber
Distinguished Service Prof. Em
Former Dept. Chair and Dean of Professional St. at the State U. of NY
Oswego
NY
192
Bernard C.
Gerstein
Prof. Emeritus
Chemistry
Iowa State U.
193
Tarleton
Gillespie
Communication
Cornell U.
194
Michael
Gillespie
Chair, 2003; Vice Chair, 2004
Ames (Iowa) Interfaith Council
195
Paul
Gilroy
Charlotte Marian Saden Prof. of
Chair, Dept. of African American St.
Yale U.
196
Henry A.
Giroux
Global Television Network Chair Prof. in English and Communications
McMaster U.
197
William W.
Goldsmith
Prof.
Dept. of City and Regional Planning
Cornell U.
198
Miriam
Golomb
U. of Missouri-Colombia
199
Vernadette V.
Gonzalez
Asst. Prof.
Global St.
Saint Lawrence U., NY
200
Deena J.
González
Prof. and Chair
Chicana and Chicano St.
Loyola Ma
Los Angeles
201
Amy E.
Goodman
Gannett Publishing
202
Michael S.
Goodman
M.A.
Class of 1979
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
203
Deborah A.
Gordon
Associate Professor
Women's Studies
Witchita State University
204
Deborah
Gorham
Distinguished Research Prof.
History
Carleton U
Ottawa
205
John
Gorman
Journalist
author of King of the Romans
206
Roger S.
Gottlieb
Prof.
Philosophy
Worcester
Worcester
207
Peter
Gran
Prof.
History
Temple U.
208
Dr. Bruce B.
Graves
Tenured Full Prof [before illegal
Chemistry
Eastern Michigan U.
209
Adam
Green
History and American St.
New York U.
210
Sandra E.
Greene
Prof. and Chair
History
Cornell U.
211
Victor
Greene
Prof.
History
U. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
212
Jill
Grigsby
Prof
Sociology
Pomona C
Claremont
213
Richard
Grusin
Prof & Chair
English
Wayne St
Detroit
214
Sabine
Haenni
Dept. of Theatre
Film & Dance
Cornell U.
215
Elaine
Hagopian
Prof. Emerita
Sociology
Simmons
Boston
216
Thomas D.
Hall
A. Lindsay O'Connor Prof. of A
Sociology & Anthropology
Colgate U.
Hamilton
217
Stephanie
Hammer
Visiting Prof. (full Prof. at UC Riverside)
Pitzer College
218
Donna J.
Haraway
Prof.
History of Consciousness Dept.
U. of California-Santa Cruz
219
Angela
Harris
U. of California-Berkeley School of Law
220
Robert L.
Harris, Jr.
Africana St.
Cornell U.
221
Sue
Harris, Ph.D.
Peoples Video Network
222
Lorelei
Hartman
Graduate Student
U. of Virginia
223
David
Harvey
Anthropology
City U. of New York-Graduate Center
224
Nicholas
Heer
Prof. Emeritus
Near Eastern Languages and Civilization
U of Washington
225
Elizabeth
Hegeman
Prof.
Anthropology
John Jay College
226
Susan
Hegeman
English
U. of Florid
Gainesville
227
Virginia
Held
Distinguished Prof.
Philosophy
City U. of New York Graduate School
228
Charles P.
Henry
Prof.
African American Studies
UC Berkeley
229
Edward S.
Herman
Wharton School
U. of Pennsylvania
230
Edward S.
Herman
Prof. Emeritus
Finance
Wharton School/ U of Penn
231
Andrea O'Reilly
Herrera
Director
Ethnic St. and Prof. of Literature
U. of Color
Colorado Springs
232
Paula
Hertel
Dept. of Psychology
Trinity U.
San Antonio
233
Cheryl
Higashida
Asst. Prof.
English
U. of Colorado, Boulder
234
Asa G.
Hilliard III
Fuller E. Callaway Prof.
Urban Education
Georgia State U.
235
Melissa
Hinojosa
Student
Criminal Justice
CSULA
LA
236
Christopher Z.
Hobson
State U. of New York at Old Westbury
237
Joan
Hoffman
Economics
John Jay College of Criminal Justice?CUNY
238
Eugene
Holland
Prof
French & Comp. Literature
Ohio State U.
239
Mike
Honey
Prof.
American History and Ethnic, Gender and Labor St.,
U. of Washington-Tacoma
240
Elizabeth
Hoodah
241
Twyla
Hoodah
242
Carrie Ann
Horn
Student
Psychology
UCLA
243
Gerald
Horne
Moores Prof.
History & African-American St.
U. of Houston
244
Douglas
Howland
Buck Prof. of Chinese History
History
U. of Wisc
Milwaukee
245
Ruth Y.
Hsu
Assoc. Prof.
English
U. of Hawai`i-Manoa
246
Thomas N.
Huckin
Prof.
English
U. of Utah
247
Stan
Hunter
Visiting Asst. Prof.
Art
Pitzer College
248
Ruri
Ito
249
Robert L.
Ivie
Prof.
Communication and Culture
Indiana U.
Bloomington
250
Phyllis
Jackson
Assoc Prof.
Art Hist & Black Studies
Pomona C
Clarenont
251
Karen
Jacobs
Prof.
English
U. of Colorado, Boulder
252
Daniel
Jaffee
Nelson Institute for Environmental St.
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
253
Pranav
Jani
Asst. Prof.
English
Ohio State
Columbus
254
Theodora A.
Jankowski
Erie Com
Buffalo
255
Ruth
Jennison
Asst. Prof.
English
U. of Mass
Amherst
256
Derrick
Jensen
Author and Lecturer
257
Robert
Jensen
Assoc. Prof.
Journalism
U. of Texas at Austin
258
Jose L.
Jimenez
Asst. Prof.
Chemistry and CIRES
U. of Colorado
259
Adriana
Johnson
Asst. Prof.
English and Comparative Literature
U. of California, Irvine
260
Brian
Johnston
Prof.
School of Drama
Carnegie Mellon University
261
Susanne
Jonas
Assoc. Chair
Latin American & Latino St.
U. of California-Santa Cruz
262
Alan
Jones
Dean of Faculty and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Pitzer College
263
Richard A.
Jones
Professor
Philospohy
Howard University
264
Daniel
Jordan, PhD
Sociology Instructor
Sociology
Ventura C.C.
265
Donna M.
Joss
Prof. Emeritus
Occupational Therapy
Worcester State C.
266
Alexandra
Juhasz
Prof.
Media St.
Pitzer College
267
Rachana
Kamtekar
Philosophy Dept.
U. of Arizona and Center for Human Values, Princeton U.
268
Miliann
Kang
Asst. Prof.
Women's St. Program
U. of Massachusetts-Amherst
269
Christine
Karatnytsky
The New York Public Library (for identification purposes only)
270
Zayn
Kassam
Assoc. Prof
Rel. St.
Pomona C
Claremont
271
Michael
Kates
Incoming PhD Student
Politics
New York U.
272
William
Keach
Prof.
English
Brown U.
273
Brian L.
Keeley
Assoc. Prof.
Philosophy
Pitzer College
274
Steve
Kehnel
U. of Miss
Columbia
275
Robin D. G.
Kelley
Prof.
Anthropology and African American St.
Columbia
New York U. School of Law
276
Phyllis
Kenevan
Prof. Emerita
Philosophy
U. of Colorado
277
Stephanie Jo
Kent
Doctoral Student
Communication
U. of Massachusetts-Amherst
278
Jordan E.
Kerber
Assoc. Prof.
Anthropology and Native American St., Curator of Collections, Longyear Museum of A
Colgate U.
Hamilton
279
Clive S.
Kessler
Emeritus Prof.
School of Sociology & Anthropology
UNSW
Sydney
280
Mujeeb
Khan
Political Science
UC Berkeley
281
Tschangho John
Kim
Endowed Prof.
Urban and Regional Systems
U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
282
Daniel
Kim
U. of Colorado, Boulder
283
Linda
Kim
Graduate Student
Sociology
U. of California, Riverside
284
Jed
Kinnison
Recent Graduate
Ethnic Studies
U. of Colrado Boulder
285
Josh
Klein
Borough of Manhattan Community College-CUNY
286
Brian
Klocke
Instructor of Sociology
Women?s St.
U. of Colorado-Boulder
287
Brian
Klopotek
Asst. Prof.
Ethnic Studies
U. of Oregon
288
Karen
Kolehmainen
Assoc Prof.
Physics
California
Santa Cruz
289
Eiko
Kosasa
Lecturer
Leeward C
Pearl City
290
J. Victor
Koschmann
Cornell U.
291
Nancy Lee
Koschmann
Cornell U.
292
Jacob
Kramer
Mellon Fellow in the Humanities
City U. of New York Graduate Center
293
Laura Jean
Kreissl
Asst. Prof. - Accounting
School of Business and Technology
U. of Wisconsin-Parkside
294
Beth
Krensky, Ph.D.
Asst. Prof., Art Education Area
Art & Art History
U. of Utah
Salt Lake City
295
Joel
Krieger
Norma Wilentz Hess Prof.
Political Science
Wellesley College
296
Peter
Kriesler
School of Economics
UNSW
Sydney
297
Oleg
Kripkov
Dr.
REESC
U. of Oregon
298
Raymond James
Krohn
Graduate Student
History
Purdue U.
299
Nancy
Krusoe
Instructor
Writing
U. of California, Santa Cruz
300
Donald D.
Kummings
Prof.
English
U. of Wisconsin-Parkside
301
Kimberly
Kuntz
Instructor
Sociology
Johnson C
Overland Park
302
Clement
Lai
Ph.D. Candidate
Ethnic Studies
U. of California, Berkeley
303
Vinay
Lal
Assoc. Prof.
History
U. of California - Los Angeles
304
Alice
Landrum MD
Assoc. Prof.
Clinical Anesthesiology
U. of Missouri-Colombia
305
Deborah
Lawrence
Asst. Prof.
Environmental Sciences
U. of Virginia
306
Sarah R.
Lawrence
Doctoral Candidate in History
History
Pennsylvania State U.
307
Robert S.
Lawrence, MD
Edyth H. Schoenrich Prof. of Pr
Director, Center for a Livable Future
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
308
Erma
Lawson
Assoc. Prof.
Sociology
U. of North Texas
309
John
Leavey
English
U. of Florida
310
Margaret D.
LeCompte
Prof.
School of Education
U. of Colorado
311
Haiyan
Lee
Asst. Prof.
East Asian Languages & Civilizations
U. of Color
Boulder
312
Susan
Lee
Assoc. Librarian/Faculty of Art
Library
Harvard U.
313
John
Leo
Prof.
English and Film Media
University
314
Jodie
Lenser
Administrative Asst.
Communication
U. of Missouri-Colombia
315
David
Lenson
Comparative Literature
U. of Massachusetts-Amherst
316
Richard
Leppert
Samuel Russell Distinguished Prof. of Humanities
U. of Minnesota
317
Gary
Leupp
Prof.
History
Tufts U.
318
David
Leonard
Asst. Prof.
Comparative Ethnic Studies
Washington State University
319
Bruce
Levitt
Cornell U.
320
Philip E.
Lewis
Prof.
Romance St.
Cornell U.
321
Emma
Lierley
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
322
Susan J
Lincke
Asst. Prof.
Computer Science
U. of Wisconsin-Parkside
323
S J
Lincke
Asst. Prof.
Computer Science
U. of Wisconsin, Parkside
324
Bruce
Lincoln
Caroline E. Haskell Prof. of the History of Religions
U. of Chicago
325
Yan B.
Linhard
Prof.
Biology
U. of Colorado-Boulder
326
David
Lloyd
English
U. of Sout
Los Angeles
327
Brian
Lloyd
Assoc.Prof
History
UCR
Riverside
328
Carolyn
Loeb
Art
Central Mi
Mount Pleasant
329
Johanna
Looye
Assoc. Prof. of Planning
U. of Cincinnati
330
Julio
Lopez
Prof.
Economics
Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico
331
Raymond
Lotta
Author and Lecturer
332
Jack A.
Lucas
Prof. Emeritus
Anthropology
Central Connecticut State. U.
333
Melissa
Luckow
Assoc. Prof.
Plant Biology
Cornell U.
334
Andrew
Lugg
Prof. (retired)
Philosophy
U. of U.
Ottawa
335
Philip
Lutgendorf
Assoc. Prof.
Asian Languages and Literature
U. of Iowa
336
Deborah
Lyons
Asst Prof
Classics
Miami U.
Oxford
337
Ming-Yuen S.
Ma
Asst. Prof.
Media St. Program
Pitzer College
338
Stephen
Macek
Asst. Prof.
Speech Communication
North Cent
Naperville
339
Ian K.
Macgillivray
Asst. Prof.
Foundations and Curriculum
James Madison U.
340
John
MacKay
Asst. Prof.
Slavic Languages and Literatures
Yale U.
341
Elizabeth
Macy
Teaching Asst.
Music
U. of California, Riverside
342
Holly
Maguigan
Prof. of Clinical Law
Co-President
Society of
New York U. School of Law
343
Bruce J.
Malina
Prof. of Bibilical Studies
Theology
Creighton U.
344
Harriet
Malinowitz
Prof.
English
Long Island U., Brooklyn
345
Paul
Maltby
Prof.
English
West Chester U.
346
Tayyab
Mahmud
Prof.
Visiting Professor of Law
Seattle University
347
Glenn
Man
Prof.
English
U. of Hawai'I
348
Richard A.
Markwood
Retired Prof. and Educational Administrator
349
Tyson
Marsh
Graduate Student
U. of California - Los Angeles
350
Bill
Martin
Prof.
Philosophy
DePaul U.
Chicago
351
Yolanda
Martinez-San Miguel
Assoc Prof.
Romance Languages
U of Penn
352
David S.
Mason
Prof.
Political Science
Butler U.
353
Afshin
Matin-asgari
Assoc. Prof
History
CSULA
LA
354
Julie
Matthaei
Prof.
Economics
Wellesley College
355
Barry
Maxwell
Senior Lecturer
Comparative Literature and Program in American St.
Cornell U.
356
Tom
Mayer
Prof.
Sociology
Univ of Col
Boulder
357
Keith
Mayes
Prof.
African American & African Studies
U. Of Minnesota
358
Fiona
Mc Laughlin
Assoc. Prof.
African languages & Linguistics
U. of Florida
359
Michael
McArthur
MLIS Student
Faculty of Informatin and Media Studies
U. of Western Ontario
360
Robert
McCanne
Pitzer College
361
Lynn Fisher
McCanne
Retired Psychologist, Retired Student Affairs staff member
Northern Illinois U.
362
Blair
McCracken
Prof.
Clinical Psychology
Notre Dame de Namur U.
363
Maureen
McDonnell
Campus Minister
Edgewood College
364
Kevin
McElmurry
U. of Missouri-Colombia
365
Brian
McKenna
Prof
Behvioral Sciences
University
DeARBORN
366
Peter
McLaren
Prof.
Graduate School of Education and Information St.
U. of California-Los Angeles
367
Scott
McMillin
Prof.
English
Cornell U.
368
Jeanette
McVicker
Prof. and Chair
English, Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Program in Journalism
State U. of New York at Fredonia
369
Michael
Meeropol
Chair
Economics
Western New England College
370
Monika
Mehta
Asst. Prof
Radio-Television-Film
U. of Texas, Austin
371
Jeffrey
Melkonian
Senior Ext. Assoc
Crop & Soil Sci
Cornell U.
Ithaca
372
Martin
Melkonian
Economics
Hofstra U.
Hempstead
373
Eduardo
Mendieta
Philosophy Dept.
State U. of New York at Stony Brook
374
John G.
Messerly
Lecturer
Computer Science
U. of Texas at Austin
375
Peter
Michelson
Prof.
English & Creative Writing
U. of Color
Boulder
376
Kerby A.
Miller
Prof.
History
U. of Missouri-Colombia
377
Tema
Milstein
Teaching Asst.
Communication
U. of Washington
378
Deborah
Mindry
Prof
Anthropology
Occidental
Eagle Rock
379
Faranak
Miraftab
Asst. Prof.
Urban and Regional Planning
U. of Illinois-Champaign
380
Joya
Misra
Assoc. Prof.
Sociology & Public Policy
U. of Massachusetts-Amherst
381
Tania
Modleski
U. of Sothern California
382
Satya P.
Mohanty
Prof.
English
Cornell U.
383
Charles
Mohler
Sr. Res Assoc
Crop & Soil Sciences
Cornell U.
Ithaca
384
Theresa
Montano
Asst. Prof.
Chicana/o Studies
C.S.U. Northridge
385
Alexis Manuel
Montes
Student
History
UCLA
LA
386
Carol
Montgomery
Assoc. Prof.
Speech and Communication
LaGuardia
Long Island City
387
Teresa
Montseny
Director
Avanzando, TRio Support Services
Cochise C
Douglas
388
David
Moore
Assoc. Prof.
International St.
Macalester College
389
Lisa
Moreno
Prof.
English
Los Angeles Trade-Technical College
390
Cheryl
Morgan
French
Hamilton College
391
Tracy
Mott
Assoc. Prof. and Dept. Chair
Economics
U. of Denver
392
Eliana
Moya-Raggio
Lecturer Emerita
U. of Michigan
393
Susan
Munkres
Asst. Prof.
Sociology
Furman U.
Greenville
394
Carlos
Munoz, Jr.
Prof. Emeritus
Ethnic St.
U. of California-Berkeley
395
Timothy
Murray
Prof.
Comparative Literature and English
Cornell U.
396
Mechthild
Nagel
State U. of
Cortland
397
Nada
Najjar
Asst. Prof.
English
Mountain State U.
398
Aref
Nammari
Professional Research Assista
Laboratory for Atospheric and Space Physics
U of Colorado
399
Sadu
Nanjundiah
Prof.
Physics
Central Connecticut State U.
400
Nancy A.
Naples
Prof.
Sociology and Women's St., Chair of Admissions, Dept. of Sociology, Advisor, Wome
U. of Conn
Storrs
401
Peter
Nardi
Prof.
Sociology, Director of Institutional Research
Pitzer College
402
Angelic J.
Navarro
California State U.-San Bernardino
403
Kamran
Nayeri
Prof.
U. of California-Berkeley
404
Diane M.
Nelson
Assoc. Prof.
Cultural Anthropology
Brown U.
405
John R.
Nelson, Jr
U. of Mass
MA
406
Amelia
Neptune
Student
Pitzer College
407
Mukoma Wa
Ngugi
English Dept.
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
408
Nancy S.
Niemi
Assitant Prof.
Education
Nazareth College
409
Pedro A.
Noguera
Prof.
Steinhardt School of Education
New York U.
410
Steven
Noll
History
U. of Florid
Gainesville
411
A. M.
Nornes
U. of Michigan
412
Brenna
Norton
Student
Scripps
Claremont
413
Sam
Noumoff
Assoc. Prof.
Political Science
Mc Gill U., Montreal Canada
414
Gladys
Nubla
Doctoral Student
English
U. of California, Berkeley
415
Jean
Nyland
Chair
Psychology and Sociology
Notre Dame de Namur U.
416
Jocelyn
Olcott
Asst. Prof.
History
Duke U.
Durham
417
Bertell
Ollman
Politics
New York U.
418
Susan
O'Malley
Chair
U. Faculty Senate
City U. of New York
419
Ghia
Osseiran
Grad. Stnd.
School of International and Public Affairs
Columbia U.
420
James
Owens
Grad Student
U. of Illinoi
Chicago
421
Gary
Pak
Assoc. Prof.
English
U. of Hawai`i-Manoa
422
Gyan
Pandey
Prof.
Anthropology & History
Johns Hopkins U.
423
Reeve
Parker
Prof.
English
Cornell U.
424
Prasannan
Parthasarathi
History
Boston College
425
Janice
Peck
Assoc. Prof.
School of Journalism & Mass Communication
U. of Colorado, Boulder
426
Sandra E.
Peck
Instructor
Performing Arts
Linn-Bento
Albany
427
David N. Pellow
Pellow
Assoc. Prof.
Ethnic St.
U. of California-San Diego
428
Thomas
Pepper
U. of Minnesota
429
Michael
Perelman
Economics
CSU at Ch
Chico
430
Frank R.
Pérez AKA -F.R.P.-
Producer/Host
Tropical Riddims
WORT 89.
Madison
431
Robert
Perkinson
Assoc. Prof.
American St.
U. of Hawai'I
432
Jacqueline
Peterson
Prof.
History
Washingto
Vancouver
433
Richard
Peterson
Philosophy
Michigan State U.
434
Liz
Philipose
Asst. Prof.
Women's Studies
CSULB
Long Beach
435
Aisha
Phillips
436
Sheila
Pinkel
Prof
Art & Art Hist
Pomona C
Claremont
437
Julio
Pino
Assoc. Prof.
History
Kent State U.
438
Dwight R.
Platt
Emeritus Prof.
Biology
Bethel Coll
North Newton
439
Kamala
Platt
Director
The Meadowlark Center
440
Dane
Pollock
Student
Pitzer College
441
Kenneth
Pomeranz
Chancellor's Prof. of History
U. of California-Irvine
442
Robert E.
Prasch
Assoc. Prof.
Economics
Middlebury
Middlebury
443
Joelle
Pretty
California
Long Beach
444
Martha
Quinn
AFSCME
445
Nancy S.
Rabinowitz
Hamilton
Clinton
446
Peter
Rachleff
Prof.
History
Macalester College
447
Radical Philosophy Association (as an organization)
448
Rachel
Raimist
PhD Student/Filmmaker
Women's Studies
U. of Minnesota, Twin Cities
449
Peter
Ranis
Prof.
Political Science (emeritus)
City U. of New York
450
Gene
Ray
Art and Art History
U. of Hawai`i-Manoa
451
Sujani
Reddy
New York U.
452
Harry A.
Reed
Prof. Emeritus
Dept. of History, Michigan State U., Adjunct Faculty Dept of Ethnic St.
U. of Colorado-Boulder
453
Roland L.
Reed
Assoc. Prof. (Retired)
Catholic U. of America
454
Jennifer
Reed
Lecturer
Women's Studies
CSULB
Long Beach
455
Garth
Reese
School of Religion
Claremont Graduate U.
456
Rush
Rehm
Prof.
Drama and Classics
Stanford U.
457
Elizabeth
Resnikoff
Lecturer
English.
U. of Illinois-Chicago
458
Ross
Reykdal
U. of Wisconsin-Madison
459
John
Rhodes
Wellesley College
460
Robert
Rhodes
Prof.
Education
UCLA
461
Nancy
Ries
Chair
Sociology and Anthropology Dept., Co-Director, Center for Ethics and World Societies
Colgate U.
Hamilton
462
Susan J.
Riha
Charles L. Pack Prof.
Dept. of Earth & Atmos. Sciences, Director for Sponsored Research, College of Agric
Cornell U.
463
Peck
Ritter
Prof.
Chemistry/Biochemistry
Eastern W
Cheney
464
Allen F.
Roberts
Director
James S. Coleman African St. Center
U. of California-Los Angeles
465
Marcia
Robinson
Asst. Prof.
Dept. of Religion
Syracuse U.
466
Reginald
Robinson
Howard U.
Washington
467
Willilam
Robinson
Assoc Prof.
Sociology
U. of Califo
Santa Barbara
468
Dylan
Rodriguez
Assist Prof.
Ethnic St.
U. of Califo
Riversidew
469
Robyn M.
Rodriguez
Asst. Prof.
Sociology
Rutgers U.
470
Dave
Roediger
African American St.
U. of Illinois
471
Florence Wagman
Roisman
Prof.
Michael McCormick Prof. of Law
Indiana U. School of Law ? Indianapolis
472
Sarah K.
Rolfe
Student
Ethnic Studies, Economics
Mills College
473
Martha
Romero
Claremont Graduate U.
474
Joanne
Rondilla
Doctoral Student
Comparative Ethnic St.
U. of Califo
Berkeley
475
Avital
Ronell
Prof., writer
New York U.
476
Sumner M.
Rosen
Emeritus
Columbia U.
477
Stuart
Rosewarne
Political Economy, School of Economics and Political Science
U. of Sydn
Sydney
478
Ann Janette
Rosga
Asst. Prof.
Sociology
U. of Colorado
479
Andrew
Ross
Prof.
American St.
Ney York
NY
480
Howard
Ross
Dean
College of Letters and Sciences
U. of Wisconsin-Whitewater
481
T'ai
Roulston
Environmental Sciences
U. of Virginia
482
Patricia
Rubio
Prof.
Spanish
Skidmore College
483
Sarah R.
Ruddick
Emeritus
Lang College at New School U.
484
Vince
Ryan
Social and Cultural Anthropology
California Institute of Integral Studies
485
Enrique
Sacerio-Gari
Prof.
Spanish
Bryn Mawr Co.
486
Saheli
Sadanand
Student
Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry
Yale College
487
Jonathan
Sadow
Prof.
English and Composition
Western N
Springfield
488
Naoki
Sakai
Prof.
Asian St. and Comparative Literature
Cornell U.
489
Lucy Mae
San Pablo Burns
UC President's Postdoctoral Fe
History of Consciousness Dept.
U. of California, Santa Cruz
490
Susan
Sánchez-Casal
Assoc. Prof.
Latino and Women?s St.
Hamilton
Clinton
491
Barry
Sanders
Prof.
History of Ideas
Pitzer College
492
Leo R.
Sandy
Plymouth
New Hampton
493
Jeff
Santa Ana
Asst. Prof.
English
Dartmouth College (Commencing fall semester 2005)
494
Paul
Sawyer
Prof.
English
Cornell U.
495
Naomi
Scheman
Prof.
Philosophy and Women's Studies
U. of Minnesota
496
Richard
Schlosberg
Hastings-
NY
497
Johanna H
Schoss
Senior Lecturer
Anthropology
Cornell U.
498
Malini Johar
Schueller
Prof.
English
U. of Florida
499
Susan M.
Schultz
English
U. of Hawai`i-Manoa
500
Ellen
Schwartz
Assoc. Prof. of Education
Education
Nazareth College
501
David
Schweickart
Prof.
Philosophy
Loyola U.-Chicago
502
Helen
Scott
Asst. Prof.
English .
U. of Vermont
503
James C.
Scott
Political Science and Anthropology
Yale U.
504
Sarita
See
English & American St.
U. of Michi
Ann Arbor
505
Mark
Selden
Prof.
Sociology and History
Binghamton U.
506
Abdulalim A
Shabazz
Distinguished Prof.
Mathematics
Lincoln U.
507
Barbara A.
Shank
Adjunct Faculty
Biological Sciences & Psychology
California
Los Angeles
508
Richard
Shapiro
Assoc. Prof. & Director
Anthrpology
California Institute of Integral Studies
509
Carol
Shaw
Prof.
Psychology
Central Connecticut State. U.
510
Kayann
Short
Senior Instructor
Farrand Academic Program
U. of Colorado
511
Sussan
Siavoshi
Trinity U.
512
Kaukab
Siddique
Assoc. Prof.
Lincoln U.
513
Barry N.
Siegel
Prof. of Economics Emeritus
U. of Oregon
514
Irene
Silverblatt
Prof.
Cultural Anthropology and History
Duke U.
Durham
515
Henry
Silverman
Prof./Chairperson Emeritus
History
Michigan State U.
516
David
Singer
Adjt. Instructor
Sociology
John Jay C. of Criminal Justice, City U. of New York
517
Anna Marie
Smith
Assoc. Prof.
Government
Cornell U.
518
Martha
Smithey
Director
Women's St. Program
U. of Texas-El Paso
519
Joseph R.
Smyth
Prof.
Geological Sciences
U. of Colorado-Boulder
520
Jon
Solomon
Fellow
Society for the Humanities
Cornell U.
Asst. Prof., Graduate Institute of Futures St., Tamkang
521
Gina M.
Soter
U. of Michigan
522
Andrew
Sotzing
Student
Computer Science
Central Connecticut State. U.
523
Ashley Riley
Sousa
Instructor
History
West Vall
Satatogo
524
Jenny
Spencer
Prof./Vice President
English/Faculty Union
U. of Massachusetts-Amherst
525
Leslie
Sponsel
Prof.
Anthropology
University of Hawai`i
526
Ken
Stahl
California State U.-Pomona
527
David E.
Stannard
Prof.
American St.
Univeristy of Hawai'i
528
Leanne
Stein
Vice President Student Senate
Pitzer College
529
Edwin
Stein, M.D, Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Emeritus
Dept.
Whitman Co.
530
Alexandra M.
Stern
U. of Michigan
531
Maurice
Stevens
Asst. Prof.
Comparative Studies
Ohio State U.
532
John
Stevenson
Prof.
Philosophy
Columbia
Chicago
533
Beverly
Stewart
Adjunct Instructor
English Composition
Roosevelt
Chicago
534
Hollis
Stewart
Pasadena
Pasadena
535
James Brewer
Stewart
James Wallace Prof.
History
Macalester College
536
Shari
Stone-Mediatore
Assoc. Prof.
Philosophy
Ohio Wesleyan U.
537
Troy
Storfjell
Instructor of Scandinavian
Germanic & Slavic Lang & Lit
U. of Color
Bourlder
538
Nicholas L.
Sturgeon
Prof.
Philosophy
Cornell U.
539
Ronald R.
Sundstrom
Asst. Prof.
Philosophy
U. of San
San Francisco
540
Gladys
Swan
Prof. Emerita
U. of Missouri-Colombia
541
Ellen
Swartz
Assoc Prof.
Education
Nazareth
Rochester
542
Carl
Swidorski
Prof.
History & Politica Sci
College of
Albany
543
Neferti X.
Tadiar
Assoc. Prof.
History of Consciousness
U. of Califo
Santa Cruz
544
Neferti X. Tadiar
Tadiar
Assoc Prof.
History of Consciousness
U. of Califo
Santa Cruz
545
Kathryn
Takara
Ph.D. Prof./Poet
Interdisciplinary Studies
U of Hawaii
546
Daphne
Taylor-Garcia
Doctoral Candidate
Ethnic Studies
U. of California, Berkeley
547
Ja
Teacher
United Confederation of Taino People
548
Glenda
Thompson
Graduate Student
College of Education LLSS
UNM
549
Debby
Thompson
Assoc. Prof.
English
Colorado State. U.
550
Iain
Thomson
Asst. Prof.
Philosophy
U. of New
Albuquerque
551
William Takamatsu
Thompson
Adjunct faculty
Ethnic Studies
University of Colorado
552
Emily
Thuma
Graduate Student
American St.
New York U.
553
Rowena
Tomaneng
Assoc. Prof.
English
De Anza Community College
554
John Hayakawa
Torok, Esq.
Doctoral Candidate
Ethnic St.
U. of Califo
Berkeley
555
Edén E.
Torres
Assoc. Prof.
Women's Studies
U. of Minnesota
556
Jean Yamasaki
Toyama
Prof.
French
U. of Hawa
Honolulu
557
Robert Trager
Trager
Prof.
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
U. of Colorado-Boulder
558
Haunani-Kay
Trask
Prof.
Hawaiian St.
U. of Hawa
Honolulu
559
John
Trimbur
Prof.
Writing and Rhetoric
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
560
Efthymios
Tripsanas
Geological Survey of Canada
Bedford In
Bedford
561
William
Trochim
Prof.
Policy Analysis & Management
Cornell University
562
Nathan
Tublitz
Prof.
Biology
U. of Oregon
563
Robert
Turgeon
Prof. and Director of Graduate
Dept. of Plant Biology
Cornell U.
564
Andrew C.
Twaddle, Ph.D.
Prof. Emeritus
Sociology
U. of Missouri
565
Erica
Tymoigne
PhD Candidate
Economics
U. of Missouri, Kansas City
566
Harry
van der Linden
Prof.
Philosophy
Butler U.
567
Marjolein
van der Veen
Economist
Shoreline Community College
568
Lander
Vander Linden
Student
Law
Free U. of Brussels
569
John
Vandermeer
Margaret Davis Collegiate Prof.
Ecology and Comparative Biol
U. of Michi
Ann Arbor
570
Darrell
Varga
Asst. Prof.
Communications, Popular Culture, Film
Brock U.
571
Benito
Vergara Jr.
Asst. Prof.
Asian American St.
San Franci
San Francisco
572
Susan Vilbrandt
Vilbrandt
National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981
573
Elisa L.
Villa
Supervisory Asst. Public Defender
Division of Public Defender Services, State of Connecticut
574
Michael
Vocino
Professor
Film Media
U. of Rhode Island
575
Immanuel
Wallerstein
Yale U.
576
Victor
Wallis
Berklee C
Boston
577
Tom
Ward
University of Colorado - Boulder
578
Donald D.
Walter
UWP
579
L. Ling-chi
Wang
Assoc. Prof.
Asian American & Ethnic St.
U. of Califo
Berkeley
580
Dana
Ward
Prof.
Political Studies
Pitzer College
581
Anne
Waters
President
American Indian Philosophy Association
582
Linda D.
Wayne
PhD
Women's Studies
U. of New Hampshire
583
Devra
Weber
Assoc. Prof.
History
UCR
Riverside
584
Christian
Wedemeye
U. of Chic
Chicago
585
Lynne
Weikart
Assoc. Prof.
Baruch College School of Public Affairs
City U. of New York
586
Joel L.
Weiner
Prof.
Mathematics
U. of Hawa
Honolulu
587
Tom
Weisskopf
Prof.
Economics
U. of Michigan
588
Nancy
Welch
Assoc. Prof.
English
U. of Vermont
589
Sharon D.
Welch
Prof. of Religious St.
U. of Missouri-Colombia
590
Jennifer
Wenzel
English Language and Literature
U. of Michigan
591
Hank
Williams
PhD student
English and Africana St.
City U. of
NY
592
Howard
Winant
Prof.
Sociology
U. of Califo
Santa Barbara
593
Anne
Winkler-Morey
Chicano St.
U. of Minnesota
594
Gary
Witherspoon
Prof.
Anthro and American Indian St.
U. of Washington
595
Linney
Wix
Assoc. Prof. and Coordinator of the Art Education Program
U. of New Mexico
596
Deborah
Wong
Prof.
Music
U. of California, Riverside
597
Allen W.
Wood
Prof.
Philosophy
Stanford U.
598
Jennifer
Worley
Adjunct Prof.
English
U. of San
San Francisco
599
James A.
Wren
Prof. (retired)
Japanese
San Jose
San Jose
600
Michael
Wreszin
Prof. Emeritus
City U. of New York
601
Richard
Wunderlich
Prof.
Sociology
College of
Albany
602
Erica
Yamada
Student
Dance
U. of California, Riverside
603
Chi-ming
Yang
Asst. Prof.
English
Fordham U.
604
Yavuz
Yasar
U. of Denver
605
Maria Elena
Yepes
Director
Learning Assistance Center
East Los
Los Angeles
606
Elliott
Young
Assoc. Prof.
History
Lewis & Clark College
607
Lori Zett
Zett
Adjunct Prof.
Urban St. & Intellectual Heritage
Temple U.
Philadelphia
608
John
Zilcosky
Assoc. Prof.
German and Comparative Literature
U. of Toronto
609
Catherine
Zimmer
Senior Research/Statistical Co
Odum Institute for Research in Social Science
U. of North
Chapel Hill