Welcome to the All-Community People page. Here you will find bios for our faculty as well as currrent students and BA and MA alumni.
Sulayman Al
Global Faculty in Residence, Fall 2015
Playwright and theater director Al Bassam founded Zaoum Theatre in London in 1996. In 2002, with dramaturge Georgina Van Welie, . . .
Robert Clinton
BA ’16 - The Sociology and Politics of Urban Agriculture
Annabelle Attanasio
BA ’15 - An Investigation of Dramatic Writing through A Study of Theater and Film
Rachel Hilson
BA ’18 - Writing and Performing Race
Maria-Luisa Achino-Loeb
Part-time Faculty
Maria-Luisa Achino-Loeb is a cultural anthropologist whose work focuses on the study of ideology and its connection to power . . .
Aaron Gartenberg
BA ’19 - Value and Values: The Intersection of Business and Sociology
Julie-Ann Hutchinson
BA '15 - Ethics, Public Policy, and International Development
Joosje Duk
BA ’16 - Acting, Creative Writing, and Journalism
Zachary Fine
BA ’15 - Art History and Philosophy
Nancy Agabian
Nancy Agabian is the author of Princess Freak (Beyond Baroque Books, 2000), a collection of poems, short prose, and performance . . .
Ashley Agbasoga
Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow
Ashley Ngozi Agbasoga is a scholar and writer whose research interests include Black and Indigenous hemispheric feminisms, racialization (especially . . .
Josh Foulquier
BA ’15 - Entrepreneurship and the Evolution of Ethics
Kafia Ahmed
MA - Social Innovation and Creative Activism
After graduating magna cum laude from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, with a BA in international studies, Kafia . . .
Angie Liao
BA ’17 - Human Rights Law and Human Expression, with a minor in Social and Cultural Analysis
Melissa Bartow
BA ’19 - The Art of Entrepreneurship
Michael Abraham
BA ’17 - Gender Theory and Modern Poetics
Yagmur Akyurek
BA Candidate - Literature and Visual Culture: Narrative and Place
Born in Turkey and raised in Massachusetts, Yagmur has always been interested in how communities interact with the physical . . .
Cynthia Allen
Cynthia Allen is on the Executive Committee (nominator) of the renowned New York Theatre Critics' organization, Outer Critics Circle . . .
Fatoumata Waggeh
BA '13 - African Political Development, Colonial History, and Law
Diana Anders
Prior to joining Gallatin, Diana Anders earned her Ph.D. in Rhetoric with a Designated Emphasis on Gender Studies from . . .
Peder Anker
Professor
Peder Anker's teaching and research interests lie in the history of science, ecology, environmentalism and design, as well as . . .
Sinan Antoon
Associate Professor
Sinan Antoon's teaching and research interests lie in pre-modern and modern Arabic literature and contemporary Arab culture and politics. . . .
Jaime Arredondo
Jaime Arredondo has taught at NYU, the Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute, and The New School. Arrendondo has . . .
Philippe Asseily
MA – Near East History: Beirut Circa 1760
Born and raised in Beirut, Philippe left Lebanon—and the civil war there—when he was a teenager. After graduating from . . .
Michael T. Astolfi
MA '12 - Gaming Design and Psychology
Michael earned a BA in evolutionary psychology from Boston University before enrolling in Gallatin's graduate program. “Gallatin seemed like . . .
Saul Austerlitz
Saul Austerlitz teaches a course in writing about comedy. He is the author of three books: Sitcom: A . . .
Jessie Austrian
Elaine Ayers
Visiting Assistant Professor
Elaine Ayers is a historian of science who works on the entangled histories of natural history, colonialism, and collecting. . . .
Safia Elhillo
BA '13 - Poetry as a Tool in Therapy
Gianpaolo Baiocchi
Gianpaolo Baiocchi is a sociologist and an ethnographer interested in questions of politics and culture, critical social theory, and cities. . . .
Sheila Bandyopadhyay
MA '11 - Theater and Movement
When Sheila entered Gallatin after earning her BA from Brandeis University, she was an actor and movement specialist with . . .
Rabie Barakat
Global Faculty in Residence
Rabie Barakat’s expertise primarily relates to media and politics in the Arab world. He received his PhD from the University . . .
Ashley Elizabeth Battiste
BA Candidate - Computer Science and the Ethics of AI and Technology
Born and raised in New York, Ashley is a junior at Gallatin. She has chosen to concentrate in both . . .
Alex Denker
BA ’13 - The Neuroscience of Art
Phillip Picardi
BA ’12 - Beauty
Kate Fritz
BA '10 - Environmental Politics, Political Theory, and China Studies
Mallory Blair
BA ’10 - Creativity and Commerce
Cris Beam
Cris Beam is the author of Transparent: Love, Family and Living the T with Transgender Teenagers (Harcourt, 2007), . . .
Christine M. Beauchamp
Former Guess Visiting Professor in Fashion and Fashion Business
Christine Beauchamp was most recently the Brand President of Ann Taylor, a leading specialty retailer of women’s apparel and accessories. . . .
Suhyla Behiry
BA Candidate - Power and Politics in the Middle East
Suhyla (pronounced soo-HEY-la) was born in New York City. A child of Egyptian immigrants and a first-generation American, Suhyla . . .
Elizabeth Benninger
Elizabeth Benninger is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature at NYU, where her research focuses primarily . . .
Jamie Berthe
Director of Enrollment Management
Jamie Berthe holds a PhD from NYU's Department of Media, Culture, and Communication. Her research interests revolve primarily around film, . . .
Jon Chan
BA '12 - Complex Systems and Emergent Behavior
Lauren Bille
BA ’09 - Designing Societies: Politics, Institutions, and Culture
David Burstein
BA ’12 - Intersection of film, technology and politics with a focus on youth and social change
Puneet Bhasin
Puneet Bhasin is a political scientist specializing in international and comparative political economy. Bhasin's research interests lie in analyzing . . .
Emma Kaywin
BA '10 - The Philosophy of the Abnormal
Katherine Biers
Katherine Biers’s teaching and research interests focus on late nineteenth and early twentieth century European and American literature, including drama, . . .
Donna Bilak
__Donna Bilak is a historian of early modern science and a goldsmith. Bilak's research areas as a historian and . . .
Barton Bishop
Barton Bishop received his MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2003 and was . . .
Rachel Tipograph
BA ’09 - Entertainment Business and New Media
Daniel Seara
BA ’14 - The Human in Science
Eric Fuchs-Stengel
BA '14 - Ecological Sustainability and Social Change; minor in Environmental Studies
Mitch Bloom
MA '13 - Nonprofit Management
Mitch graduated from NYU’s College of Arts and Sciences in 2008 with a BA in philosophy, French, and nutrition.At . . .
Alvaro Bonfiglio Bardier
Alvaro Bonfiglio is a researcher, educator and practicing architect, focused on emergent design technologies. His current research interests revolve around . . .
Martha Bowers
Martha Bowers focuses on the use of the performing arts for social change. She has taught at numerous colleges and . . .
Christopher Bram
A novelist and critic, Christopher Bram is the author of nine novels, including Gods and Monsters, which was made . . .
Eric Brettschneider
Eric Brettschneider is Acting Commissioner for the NYC Administration for Children's Services. A city and state social service official, . . .
Shalena Broadnax
MA - The History of the City of New York
A Brooklyn native,Shalena was looking for a graduate program that had an interdisciplinary approach to exploring big ideas. At . . .
David Brooks
Clinical Assistant Professor
David Brooks is an interdisciplinary artist whose work considers the relationship between the individual and the built and natural . . .
Harold Brooks
Guest Visiting Professor in Fashion and Fashion Business
A top retail executive with over 30 years experience, Harold Brooks has held senior-level positions in management and merchandising with . . .
Raven Brown
Raven E Brown has over 15 years of professional experience and has worked in Guatemala, Israel, Mexico, South Africa, . . .
Cheyenne Bryant
BA Candidate - Healing from Sickness: Curing/Mending Colonial Trauma Through Art, Education, and Play
Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Cheyenne is in her junior year at Gallatin. Her concentration, Healing from Sickness: . . .
Ernest Bryant
Ernest A. Bryant III is a transdisciplinary artist and critic. His interests include drawing, printmaking, nature, new media, conflict, . . .
Leila Buck
Leila Buck is a Lebanese-American writer, performer, and intercultural facilitator who has lived and worked in more than 20 . . .
Rachel Bunker
Class Adviser & Associate Faculty
Rachel is a historian by training with a research focus on the intersections between U.S. imperial history, histories of . . .
George Burns
George Burns has spent more than 40 years as a teacher and principal in progressive elementary schools in New York . . .
Maya Berry
BA ’06 - Cultural Anthropology, Latin American and Caribbean History, Dance, Languages, and Post-Colonial Studies
Maria Cabrera Arus
Mara A. Cabrera Ars studies the impact of fashion and domestic material culture on regime stability and legitimation, with . . .
Anna Captain
BA Candidate - Political Communications with an Emphasis in Leadership and Rhetoric
Anna grew up in Washington state and found her home at Gallatin after transferring into the School in 2021. . . .
William Caspary
Bill Caspary holds BS and MS degrees in physics and a PhD in political science. His activism in the . . .
John Castellano
John Castellano is the founder of the SOJ Jazz Workshop Center and Director Emeritus of The Collective School of . . .
Will Creeley
BA '03 - Political Memory and the Burden of History
Sara Moonves
BA ’07 - Journalism and Photography
Dariely Rodriguez
BA ’03 - Legal Studies and Latin American/Latinx Studies
Julian Cyr
BA ’08 - Public Policy and Community Health
Adam Mosseri
BA ’05 - Information Design
Alex Pall
BA ’08 - The Commoditization of Art Throughout History
Paula Chakravartty
James Weldon Johnson Associate Professor
Paula Chakravarttyis James Weldon Johnson Associate Professor at the Gallatin School and the Department of Media, Culture and Communication . . .
Lenora Champagne
Lenora Champagne is a playwright, performer, and director. From 1993-2000, she was a member playwright at New Dramatists. She . . .
Yejin Chang
BA Candidate - Asian American and Zainichi History through Literature
Yejin attended a vocational high school in New Jersey, where she studied business and finance. She entered Gallatin hoping . . .
Sarah Chihaya
Sarah Chihaya is a critic, essayist, and editor whose work focuses on contemporary fiction and film in English. She . . .
Ngina Chiteji
Ngina Chiteji's teaching and research interests include public policy, macroeconomics, economic inequality, crime, and the distribution of household wealth . . .
Cyd Cipolla
Associate Director of Science, Technology, Arts and Creativity (STAC) & Associate Faculty
Cyd Cipolla is a scholar in women's, gender, and sexuality studies whose research and teaching interests focus on intersectional . . .
William Clark
William Clark’s teaching and research interests lie at the intersection of critical philosophy, literary theory, and cinema studies. His . . .
Kwami Coleman
Assistant Professor
Kwami Coleman is a musician, composer, producer, and musicologist specializing in improvised music. His research interests include experimental music . . .
Kareem Collie
MA Candidate - Narrative Theory and Visual Culture
Kareem graduated with honors from Pratt Institute and went on to a career in brand development, strategy, and marketing . . .
Sybil Cooksey
Sybil Newton Cooksey is a scholar of afro-diasporic history whose research unfurls at the intersections of language and literature, . . .
Julian Cornell
Julian Cornell’s primary research and teaching areas are American, Scandinavian, and Japanese cinema and genre cinema, including disaster movies, . . .
Nina Cornyetz
Nina Cornyetz’s teaching and research interests include critical, literary, and filmic theory; intellectual history; studies of gender and sexuality; and . . .
Pedro Cristiani
A director, producer, and screenwriter for film and television, Pedro Cristiani wrote the screenplay for the award-winning 1996 feature film . . .
Earlene Cruz
MA – Social Entrepreneurship and Food Studies
Earlene is currently pursuing her Master's degree at Gallatin while she works to bring her startup, an online foodie social network, KitchenConnection.org, to life. . . .
Marie Cruz Soto
Clinical Associate Professor
Marie Cruz Soto is interested in imperial/colonial processes of becoming (i.e., in the creation and naturalization of coloniality), and . . .
Kristoffer Diaz
BA '99 - Dramatic Writing, Literature, and History
Kimberly DaCosta
Kim DaCosta is a sociologist interested in racial inequality and, in particular, the contemporary production of racial boundaries. Her . . .
Lisa Daily
Director of Community Engagement & Associate Faculty
Lisa Daily is a cultural studies scholar with broadly conceived interests centered on visual media, capitalist formations, humanitarianism, and . . .
Jamil Dakwar
Jamil Dakwar is international human rights lawyer and expert. He is currently the director of the American Civil Liberties . . .
Mehmet Darakcioglu
Assistant Dean for Global Programs
Mehmet Darakcıoglu is a historian of the modern Middle East with a focus on the Ottoman Empire in the nineteenth . . .
Nico Daswani
MA '09 - Artistic Collaboration and Intercultural Heritage
A graduate of the University of Westminster-London, Nico was the director of programs at the 2005 World Festival of . . .
Jeff Day
Subah Dayal
Subah Dayal is a historian of the Indian Ocean, with a focus on early modern South Asia and the . . .
Jennifer Clement
BA ’82 - English Literature and Anthropology
Keli Goff
BA ’01 - The Political Role of Theatre and Film in the United States
Midori Goto
BA '00 - Psychology and Gender Studies
Michelle Dorrance
BA ’01 - Concepts of American Race in Relationship to Democracy in American Culture
John Ridley
BA '87 - East Asian Languages
Yadira De La Riva
MA '10 - Performance, Psychology, and International Relations
Yadira is a poet, playwright, performer, and educator from the US-Mexico borderland of El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez, . . .
Anne DeWitt
Anne DeWitt's teaching and research focuses on Victorian literature, the history of science, and the intersections between literature and . . .
Benjamin Decker
MA - Interactive Media Studies
With a BA from Harvard in new media, computer science, economics, and psychology, Benjamin worked in corporate strategy at NBC before coming to Gallatin to pursue an interdisciplinary degree in interactive media studies. . . .
Jane Rosenthal
BA ’77 - Film and Television
Alphonso Saville
BA ’02 - African American/Black Studies and Creative Writing
Christy Turlington Burns
BA ’99- Comparative Religion and Eastern Philosophy
Barbara Whitman
BA ’88 - Liberal Arts
Kristoffer Diaz is a playwright, librettist, screenwriter, and educator. His play The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity was . . .
Sam Dinger
Samuel Dinger is an ethnographer, translator, and Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Sociology at New York University. His . . .
Michael Dinwiddie
Michael D. Dinwiddie (GAL BA '80, TSOA MFA '83)'s teaching interests include cultural studies, African American theater history, dramatic . . .
Christina Ryan
BA ’98 - Biology and Dance
Cary Goldstein
BA ’96 - Poetry and Religions
Tristan Donaldson
BA Candidate - Neuroanthropology and Philosophy within a Chinese Context
Prior to starting at NYU, Tristan spent three years living in China, an experience which was influential in shaping . . .
Sarika Doppalapudi
BA Candidate - Collective Memory in Public Spaces
Born and raised in Chicago, Sarika is in her senior year at Gallatin. Her concentration focuses on how disenfranchised . . .
Stephen Duncombe
Stephen Duncombe's interests lie in media, art, and culture. He teaches and writes on the history of mass and . . .
Audrey Ellis
Audrey Lane Ellis is a philosopher trained in the traditions of phenomenology, ethics, and aesthetics, in addition to women’s, gender, . . .
Beth Epstein
Academic Director, NYUParis
Beth Epstein’s research focuses on intersections in the history and meaning of race and “difference” between France and the United . . .
Dara Epstein
MA Candidate: Equity and Advocacy in Theatre Performance
Dean's Graduate Scholar - Arts . . .
Gregory Erickson
Clinical Professor
Gregory Erickson has taught at the Gallatin School since 2004, specializing in courses on modern literature, popular culture, religion, . . .
Gabriella Etmektsoglou
Director, NYU Berlin
Gabriella Etmektsoglou is the Director of NYU Berlin since 2010. She holds a PhD in European history from Emory University. . . .
Ellada Evangelou
Ellada Evangelou was born and raised in Cyprus. She has studied in Cyprus and the United States and was awarded . . .
Ayana Evans
Ayana Evans is a NYC-based performance artist. Her guerilla-style performances have been staged at El Museo del Barrio, The . . .
Anna Fahr
MA '10 - Film and Middle Eastern Studies
Anna is a New York-based independent film producer and director. She received her MA from Gallatin, with a focus . . .
Bryan Farrell
MA '13 - Environmental Thought and Action
After earning his BA in journalism from Penn State in 2004, Bryan worked as a researcher for The Village . . .
Ben Fears
MA Candidate: Medium For the 21st Century: A Manifesto for Queer Pop Performance Art
Graduate Assistant - Interdisciplinary Arts . . .
Lewis Fender
BA Candidate - The Dramaturgy of Adaptation; Minor: German
Lewis studies the practice of theatrical adaptation intersecting with theories of the archive and queerness. In spring of 2019, . . .
June Foley
June Foley’s teaching and research interests are Victorian Studies, especially the novel; writing for young readers; and English (especially . . .
Fion Fong
MA Candidate – Visual Arts, Architecture, and Film: Placemaking in East Asian Cultures
Dean's Graduate Scholar - Humanities . . .
Valerie Forman
Valerie Forman's research and teaching interests are at the intersection of literature, economic history, and political theory. Her first . . .
Simon Fortin
Son and grandson of Canadian actors, Simon Fortin trained at the Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique du Québec, then at Drama Studio . . .
Sara Franklin
Sara Franklin is an oral historian and journalist whose work focuses on food and agriculture and its ties to . . .
Hallie Franks
Hallie Franks's teaching and research interests are in the art and archaeology of the ancient Mediterranean and western Asia. . . .
Rosalind Fredericks
Rosalind Fredericks's research and teaching interests are centered on development, urbanism, and political ecology in Africa. As an urban . . .
Lise Friedman
Lise Friedman’s teaching involves the examination and design of a wide variety of publications and the relationship of popular . . .
Sharon Friedman
Founding Gallatin Professor Emerita
Sharon Friedman’s teaching and research interests are in the areas of literary and dramatic criticism, feminist criticism, theories of adaptation, . . .
Cheryl Furjanic
Cheryl Furjanic is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker whose documentary and fiction films have screened at 150+ festivals worldwide and on television. . . .
Kay Gabriel
Kay Gabriel is a poet and essayist. Her research focuses on contemporary anglophone poetry and poetics, trans studies, tragedy, . . .
Andrea Gadberry
Andrea Gadberry is a comparatist working primarily in English, French, and Latin. Her research focuses on the literature, philosophy, . . .
James Gain
MA '12 - Young Adult Literature
James earned his BA in Film/TV from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. With a background in screenwriting, his . . .
Steven Galeazzi
MA - Innovation in Public and Nonprofit Organizations
Originally from Glastonbury, Connecticut, Steve served as an Army officer in both Latin America and Afghanistan from 2004 to . . .
Tracy Gardner
Guess Visiting Professor in Fashion and Fashion Business
Rhonda Garelick
Former Guess Visiting Professor in Fashion
Rhonda Garelick writes on fashion, performance, literature, visual art, and politics. She is the author of Mademoiselle: Coco Chanel and . . .
Victoria Geduld
MA '06 - Collaborative Dance Performance
When Victoria entered Gallatin, she was an experienced performer of contemporary and Baroque dance. A student of Martha Graham, . . .
Charles Gelman
Charles Gelman earned his PhD from the Department of Comparative Literature at NYU in 2019 with a concentration in . . .
D.B. Gilles
Teacher, Tisch School of the Arts
D.B. Gilles is a playwright, screenwriter, and television writer. His play, Sparkling Object, was produced in New York . . .
Bret Gladstone
Bret Gladstone is the editorial director of Graver Goods Press and the founder of its ImpracticumÑan independent creative writing . . .
Dina Gold
BA '09, MA '14 - Creative Consulting
Dina is an artist and scholar who studies creativity across disciplines, including design, education, psychology, art, and business. “I . . .
Meira Gold
Meira Gold is a historian of science and archaeology with research interests in colonial Egyptology, human origins, and the . . .
Lisa Goldfarb
Lisa Goldfarb is a scholar and teacher of comparative literature, with a specialization in modern poetry and poetics. Her . . .
Megan Goldman-Petri
Megan Goldman-Petri's work focuses on the art, architecture, and archaeology of the ancient Roman world. She received her PhD . . .
Donna Goodman
Donna Goodman is a licensed practicing architect. Her firm has renovated lofts, townhouses and waterfront sites based on green . . .
Morgan Grain
MA - Race and Media Studies
Morgan was raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and graduated cum laude from Florida AM University before moving to New York . . .
Jean Graybeal
Jean Graybeal works in the areas of philosophy and psychology of religion, with special interests in phenomenology, feminist theory, and . . .
Judith Greenberg
Judith Greenberg's research and teaching interests focus on questions of memory and trauma Studies, especially through a feminist lens. . . .
Lauren Greenspan
Lauren Greenspan recently received her PhD in theoretical physics and is interested in interdisciplinary intersections of science and society. She . . .
Leon Grek
Leon Grek is a comparatist whose teaching and research focuses on the reception of classical antiquity in the Renaissance, . . .
Flavia Grilli
MA Candidate - Contemporary Art and the Global Cultural Economy
After studying International Relations and Economics in São Paulo, Brazil, Flavia came to Gallatin to study value in globalized . . .
Hannah Gurman
Hannah Gurman's interests lie in American Studies, U.S. history, intellectual history, literature, and literary criticism, with a focus on . . .
Alexander Görlach
Alexander Görlach is a senior fellow at the CarnegieCouncil for Ethics inInternational Affairs, and a visiting scholar to the . . .
Alex Halberstadt
Alex Halberstadt is the author of Lonely Avenue: The Unlikely Life and Times of Doc Pomus and the forthcoming Young . . .
Sarah J. Halford
MA Candidate - Artistic Activism
Sarah graduated with honors from the New School University, where she earned a BA in theater and politics. At . . .
Ethan Harkness
Ethan Harkness teaches and writes about early Chinese culture with an emphasis on technical topics that inform the histories . . .
Louise Harpman
Louise Harpman is an architect and urban designer whose courses focus on design, design thinking, and interdisciplinary multi-scalar design . . .
Lanny Harrison
Lanny Harrison, character actress, dancer, poet and visual artist, began her career in the New York Pantomime Theater in 1966. . . .
Amira Hass
Global Faculty in Residence, Spring 2016
Israeli journalist Amira Hass joined Haaretz, Israel’s oldest newspaper, in 1989 and has been the paper’s correspondent for the Occupied . . .
Thushara Hewage
Thushara Hewage is an historical anthropologist of South Asia, whose work focuses on the modern political history of Sri . . .
Mélanie Heydari
Mélanie Heydari received her PhD in postcolonial literature from the Sorbonne, Paris, in 2012. She has lectured on her researches . . .
Scott Hightower
Besides being the author of five collections of award-winning poetry, Scott Hightower has had his poems and reviews appear . . .
Maria Hodermarska
Master Teacher, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development
Maria Hodermarska is a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT), a Registered Drama Therapist (RDT) and a Credentialed Alcoholism and . . .
Karen Holmberg
Research Scientist and Co-Director of the Gallatin WetLab
Karen Holmberg is an archaeologist who specializes in volcanic contexts to examine the long-term experiences humans have had with . . .
Darrel Holnes
Darrel Alejandro Holnes is an Afro-Panamanian American writer. His plays have received productions or readings at the Kennedy Center . . .
Molly Horan
Molly Horan’s teaching interests include 20th and 21st century young adult literature and web culture. She received her MFA . . .
Claire Horn
MA '15 - Legal Studies and Gender Studies
In Gallatin, Claire found an interdisciplinary program that has allowed her to construct an academic path that combines her interests in gender and legal studies, and specifically rape culture and reproductive rights in the U.S. . . .
Karen Hornick
Karen Hornick teaches courses that integrate the study of literature, media, philosophy, cultural history, and writing. At Gallatin, she . . .
Kristin Horton
Associate Professor of Practice
KRISTIN HORTON is a director and educator who works primarily on new plays and community-engaged practices. She is committed . . .
Thea Hurwitz
BA Candidate - Art In Real Life: Transforming the Landscapes of Art Institutions Through Diversity and Accessibility
Thea is a Gallatin sophomore from Arlington, Virginia, who is designing a concentration that combines her interests in art . . .
Amin Husain
Amin Husain’s interests focus on resistance and liberation, movement generated theory and practice. His research and teaching interests span debt . . .
Steve Hutkins
Steven Hutkins received his PhD in English Renaissance literature, and his current teaching and research interests focus on place studies . . .
Anisa Jackson
Anisa Jackson is a writer and organizer of exhibitions and programs from Seattle, Washington and a PhD Candidate in . . .
Mitchell Joachim
Dr. Mitchell Joachim is an Associate Professor of Practice at New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study and . . .
Trevor Jockims
Trevor Laurence Jockims’s teaching and research interests center on literature in its interaction with other modes of thought and . . .
Erin Johnson
MA – Urban Agriculture and Community Development
Through Gallatin’s Urban Democracy Lab, Erin spent a summer in Madrid as a Global Fellow in Urban Practice researching the recent development of urban agriculture and the urban social movement there. . . .
Cornelius Jones
MA '10 - Dramatic Writing and Activism
Cornelius studied dramatic writing and activism at Gallatin, focusing on the use of writing and performance as a means . . .
Barbara Jones
Barbara Jones is an executive editor at Henry Holt Company, where she acquires and edits books of fiction, memoir and . . .
Shatima Jones
Shatima J. Jones is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Gallatin School of Individualized Study at New York University. . . .
Judy Luo
BA Candidate - Carceral Studies; Minor: Philosophy
At Gallatin, Judy is concentrating in Carceral Studies—the broad study of social control, punishment, and discipline—and minoring in philosophy. . . .
Meena Kandasamy
Meena Kandasamy combines her love for the written word with the struggle for social justice through poetry, translation, fiction and . . .
Max Kaplan
Max Avi Kaplan is a visual artist and fashion arts scholar with a studio practice that explores the intersections . . .
Noah Kaplan
Nina Katchadourian
Nina Katchadourian is an interdisciplinary artist whose work includes video, performance, sound, sculpture, photography and public projects. Her video . . .
Allen Keller
Associate Professor of Medicine, NYU School of Medicine
Dr. Allen Keller is Associate Professor of Medicine at New York University School of Medicine, Director of the Bellevue/NYU Program . . .
Rosanne Kennedy
Rosanne Kennedy's teaching and research interests include modern political theory, contemporary feminist theory and gender studies, continental philosophy, and . . .
Jenny Kijowski
Part-time Faculty and Associate Director of Educational Technology
Jenny Kijowski holds a PhD in English Literature from the City University of New York Graduate Center. She has been . . .
Patricia Kim
Patricia Eunji Kim’s research, curatorial practice, and teaching explore questions of gender, race, power, and memory in antiquity and . . .
Bruce King
Bruce M. King's research and teaching interests focus on the ancient world, particularly Greek, Latin, and Sanskrit epic, Greek philosophy . . .
Dave King
A former painter and filmmaker, Dave King is the author of the novel The Ha-Ha, which was named . . .
Eugenia Kisin
Eugenia Kisin is an anthropologist of art whose ethnographic and historical research focuses on the ways that things called . . .
Carly Krakow
Carly A. Krakow is a scholar of international law and environmental justice, writer, journalist, and activist. In the Law . . .
Michael Krimper
Michael Krimper earned his PhD in Comparative Literature at NYU in 2018. He specializes in 20th-21st century Francophone, . . .
Ben Kubany
Ben Kubany - Architecture and Urban Development
Originally from Maplewood, New Jersey, Ben is now a senior at Gallatin. He is pursuing a concentration in architecture . . .
Anabella Lenzu
Originally from Argentina, Anabella Lenzu is a dancer, choreographer, writer, and teacher with over thirty years of experience working in . . .
Sarah Leonard
Sarah Leonard works at the intersection of old and new left-wing publications in New York City. She is senior editor . . .
Andrew Levitas
Metalwork Installations® by artist Andrew Levitas (BA ’03) connect photography, sculpture, and contemporary art. Select exhibitions of the work include: . . .
Joseph Lamar Lewis
MA '07
Born and raised in Saginaw, Michigan, Joseph entered Gallatin after earning a BA in English from Hampton University. While . . .
Bradley Lewis
Bradley Lewis has interdisciplinary training in humanities, psychiatry, and continental philosophy. He writes and teaches at the interface of . . .
Andrew Libby
Andrew Libby is currently completing a Ph.D. in comparative literature at The City University of New York Graduate Center. . . .
Nick Likos
Part-time Faculty and Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives, Operations and Technology
Nick Likos is NYU Gallatin's Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives, Operations, and Technology. He is responsible for operations, strategic . . .
Zixin Liu
BA Candidate - Unseen
Zixin, who is originally from China, is interested in psychoanalysis, sociology, and fairy tales and folklore. He is designing . . .
Moya Luckett
Moya Luckett is a media historian whose work focuses on gender, celebrity, fashion, femininity, modernity, digital culture and media . . .
Ritty Lukose
Ritty Lukose's teaching and research interests explore the relations between culture, politics, and economy as they manifest themselves in . . .
Chase Madar
Chase Madar is an attorney, author, and journalist in New York. He is the author of The Passion . . .
Magogodi Makhene
MA '10 - Social Entrepreneurship in Africa
Magogodi is originally from Soweto, South Africa, and her studies at Gallatin focused on African social entrepreneurship and business . . .
Khaled Malas
Khaled Malas is an architect and art historian from Damascus, Syria. His primary research interests lie in the role of . . .
Gwynneth Malin
Administrative Director, MA Program & Associate Faculty
Gwynneth C. Malin is an historian and an archivist by training whose research interests focus on the intersections between local . . .
Julie Malnig
Julie Malnig is a cultural historian of theater and dance performance. Her areas of interest include social and popular . . .
Vanessa Manko
Vanessa Manko is the author of The Invention of Exile, which was a finalist for The Center for . . .
Jenny Mann
Jenny C. Mann is an Associate Professor with a joint appointment in English and Gallatin. Mann is a scholar of . . .
Velina Manolova
Velina Manolova received her PhD in English with a certificate in Africana Studies from The CUNY Graduate Center in . . .
Óscar Martínez
Óscar Martínez is the editor of special investigations at El Faro, a journalistic project begun in El Salvador, whose online . . .
Brendan Matz
Brendan Matz is a historian of science and technology based in Brooklyn, NY. He is currently working on a . . .
Temitope Mayomi
MA Candidate: Abolitionist Social and Cultural Study on Violence and Psychiatry
Dean's Graduate Scholar - Urban Democracy Lab . . .
Patrick McCreery
Associate Dean of Students and Clinical Assistant Professor
Patrick McCreery's teaching and research interests lie in the areas of sexual politics, family life and the role of . . .
Hudson McFann
MA '13 - Political Ecology
After earning a BA in geography from Ohio State University, Hudson was awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to conduct independent research at the University of Toronto, where he studied the inequity of Toronto’s waste exports to Michigan and southwest Ontario. . . .
Linn Cary Mehta
In addition to the degrees above, Dr. Mehta has studied at the Freie Universität, the Sorbonne, and Universidad Catolica . . .
Eve Meltzer
Eve Meltzer is associate professor of Visual Studies at Gallatin and is an affiliated faculty member in NYU's Department . . .
James Middleton
MA '12 - Art History and Culture
Prior to coming to Gallatin, James earned a BFA at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and worked . . .
Barry Miguel
Guess Visiting Professor in Fashion
A fashion brand and business leader with over 40 years’ experience, Barry Miguel has held senior-level positions in management, . . .
Keith Miller
Keith Miller is a filmmaker, artist and curator based in Brooklyn. His most recent feature, Five Star, premiered . . .
Bella Mirabella
Bella Mirabella, associate professor of literature and humanities, specializes in Renaissance studies, with a focus on drama, theater, performance, and . . .
Ali Mirsepassi
Gallatin Research Excellence Professor
Ali Mirsepassi is Albert Gallatin Research Excellence Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, New York University. He is . . .
Antanas Mockus
Colombian mathematician, philosopher, and politician Antanaus Mockus left his post as rector of Colombian National University in Bogotá in 1993, . . .
David Moore
Professor Emeritus of Individualized Study
David Thornton Moore, an anthropologist of education and work, studies the process by which people learn outside of classrooms, especially . . .
Ian Morgan
Ian Morgan is the Associate Artistic Director of The New Group, where in addition to his work on the . . .
Irene Morrison-Moncure
Irene Morrison-Moncure’s teaching and research focuses on the relationship between power and literature in the ancient world. Her particular interests . . .
Sara Murphy
Sara Murphy's research and teaching interests include literature and philosophy, critical theory, feminist and gender studies, and 19th-century literary . . .
Bernadette Myers
Bernadette Myers is a scholar of early modern English literature and culture, specializing in theater, the environmental humanities, and . . .
Meera Nair
Meera Nair received both her M.A. and M.F.A. in creative writing; as a master's student at New York University she . . .
Lillien Nathan
MA Candidate - History and Museum Studies
Brooklyn native Lillien earned her BA at Georgetown University before coming to Gallatin for graduate school to study history . . .
Roy Nathanson
Roy Nathanson has had a varied career as a saxophonist, composer, bandleader, poet, actor and teacher. During the thirty . . .
Vasuki Nesiah
Professor of Practice
Vasuki Nesiah teaches human rights, legal and social theory at NYU Gallatin where she is also faculty director of . . .
Audrey Nizen
A top fashion executive and a graduate of NYU, Audrey Nizen has held senior-level positions with some of the world’s . . .
Filip Noterdaeme
Filip Noterdaeme is an interdisciplinary artist, academic, educator, and writer. He has taught art history at CUNY and the . . .
Michelle O'Brien
Michelle Esther O'Brien is a sociologist and practicing psychotherapist. Her research focuses on capitalism and LGBTQ social movements. She . . .
Amy Obermeyer
Transfer Class Adviser & Associate Faculty
Amy Obermeyer's research focuses on gender and literary subjectivity in Japanese and Latin American literature from the late-nineteenth through . . .
Martha Olson
As a consumer-focused strategist, Martha Olson has led the growth of some of the world’s most recognized and iconic global . . .
Orna Ophir
Orna Ophir is a New York State-licensed psychoanalyst in private practice and a historian. She joined NYU in 2017 . . .
Eiko Otake
Born and raised in Japan, Eiko Otake is a New York-based, movement-based interdisciplinary artist and performer who, from 1972 until . . .
Manny Patole
Manohar ÒMannyÓ Patole is a place-based urban sustainability advocate working at the intersection of Community Resilience+Economic Development+Applied Research. Currently . . .
Allyson Paty
Writing Program Director & Associate Faculty
Allyson Paty's poems have appeared in Boston Review, BOMB, The Brooklyn Rail, jubilat, The Literary Review, the PEN . . .
Amanda Petrusich
Amanda Petrusich is the author of several books about music, including Do Not Sell at Any Price: The . . .
Stacy Pies
Stacy Pies teaches courses that explore the role of narrative and culture in texts and human relationships, as well . . .
Annie Piper
Annie has been teaching yoga in New York City since 1997. Annie's teaching style is influenced by a wide range . . .
Bryan Pirolli
Bryan Pirolli is a professional journalist and writer focused on storytelling in a travel context. A long-time Paris correspondent for . . .
Millery Polyné
Millery Polyné's teaching and research interests examine the history of US African American and Afro-Caribbean intellectual thought; coloniality in . . .
Todd Porterfield
A scholar of nineteenth-century European, especially French art, imperialism, and globalization, Porterfield wrote The Allure of Empire: Art in . . .
Kathryn Posin
Kathryn Posin (MA ’94) is an award-winning dancer and choreographer who has studied with Hanya Holm, Anna Sokolow, Martha . . .
Myisha Priest
Myisha Priest's teaching and research focus on African American literature and material culture. She has published articles mining this . . .
Ishy Pryce-Parchment
MA Candidate: Blackness and Metaphor
Graduate Assistant - Student Life . . .
Zahia Rahmani
Algerian-born academic and author Zahia Rahmani is an art historian and writer of fiction, memoirs and cultural criticism. She . . .
Laurin Raiken
Gallatin Founding Professor Emeritus
A cultural historian and sociologist of art, Laurin Raiken is a founding faculty member of the Gallatin School and is . . .
Dianne Ramdeholl
Dianne Ramdeholl is an Associate Professor of adult education at SUNY Empire State College in the School for Graduate Studies. . . .
Erag Ramizi
Erag Ramizi holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from NYU. His dissertation studied the relationship between modernity and the . . .
Ben Ratliff
Ben Ratliff has written about pop, jazz, traditional and experimental music for publications including Granta, Slate, Artforum, Wire, . . .
David Ratzan
David Ratzan is the Head of the Library of the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at NYU. . . .
Bill Rayner
Bill Rayner is a composer, songwriter, guitarist and educator who has collaborated, worked, and performed with notable musicians and . . .
Jacob Remes
Jacob Remes is a historian of modern North America with a focus on urban disasters, working-class organizations, and migration. . . .
Steven Rinehart
Steven Rinehart is a screenwriter, ghostwriter, speechwriter, carpenter, and fiction writer. He was former President Bill Clinton’s speechwriter for . . .
Lee Robbins
Lee Robbins's teaching and research interests are in the history and Culture of depth psychology, particularly as it applies to . . .
Andy Romig
Andrew Romig is a professor of European medieval studies, specializing in the transformations of culture and society during the . . .
Sophia Roosth
Sophia Roosth is an anthropologist who writes about contemporary life and earth sciences. She has published widely in journals . . .
Victoria Rosner
Dean, The Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York University
Victoria Rosner is the Dean of the Gallatin School. She works on nineteenth and twentieth century literature in English, with . . .
Barnaby Ruhe
Barnaby Ruhe received his doctorate in shamanism and art practice, an interdisciplinary effort combining psychology, anthropology, art history, phenomenology . . .
Raza Rumi
Raza Ahmad Rumi is a policy analyst, journalist, and author from Pakistan. For over a decade, he has been affiliated . . .
Antonio Rutigliano
Antonio Rutigliano's teaching and research interests include Greek, Roman and medieval literature; romance languages; Renaissance Studies; Dante, Virgil, Boethius . . .
Soha Salem
MA Candidate: Ecology, Art, Education
Leslie Satin
Leslie Satin comes to her scholarly work through her professional experience as a choreographer and dancer as well as . . .
Paul Savaiano
MA Candidate: Visual Rhetoric and Imagination
Esra Saydam
An Istanbul-born filmmaker based in New York City, Belkis Esra Saydam specializes in stories about outsiders and people stuck . . .
Madeline Sayet
MA '12 - Art, Politics, and Post-colonial Theory
Madeline earned her BFA in theater at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts before enrolling Gallatin, where she studied . . .
Diane Selditch
MA '10 - Urban Studies
Before attending Gallatin, Dianne was a social worker, writer, reporter, editor and director of the SoundWaters Coastal Center in . . .
John Sexton
President Emeritus, New York University
John Sexton is President Emeritus, the Benjamin Butler Professor of Law and NYU Law School's Dean Emeritus, having served as . . .
George Shulman
Professor Emeritus
George Shulman's interests lie in the fields of political thought and American studies. He teaches and writes on political . . .
Harmeet Neetu Sidhu
MA '13 - Social Entrepreneurship and Fashion
Harmeet earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree at the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary in . . .
AbdouMaliq Simone
Global Faculty in Residence, Spring 2017
AbdouMaliq Simone is an urbanist with particular interest in emerging forms of collective life across cities of the so-called Global . . .
Matt Sisul
MA '11 - Economics, Public Health, and Public Administration
An engineer who attended Columbia University as an undergraduate, Matt was engaged in large-scale public infrastructure projects such as . . .
Carl Skelton
Carl Skelton is Industry Professor and the founding director of the Brooklyn Experimental Media Center and the academic programs in . . .
Lizzie Skurnick
Lizzie Skurnick is the author of Shelf Discovery, a critical paean to the unsung young adult books of the . . .
Laura Slatkin
Gallatin Distinguished Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies
Laura Slatkin's research and teaching interests include ancient Greek and Roman poetry; wisdom traditions in classical and Near Eastern . . .
Judith Sloan
Judith Sloan is an actress, oral historian, writer, and audio artist/radio producer whose work is informed by oral history . . .
Chris Spain
Chris Spain received his undergraduate degree in bio-agriculture and was a Wallace Stegner Fellow in Stanford University's Creative Writing . . .
Sophie Spector
BA Candidate - Infectious Disease from an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Sophie is studying infectious disease at the intersection of science and humanities. Captivated by the . . .
Amy Spellacy
Assistant Dean of Advising & Associate Faculty
Amy Spellacy’s teaching and research interests include nineteenth- and twentieth-century American literature, literature of the Americas, U.S. Latino/a literature, and . . .
Rowan Spencer
MA Candidate - Sound, Music, and Mixed Media
Rowan Spencer is a musician, writer, and mixed media artist who holds a BA in English from McGill University. . . .
David Spielman
David B. Spielman is a historian of the Horn of Africa, with a focus on early modern Christian Ethiopia. . . .
Anna Kazumi Stahl
Director, NYU Buenos Aires
Anna Kazumi Stahl is a fiction writer and holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of California, Berkeley. . . .
Jessica Stambaugh
BA '08, MA '13
Jessica received her undergraduate degree from Gallatin in 2008 and returned for her MA. “There is no other institution . . .
Matthew Stanley
Matthew Stanley teaches and researches the history and philosophy of science. He holds degrees in astronomy, religion, physics, and . . .
Ben Steinfeld
Ben Steinfeld is an actor, director, writer, adjunct professor and artistic associate at NYU Gallatin. He is also co-artistic . . .
Mariama Stevenson
BA Candidate - Health and Human Rights Through Racial and Historic Oppression
Born and raised in New York City, Mariama comes from a West African, Fulani household. At Gallatin, she focuses . . .
Anna Stielau
Anna Stielau studies contemporary art and visual culture in Southern Africa, with a focus on how artists use media . . .
David Sugarman
Part-Time Faculty
David Sugarman's research and teaching focuses on 20th and 21st century American studies, urban theory, and literary theory. David . . .
Micaela Suminski
MA Candidate: The intersection of Critical Disaster Studies with Place-Based Documentary Storytelling
Graduate Assistant - STAC (Science, Technology, Arts, and Creativity) . . .
John Sumpter
MA Candidate – Media, Communications, and Social Development
After completing his undergraduate degree at Syracuse University in political science with a focus on Middle East development, John . . .
Salvatore Tagliarino
Set designer Salvatore Tagliarino has designed productions for the Houston Grand Opera, New Jersey Opera, Nevada Opera Association, and the . . .
Jules Talbot
BA Candidate - Shakespeare in Adaptation
Jules’s concentration investigates Shakespeare’s plays and their changing relevance today. It questions the history and politics of the English . . .
Clyde Taylor
Clyde R. Taylor is a cultural historian whose training and experience lie mainly in literary and film studies. His teaching . . .
Paul Thaler
Paul Thaler's teaching and research interests lie in First Amendment rights and media history and criticism. A former newspaper . . .
Selma Thompson
Screenwriter and playwright Selma Thompson has put words in the mouths of Hal Holbrook, Angela Bassett, Keith Carradine, Jane . . .
Jim Tolisano
Jim Tolisano’s teaching and professional interests are in the interface between conservation biology, ecological anthropology, and sustainable finance. His . . .
Yevgeniya Traps
Yevgeniya Traps’s teaching and research focus on the ways in which individual psychology and social and cultural factors influence how . . .
Christopher Trogan
Christopher Trogan’s training is in philosophy and comparative literature, and his teaching and scholarship focuses on aesthetics and ethics, . . .
KC Trommer
KC Trommer is the author of the award-winning poetry collection We Call Them Beautiful (Diode Editions, 2019) and the chapbook . . .
Assia Turquier-Zauberman
MA Candidate - Social Anthropology, Trauma Theory and Apophatic Thought
Eugenia Ulasewicz
A respected global leader, seasoned executive, and FTSE 100 board member, Eugenia Ulasewicz is a strong business strategist and operator, . . .
Lara Vapnyar
Vasu Varadhan
Associate Faculty
Vasu Varadhan's teaching interests are in the areas of media and cultural change and in South Asian Studies. Her . . .
Gregory Vargo
Gregory Vargo’s research focuses on the literary and cultural milieu of nineteenth-century British protest movements and the interplay between politics, . . .
Delio Vasquez
Delio Vásquez holds a PhD in the History of Consciousness from the University of California Santa Cruz with concentrations . . .
Kevin Vavasseur
MA – Theater and Media Studies
In choosing the Gallatin MA program, Kevin found a way to coalesce all of his disparate professional . . .
Alejandro Velasco
Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs & Associate Professor
Alejandro Velasco holds joint appointments in the Gallatin School and the Department of History, and was Executive Editor of the . . .
Adrian Versteegh
Adrian Versteegh’s research focuses on nineteenth- and twentieth-century urban literature, particularly lowlife, nightlife, and sleep. His current project is . . .
Suchitra Vijayan
Suchitra Vijayan is the author of the critically acclaimed book Midnight's Borders: A People's History of Modern India (Melville . . .
Eugene Vydrin
Eugene Vydrin's research interests are in twentieth-century literature, visual art, and critical theory, in the intersections between verbal and . . .
Meredith Wade
MA Candidate: Gender, Race, Disability, and Queerness
Graduate Assistant - Writing Program . . .
Sarah Waidler
Sarah Waidler has published on the medieval hagiography, history, and literature of Ireland and Wales in peer-reviewed journals such as . . .
Malik Walker
Malik holds a PhD in Constructive Theology from Fordham University, where he completed his dissertation on "Saving Space: A . . .
Ryan Walker
BA Candidate - The Intersections of Photography & Themes of Justice; Minor: Print Journalism
Born into a military family, Ryan moved roughly every two years of her life and has lived across the . . .
Alicia Waller
MA Candidate - International Relations and Music Diplomacy
A classically trained soprano from Northern Virginia, Alicia's research is centered upon the analysis of cultural diplomacy and its . . .
Lauren Walsh
Lauren Walsh’s books include Through the Lens: The Pandemic and Black Lives Matter (2022), Shadow of Memory . . .
Nicole Watson
MA '08 - History and Theater
After earning a BA from Yale in history with a focus on African-American and Caribbean history, Nicole, who is . . .
Jude Webre
Jude P. Webre is a political and intellectual historian of the modern US with particular interest in the intersection . . .
Adam Weinert
MA '15 - Performance, Digital Technology, and Arts Activism
Adam is a New York City native as well as a dancer, choreographer, and media artist. He has danced . . .
Sally Wen Mao
Sally Wen Mao is the author of Oculus (Graywolf Press, 2019), a finalist for the Los Angeles . . .
E. Frances White
Professor Emerita of Individualized Study and Social and Cultural Analysis
E. Frances White is Professor of History and Black Studies at Gallatin and the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis . . .
Jerome Whitington
Jerome Whitington is an anthropologist of science and environment who received his PhD from UC Berkeley. He specializes in . . .
Cameron Williams
Cameron is a literature scholar primarily interested in experimental modes of knowledge production. He holds a PhD in English . . .
David Wills
David Clinton Wills’s teaching and research interests examine the intersection of ethics and phenomenology with regard to identity. Particularly, . . .
Jeremy Wineberg
MA '11 - Entertainment Business
Los Angeles native Jeremy studied business in the entertainment industry. His independent study focused on business models that merge . . .
Susanne Wofford
Susanne Wofford was Dean of the Gallatin School from 2007-2022. Before coming to Gallatin, Professor Wofford taught at Yale University . . .
Duncan Yoon
Duncan M. Yoon's book, China in 20th and 21st Century African Literature, is forthcoming (2023) with Cambridge University . . .
Nick Zelle
MA Candidate: Title: Circus Studies
Boheng Zhang
BA Candidate - In Search of Religion, Freedom, and Religious Freedom; Minor: German
Pronouns: they/them Boheng has directed their undergraduate degree at Gallatin to concentrate on contemporary religious political relationships with a . . .
Conny Zhao
MA Candidate: Music, Multimedia, and Mongolia
Carol Zoref
A part-time member of the Gallatin faculty since 2001, Carol Zoref teaches fiction writing in the Advanced Writing Program. . . .
Mara de Gennaro
Mara de Gennaro specializes in 20th- and 21st-century literature and critical theory in English and French, with a focus . . .
J M de Leon
J de Leon's work can be found in Trans Studies Quarterly's special issue Queer Futures, and in the anthology . . .