Archer St. Clair Harvey (PhD, Princeton)
Early Christian & Byzantine Art.

Lowell Edmunds (PhD, Harvard)

Greek and Latin poetry, Homer, intertextuality in Roman poetry.

edmunds@rci.rutgers.edu

Sarolta Tackács (PhD, California at Los Angeles)

Stacy Klein (PhD, Ohio State)

Anglo-Saxon literature and culture, gender and feminist theory, Old and Middle English hagiography, queenship, literary representations of women  and their relationship to social practice.

Jacqueline T. Miller (PhD, Johns Hopkins)

Gender and linguistic nationalism, Spenser, Mary Worth, sixteenth and seventeenth century poetry.

Larry Scanlon (PhD, Johns Hopkins)

Medieval literature, gender and sexuality, multiculturalism, cultural theory, pedagogy and composition theory.

Francois Cornilliat (Doctorat d'Etat, Paris III)

Sixteenth century literature, poetics and rhetoric.

Ana Pairet-Vinas (PhD, University of Pennsylvania)

Fourteenth and fifteenth century narrative and lyric; history of the French, Occitan, and Catalan languages; poetics of metamorphosis in medieval culture.

Mary B. Speer (PhD, Princeton)

Old French literature and language, theory and practice of textual criticism, Seven Sages of Rome Cycle, Lancelot-Grail Prose Cycle.

Marlene Ciklamini (PhD, Yale)

Germanic philology, Old Norse literature and folklore, medieval literature and history.

Rudolph M. Bell (PhD, CUNY)

Late medieval & renaissance developments, gender issues, anorexic saints.

Samantha Kelly (PhD, Northwestern)

Medieval and Renaissance Italy, late medieval and early modern political and intellectual history.

James P. Masschaele (PhD, Toronto)

Social and economic history, medieval England, commerce, peasant culture.

Karl F. Morrison (PhD, Cornell)

Humanist tradition in Western Europe, chiefly medieval aesthetics and history of ideas; ecclesiastical history.

Stephen W. Reinert (PhD, California at Los Angeles)

Comparative medieval history, fourteenth & fifteenth centuries, focusing on Byzantium, Burgundy, & the early Ottoman empire.

Joseph Consoli (PhD, Rutgers)

Boccaccio, Renaissance Italian literature, literature and culture of Venetian Crete. (Librarian)

David R. Marsh (PhD, Harvard)

Classical tradition in Italian humanism from Petrarch to Vico, with special emphasis on dialogue and fable.

Alessandro Vettori (Dott. in Lettere, Florence; PhD, Yale)

Thirteenth-century Italian literature, especially Dante & Franciscan authors.

Laura S. White (PhD, U. California at Los Angeles)

Italian Renaissance theater, epic, early medieval literature.

Floyd Grave (PhD, New York University)

Form and style in instrumental works by Haydn and Mozart, theoretical and critical writings of Abbe Georg Joseph Vogler.

Andrew Kirkman (PhD, King's College London)

Fifteenth century music, mass music and liturgy.

Floyd G. Sumner (PhD, Rutgers)

Renaissance Italian instrumental music, chant, liturgical use of music.

Peter Dennis Bathory (PhD, Harvard)

Medieval political theory, leadership and statecraft, Augustine.

Tia Kolbaba (PhD, Toronto)

Early Christianity, medieval orthodoxy, Byzantine perceptions of western medieval religion and culture.

Mahlon Smith (MSL, Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies)

New Testament studies, the historical Jesus, relations between medieval orthodoxy and Catholicism.

Damaris Otero-Torres (PhD, California at San Diego) 

Spanish Golden Age literature, cultural and gender studies theory.