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Administration

Director: Martine Watson Brownley martine.brownley@emory.edu
Associate Director: Keith Anthony keith.anthony@emory.edu
Program Coordinator: Amy Erbil libace@emory.edu
Fellows Coordinator: Colette Barlow cbarlow@emory.edu

2009-2010 FCHI Executive Committee

Matthew Bernstein
Associate Professor of Film Studies
Chair, Department of Film Studies

Lynne Huffer
Professor of Women's Studies
Chair, Department of Women's Studies

Sarah McPhee
Associate Professor of Art History

Carole Meyers
Senior Director of Facilities and Information Technology, Emory College

Michael Moon
Professor, The Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts

Laura Otis
Professor of English

Polly Price
Professor of Law
Associate Dean of Faculty, School of Law

Mark Risjord
Associate Professor of Philosophy and Associate Dean of the Laney Graduate School

Mark Sanders
Associate Professor of English and African American Studies

Niall W. Slater
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Latin and Greek

Leslie Taylor
Associate Professor of Theater Studies
Chair, Department of Theater Studies

Deborah Elise White
Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Martine Watson Brownley, FCHI Director
Goodrich C. White Professor of English
Director, The Bill and Carol Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry

Keith Anthony
Associate Director, The Bill and Carol Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry

FCHI Executive Committee Emeriti

From its inception, the Center has depended on the courageous and visionary leadership of outstanding members of the Humanities Faculty. They have been generous with their time and experience, and we would like to thank those who have served on the Executive Committee and contributed so much to the success of the Center.

Walter L. Adamson (2002-2005)
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Intellectual History

Geoffrey Bennington (2004-2006)
Asa G. Candler Professor of Modern French Thought

David F. Bright (2001-2005)
Professor of Classics and Comparative Literature

María Mercedes Carrión (2001-2005)
Associate Professor of Spanish and Portuguese

Alan Cienki (2001-2004)
Associate Professor, The Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts

Stephen Crist (2007-2008)
Associate Professor of Music History

Michael Elliott (2004-2007)
Associate Professor of English

David Eltis (2005-2008)
Robert W. Woodruff Professor of History

Steven Everett (2001-2002; 2005-2006)
Professor of Music

Thomas Flynn (2001-2004)
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Philosophy

Frances Smith Foster (2001-2004)
Charles Howard Candler Professor of History of English and Women's Studies

Jim Grimsley (2003-2004)
Senior Resident Fellow in Creative Writing

Pamela Hall (2007-2008)
Associate Professor of Religion

Leslie Harris (2004-2009)
Associate Professor of History and African American Studies

Dalia Judovitz (2006-2008)
National Endowment for the Humanities Professor of French and Italian

James Meyer (2003-2006)
Winship Distinguished Professor of Art History

Gordon D. Newby (2005-2006)
Professor of Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies

Laurie L. Patton (2002-2004; 2005-2006)
Charles Howard Candler Professor of Religion

Walter Reed (2004-2005)
William R. Kenan University Professor

Ronald Schuchard (2001-2004)
Goodrich C. White Professor of English

Devin J. Stewart (2005-2009)
Associate Professor of Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies

Donald Tuten (2007-2009)
Associate Professor of Spanish
Director, Program in Linguistics

Jack Zupko (2004-2006)
Associate Professor of Philosophy

Advisory Committee

Constituted of the Humanities Council of Emory College
Louise Pratt, Chair, 2009-2010

Mark Sanders African American Studies
Sidney Kasfir African Studies
Michael Moon American Studies
Sandy Blakely Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Judith Rohrer Art History
Peter Bing Classics
Geoffrey Bennington Comparative Literature
Jim Grimsley Creative Writing
Eric Reinders East Asian Studies
Rick Rambuss English
Matthew Bernstein Film Studies
Martine Watson Brownley Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Elissa Marder French & Italian
Peter Hoeyng German Studies
Kristin Mann History
Kevin Corrigan ILA
Geraldine Higgins Irish Studies
Jeffrey Lesser Jewish Studies
Sheila Tefft Journalism
Ricardo Gutierrez-Mouat Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Donald Tuten Linguistics
Gordon Newby Middle Eastern & South Asian Studies
Stephen Crist Music
John Stuhr Philosophy
Gary Laderman Religion
Mark Ravina Russian & East Asian Languages & Cultures
Matthew Payne Russian & East European Studies
Hazel Gold Spanish & Portuguese
Leslie Taylor Theater Studies
Jason Francisco Visual Arts
Lynne Huffer Women’s Studies