The School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics welcomed twenty new faculty members this fall.

Their research interests range from the sociology of interpreting to resource-based conflict and post-violence memory in Africa, from Korea's transnational comsumption to game studies and archaeogaming, and more. 

They include as follows:

Ozum Arzik Erzurumlu, lecturer, Program in Translation & Interpreting Studies 

Anna Junguen Lee, professor, Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Victoria Austen, professor, Department of Classics

Ciro Incoronato, professor, Department of French & Italian

Eli Rosenblatt, professor, Department of Religion

Olha Khometa, instructor, Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures

Jorge Garcia, lecturer, Department of Spanish & Portuguese

Joy Reeber, professor, Department of Classics

Rachelle Grossman, professor, Department of Comparative & World Literature

Yuefan Wang, lecturer, Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Tetyana Dzyadevych, lecturer, Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures

Karina Tachihara, professor, Department of Linguistics

Yujie Pu, instructor, Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Jihye Yun, instructor, Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Quillon Arkenstone, lecturer, Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures

Ellen Ericson, instructor, World Language Teacher Education

Jenny Robins, lecturer, World Language Teacher Education

Kevin Wamalwa, lecturer, Department of Linguistics

Elena Pena Argueso, instructor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese

Eduardo Garcia-Molina, postdoctoral research associate, Department of Classics