The College welcomes 20 new faculty members this fall.
With others to be announced in upcoing issues, some of them are:
Rachel Brown, visiting instructor of philosophy, earned her Ph.D.
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She specializes in political
theory, history of political theory and public affairs.
Quynh Chu-Lagraff, visiting assistant professor of biology, holds her
Ph.D. in molecular neurobiology at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at
the University of Illinois-Urbana. Her teaching and research interests
include molecular biology, cell biology and genetics.
Ian Condry, visiting instructor of anthropology, earned his Ph.D.
from Yale University. He has an interest in Japanese culture and society.
His fieldwork has included explorations of the rap music scene in Tokyo and
Nagano.
Valerie Davis-Manna, visiting assistant professor in the Graduate
Management Institute, earned her Ph.D. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
with a dissertation on “Health Care Policy Implementation: Caregiver
Adoption of Restraint Minimization Policy in Nursing Homes.” She has
taught marketing and management courses at several institutions.