Other Faculty Resources

WIth about 2000 faculty members, UT's resources for interdisciplinary and transnational research and teaching are enormous. The following are faculty whose work often intersects with that of the faculty and students in the Department of Germanic Studies.  Many other names could be listed;  they are grouped here by areas of expertise, not by departments or graduate programs.  The links lead to their faculty pages in their home programs;  the link to the right leads to a list of departmental MA and PhDs that includes supervisors and co-supervisors.  .

Linguistics Katrin E. Erk   Lars Hinrichs Second Language Acquisition David P. Birdsong Carl S. Blyth Elaine Horwitz Min Liu Medieval Studies and Philology Daniel J. Birkholz Mary E. Blockley Joan A. Holladay Ernest Kaulbach Sarah E. Kimball Martha G. Newman Marjorie Curry Woods Early Modern Studies Elizabeth A. Hedrick Neil D. Kamil Brian P. Levack Jeffrey Chipps Smith Andrew Dell'Antonio History Tracie M. Matysik David Crew Joan Neuberger Mary Neuburger Tatjana Lichtenstein History of Science and         Technology Bruce J. Hunt

Cultural and Historical Geography, Architecture, Urban Planning Paul C. Adams Anthony Alofsin Steven D. Hoelscher Danilo Udovicki-Selb Philosophy Benjamin Gregg Kathleen M. Higgins Government Benjamin Gregg Teri Givens Gary Freeman Art History Jeffrey Chipps Smith Richard Shiff Linda Dalrymple Henderson Joan A. Holladay Musicology Andrew Dell'Antonio Luisa Nardini Sonia Seeman Michael Tusa Women's and Gender Studies Ann Cvetkovich  Cultural Anthropology Pauline Strong