Bachelor [Cinema Studies] From Lake Forest College

Teached by:

David Park

Professor and Chair of Communication, Chair of Cinema Studies, Chair of Journalism

• Areas of Study: mass communication theory; experts, intellectuals, and the media; the intellectual history of communication research; theoretical perspectives on new media

Cynthia T. Hahn

Professor of French, Chair of Modern Languages and Literatures

• Areas of Study: ? French language; Francophone literature of Quebec, Africa, and Lebanon; French literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; translation; business French; French film

Donald Meyer

Professor of Music

• Areas of Study: ?music history, music theory, film music, electronic music, music composition.

Janet McCracken

Professor and Chair of Philosophy, Chair of Self-Designed Major

• Areas of Study: ?aesthetics, history of philosophy, gender studies, film

Dan LeMahieu

Hotchkiss Presidential Professor of History, Director of the Master of Liberal Studies Program

• Areas of Study: ?modern European history

Linda Horwitz

Associate Professor of Communication, Chair of Gender, Sexuality and Women?s Studies

• Areas of Study: ?feminist rhetoric, history of rhetoric, American public address

Richard Fisher

Associate Professor of German, Chair of Classical Studies

• Areas of Study: ?Goethezeit, modern German literature, literary genres, epic literature, comparative studies

Gizella Meneses

Associate Professor of Spanish

• Areas of Study: ?U.S. Latino/a literatures and cultures, testimonial literature, Latin American colonial studies, Latino and Latin American cultural studies and film

Catherine Benton

Associate Professor and Chair of Religion

• Areas of Study: Asian religious traditions and story literatures (Hinduism, Buddhism, Daoism), religious communities in India (Hindu and Muslim), cross-cultural communication, and film and religion

Ying Wu

Assistant Professor of Chinese

• Areas of Study: sociolinguistics; Chinese linguistics; business Chinese; Chinese literature in translation and culture

Emir Cakaroz

Lecturer in Communication

• Areas of Study: film and video production