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Jeff Strabone, Assistant Professor of Literatures in English

Jeff Strabone

Media, Rhetoric, and Communication Pathway Coordinator, Associate Professor of English

Jeff Strabone works primarily in the British eighteenth century and Romantic era. His research focuses on the rise of cultural nationalisms within the United Kingdom, poetics and literary form, media theory, and problems of race, nation, and empire on a global scale.

Core Faculty & Staff

MaryAnne Borrelli, Susan Eckert Lynch '62 Professor of Government and International Relations

MaryAnne Borrelli

Susan Eckert Lynch '62 Professor of Government and International Relations

United States politics and government • Gender and United States politics • The Presidency • Congress

mabor@conncoll.edu


Simon D. Feldman, Associate Professor of Philosophy

Simon D. Feldman

Associate Professor of Philosophy

Ethics • Moral psychology • Feminist philosophy • Philosophy of law

sfeld@conncoll.edu


Suzuko Knott, Associate Professor of German, Director of the Toor Cummings Center for International Studies & the Liberal Arts (CISLA)

Suzuko Knott

Associate Professor of German, Director of the Toor Cummings Center for International Studies & the Liberal Arts (CISLA)

Contemporary German language and literature • Film and media studies • Gender and women's studies

sknott@conncoll.edu


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