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1Assistant Teaching Professor/Educator of Performing Arts (Non-Tenure Track) - Lighting, Sound & Projection Design106 referrals
  1. Philip - Professor of Music Theory, Hunter College, CUNYMusic theorist known for work on race and music theory; author of 'Music Theory and White Supremacy.' Email listed on Hunter College faculty page.
  2. Ellie - Professor of Music, Columbia UniversityMusic theorist and scholar of gender, race, and music; editor of the Journal of the Society for American Music. Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  3. Suzanne - Professor of Music, New York UniversityMusicologist specializing in gender and sexuality; author of 'Francesca Caccini at the Medici Court.' Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  4. Judy - Professor of Music, Stony Brook UniversityMusic theorist working on phenomenology and contemporary music. Email listed on Stony Brook University faculty page.
  5. Marianne - Professor of Music Theory, Indiana UniversityMusic theorist known for feminist theory and Schoenberg studies. Email listed on Indiana University faculty page.
  6. Kevin - Professor of Music Theory, University of MichiganMusic theorist specializing in Schenkerian analysis and Beethoven. Email listed on University of Michigan faculty page.
  7. Steven - Professor of Music, University of ChicagoMusic theorist working on popular music and phenomenology. Email listed on University of Chicago faculty page.
  8. David - Professor of Music Theory, Eastman School of MusicMusic theorist and cognitive scientist; author of 'The Cognition of Basic Musical Structures.' Email listed on Eastman faculty page.
  9. Joseph - Professor of Music, CUNY Graduate CenterMusic theorist specializing in disability studies and Stravinsky. Email listed on CUNY Graduate Center faculty page.
  10. Poundie - Professor of Music Theory, Hunter College and CUNY Graduate CenterMusic theorist specializing in Schenkerian analysis and harmony. Email listed on Hunter College faculty page.
  11. William - Professor of Music Theory, Queens College and CUNY Graduate CenterMusic theorist known for work on phrase rhythm and opera. Email listed on Queens College faculty page.
  12. Richard - Professor of Music Theory, Yale UniversityMusic theorist specializing in chromatic harmony and metric theory. Email listed on Yale University faculty page.
  13. Nancy - Professor of Music Theory, Florida State UniversityMusic theorist focusing on aural skills and pedagogy. Email listed on Florida State University faculty page.
  14. Jane - Professor of Music Theory, Florida State UniversityMusic theorist and co-author of 'The Musician's Guide to Theory and Analysis.' Email listed on Florida State University faculty page.
  15. Clifton - Professor of Music Theory, Florida State UniversityMusic theorist working on mathematics and post-tonal music. Email listed on Florida State University faculty page.
  16. Evan - Associate Professor of Music Theory, Florida State UniversityMusic theorist specializing in popular music and rhythm. Email listed on Florida State University faculty page.
  17. Juan - Associate Professor of Music Theory, University of MiamiMusic theorist focusing on film music and cognition. Email listed on University of Miami faculty page.
  18. Deborah - Professor of Music Theory, Ithaca CollegeMusic theorist working on post-tonal music and pedagogy. Email listed on Ithaca College faculty page.
  19. Timothy - Professor of Music Theory, Ithaca CollegeMusic theorist specializing in Schoenberg and pedagogy. Email listed on Ithaca College faculty page.
  20. Rebecca - Associate Professor of Music Theory, Ithaca CollegeMusic theorist focusing on contemporary music. Email listed on Ithaca College faculty page.
  21. Gregory - Professor of Music Theory, Ithaca CollegeMusic theorist specializing in Schenkerian analysis. Email listed on Ithaca College faculty page.
  22. Peter - Associate Professor of Music Theory, Ithaca CollegeMusic theorist focusing on opera and Wagner. Email listed on Ithaca College faculty page.
  23. Dana - Professor of Composition, Ithaca CollegeComposer with extensive work for wind ensemble. Email listed on Ithaca College faculty page.
  24. Guy - Professor of Music Theory, University of North Carolina at GreensboroMusic theorist specializing in popular music and Elliott Smith. Email listed on UNCG faculty page.
  25. Trevor - Associate Professor of Music Theory, Middle Tennessee State UniversityMusic theorist working on rock music and recording analysis. Email listed on MTSU faculty page.
  26. Christopher - Professor of Music Theory, Rutgers UniversityMusic theorist focusing on film music and popular music. Email listed on Rutgers University faculty page.
  27. Timothy - Professor of Music Theory, University of HoustonMusic theorist working on guitar and multimedia. Email listed on University of Houston faculty page.
  28. John - Professor of Music Theory, Eastman School of MusicMusic theorist and historian of rock music; author of 'What's That Sound?' Email listed on Eastman faculty page.
  29. Andrew - Professor of Music Theory, Indiana UniversityMusic theorist specializing in post-tonal music and Milton Babbitt. Email listed on Indiana University faculty page.
  30. Robert - Professor of Music Theory, University of Texas at AustinMusic theorist known for work on musical meaning and gesture. Email listed on UT Austin faculty page.
  31. Byron - Professor of Music Theory, University of Texas at AustinMusic theorist focusing on narrative and meaning in music. Email listed on UT Austin faculty page.
  32. Eric - Associate Professor of Music Theory, University of Texas at AustinMusic theorist working on popular music, politics, and French music. Email listed on UT Austin faculty page.
  33. Justin - Professor of Music, Carleton CollegeMusic theorist and cognitive scientist focusing on rhythm and meter. Email listed on Carleton College faculty page.
  34. Elizabeth - Professor of Music, Princeton UniversityMusicologist and cognitive scientist; author of 'On Repeat: How Music Plays the Mind.' Email listed on Princeton University faculty page.
  35. Dmitri - Professor of Music, Princeton UniversityComposer and music theorist known for geometric approaches to music theory. Email listed on Princeton University faculty page.
  36. Barbara - Professor of Music, Princeton UniversityComposer and music theorist focusing on contemporary music. Email listed on Princeton University faculty page.
  37. Steven - Professor of Music, Princeton UniversityComposer and guitarist; known for orchestral and chamber works. Email listed on Princeton University faculty page.
  38. Dan - Professor of Music, Princeton UniversityComposer and fiddler working with electronic and acoustic music. Email listed on Princeton University faculty page.
  39. Susan - Professor of Music, Case Western Reserve UniversityMusicologist known for feminist music criticism; author of 'Feminine Endings.' Email listed on Case Western faculty page.
  40. Robert - Professor of Musicology, University of California, Los AngelesMusicologist specializing in minimalism and popular music. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  41. Elisabeth - Professor of Musicology, University of California, Los AngelesMusicologist and cellist focusing on Baroque music and performance. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  42. Mitchell - Professor of Musicology, University of California, Los AngelesMusicologist working on opera and queer studies. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  43. Raymond - Professor of Musicology, University of California, Los AngelesMusicologist focusing on American music and musical theater. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  44. Timothy - Professor of Musicology, University of California, Los AngelesEthnomusicologist and musicologist studying global popular music. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  45. Albin - Professor of Music, University at Albany, SUNYMusicologist specializing in recording aesthetics and popular music. Email listed on University at Albany faculty page.
  46. Theo - Associate Professor of Music History and Cultures, Syracuse UniversityMusicologist focusing on American popular music and rock. Email listed on Syracuse University faculty page.
  47. Karen - Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies, University of Southern CaliforniaScholar of popular music, queer studies, and performance. Email listed on USC faculty page.
  48. Gayle - Professor of English, George Washington UniversityScholar of African American music and performance; author of 'Shout, Sister, Shout!' Email listed on GWU faculty page.
  49. Daphne - Professor of African American Studies and Theater Studies, Yale UniversityScholar of race, gender, and performance; author of 'Bodies in Dissent.' Email listed on Yale University faculty page.
  50. Farah - Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia UniversityScholar of African American literature and music; author of 'Harlem Nocturne.' Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  51. Fred - Professor of Performance Studies, New York UniversityPoet and scholar of Black performance and aesthetics. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  52. Tavia - Professor of American Studies and Theater Studies, Yale UniversityScholar of performance studies, race, and sexuality. Email listed on Yale University faculty page.
  53. Rebecca - Professor of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies, Brown UniversityPerformance studies scholar focusing on reenactment and history. Email listed on Brown University faculty page.
  54. Peggy - Professor of Theatre and Performance Studies, Stanford UniversityPerformance studies scholar and author of 'Unmarked: The Politics of Performance.' Email listed on Stanford University faculty page.
  55. Diana - Professor of Performance Studies, New York UniversityPerformance studies scholar focusing on hemispheric Americas and trauma. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  56. Sean - Professor of Theatre, University of California, Los AngelesTheatre scholar focusing on Asian American performance and globalization. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  57. Meiling - Professor of Theatre, University of Southern CaliforniaTheatre and performance studies scholar focusing on Chinese and Asian American performance. Email listed on USC faculty page.
  58. W. B. - Professor of Theatre, Barnard College, Columbia UniversityTheatre scholar focusing on Shakespeare and performance. Email listed on Barnard College faculty page.
  59. Stanton - Professor of Theatre, University of TennesseeTheatre scholar focusing on modern drama and Beckett. Email listed on University of Tennessee faculty page.
  60. Holly - Professor of Theatre, University of MichiganPerformance artist and theatre scholar focusing on queer performance. Email listed on University of Michigan faculty page.
  61. Susan Leigh - Professor of Dance, University of California, Los AngelesDance scholar and choreographer; author of 'Choreographing Empathy.' Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  62. Thomas - Professor of Dance, Duke UniversityDance scholar and artist focusing on African American performance and technology. Email listed on Duke University faculty page.
  63. Ann - Professor of Dance, Oberlin CollegeDance scholar and performer focusing on somatics and gender. Email listed on Oberlin College faculty page.
  64. Janet - Professor of Dance, University of California, Los AngelesDance scholar focusing on South Asian performance and martial arts. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  65. Anusha - Associate Professor of Dance, University of California, IrvineDance scholar focusing on South Asian diaspora and labor. Email listed on UC Irvine faculty page.
  66. Anthea - Professor of Dance, University of California, RiversideDance historian focusing on race and early modern dance. Email listed on UC Riverside faculty page.
  67. André - Professor of Performance Studies, New York UniversityDance and performance studies scholar focusing on choreography and politics. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  68. Mark - Professor of Dance, Temple UniversityDance historian focusing on Baroque dance and performance theory. Email listed on Temple University faculty page.
  69. David - Professor of World Arts and Cultures/Dance, University of California, Los AngelesDance scholar and AIDS activist; works on performance and social change. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  70. Victoria - Professor of Dance, University of California, Los AngelesChoreographer and dance filmmaker focusing on disability and community. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  71. Lionel - Professor of Dance, University of California, Los AngelesChoreographer and dancer working on contemporary performance. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  72. Cheng-Chieh - Professor of Dance, University of California, Los AngelesDancer and choreographer focusing on Asian performance and contemporary dance. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  73. Susan - Professor of Dance, Northwestern UniversityDance historian focusing on modern dance and American culture. Email listed on Northwestern University faculty page.
  74. Priya - Professor of Dance, University of California, RiversideDance scholar focusing on South Asian performance and transnational feminism. Email listed on UC Riverside faculty page.
  75. Noël - Professor of Philosophy, CUNY Graduate CenterPhilosopher of art focusing on dance, film, and performance. Email listed on CUNY Graduate Center faculty page.
  76. Lucy - Professor of Dance, University of California, Los AngelesChoreographer and dancer focusing on contemporary performance. Email listed on UCLA faculty page.
  77. Jennifer - Professor of Theater and Performance Studies, Stanford UniversityScholar of performance, race, and gender; author of 'Punctuation: Art, Politics, and Play.' Email listed on Stanford University faculty page.
  78. Lynn - Professor of Theatre, Columbia UniversityPlaywright and screenwriter; two-time Pulitzer Prize winner. Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  79. Young Jean - Professor of Theater and Performance Studies, Stanford UniversityPlaywright and director known for experimental theater. Email listed on Stanford University faculty page.
  80. Luis - Professor of Theatre, University of Southern CaliforniaPlaywright and director focusing on Chicano theater. Email listed on USC faculty page.
  81. Anna - Professor of Performance Studies, New York UniversityPlaywright and performer known for documentary theater. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  82. Bill - Professor of Dance, New York UniversityChoreographer and dancer; artistic director of New York Live Arts. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  83. Allen - Professor of Music Theory, Oberlin CollegeMusic theorist specializing in Schenkerian analysis and tonal harmony. Email listed on Oberlin College faculty page.
  84. Mark - Professor of Music Theory, Queens College, CUNYMusic theorist focusing on tonal analysis and Beethoven. Email listed on Queens College faculty page.
  85. Philip - Professor of Music, Baruch College, CUNYMusicologist specializing in Charles Ives and American music. Email listed on Baruch College faculty page.
  86. Jonathan - Professor of Music, CUNY Graduate CenterMusic theorist and composer focusing on music and war. Email listed on CUNY Graduate Center faculty page.
  87. Stephen - Professor of Music, CUNY Graduate CenterEthnomusicologist focusing on Middle Eastern and Central Asian music. Email listed on CUNY Graduate Center faculty page.
  88. Jane - Professor of Music, CUNY Graduate CenterEthnomusicologist focusing on Albanian and Balkan music. Email listed on CUNY Graduate Center faculty page.
  89. Peter - Professor of Music, CUNY Graduate CenterEthnomusicologist focusing on Indian and Caribbean popular music. Email listed on CUNY Graduate Center faculty page.
  90. Anne - Professor of Music, William & MaryEthnomusicologist focusing on Indonesian and Middle Eastern music. Email listed on William & Mary faculty page.
  91. Virginia - Professor of Music, New York UniversityEthnomusicologist focusing on Arab music and Umm Kulthum. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  92. Michael - Professor of Music, Michigan State UniversityEthnomusicologist focusing on Haitian and Caribbean music. Email listed on Michigan State University faculty page.
  93. Deborah - Professor of Music, University of California, RiversideEthnomusicologist focusing on Asian American music and performance. Email listed on UC Riverside faculty page.
  94. David - Professor of Music, University of California, Santa BarbaraEthnomusicologist focusing on media, technology, and popular music. Email listed on UC Santa Barbara faculty page.
  95. Timothy - Professor of Music, University of PennsylvaniaEthnomusicologist focusing on Caribbean and African American music. Email listed on University of Pennsylvania faculty page.
  96. Carol - Professor of Music, University of PennsylvaniaEthnomusicologist focusing on South African music and jazz. Email listed on University of Pennsylvania faculty page.
  97. J. Martin - Professor of Music, New York UniversityEthnomusicologist focusing on sound, war, and Russia. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  98. Ana María - Professor of Music, Columbia UniversityEthnomusicologist focusing on Latin American music and sound studies. Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  99. Aaron - Professor of Music, Columbia UniversityEthnomusicologist focusing on country music and language. Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  100. Christopher - Professor of Music, Columbia UniversityEthnomusicologist and trombonist focusing on salsa and Latin music. Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  101. Kevin - Professor of Music, Columbia UniversityMusic scholar focusing on jazz, popular music, and race. Email listed on Columbia University faculty page.
  102. Elizabeth - Professor of Music, New York UniversityComposer working with electronic and acoustic media. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  103. Julia - Professor of Composition, New York UniversityComposer and co-founder of Bang on a Can; Pulitzer Prize winner. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  104. Michael - Professor of Composition, New York UniversityComposer and co-founder of Bang on a Can. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  105. David - Professor of Composition, New York UniversityComposer focusing on opera and political music. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
  106. Marc - Professor of Music, New York UniversityGuitarist and composer focusing on improvisation and experimental music. Email listed on NYU faculty page.
2Assistant Teaching Professor/Educator of Performing Arts (Non-Tenure Track) - Technical Direction & Scenic Design105 referrals
  1. Benjamin - Professor of Modern Art, Harvard UniversityHistorian of postwar and contemporary art; recent publications on Gerhard Richter and art and globalization directly align with Fine Arts.
  2. David - Professor of Art History, Harvard UniversityWrites on art since 1945, media, and globalization; recent book Art's Properties (2023) demonstrates ongoing Fine Arts scholarship.
  3. Carrie - Professor of History of Art and Architecture and Visual and Environmental Studies, Harvard UniversityScholar of contemporary art and performance; work on Lynn Hershman and media aligns with Fine Arts.
  4. Jennifer - Professor of History of Art and Architecture, Harvard UniversityAmerican art and material culture specialist; recent work on printmaking and landscape fits Fine Arts.
  5. Sarah - Associate Professor of History of Art and Architecture and African and African American Studies, Harvard UniversityPhotography, race, and visual culture scholar; founded Vision & Justice, a project central to contemporary Fine Arts.
  6. Huey - Professor of Art History, Northwestern UniversityModern and contemporary art, black visuality; recent book Black Modernisms aligns with Fine Arts.
  7. Krista - Professor of Art History, Northwestern UniversityAfrican diaspora art and photography scholar; work on light and image is central to Fine Arts.
  8. Rebecca - Professor of Art History, Northwestern UniversityEarly modern and contemporary art historian; recent work on art and public space matches Fine Arts.
  9. Christina - Associate Professor of Art History, Northwestern UniversitySoviet and European modernism scholar; recent book on socialist objects demonstrates Fine Arts expertise.
  10. Hannah - Associate Professor of Art History, Northwestern UniversityContemporary art and politics scholar; work on Beirut and decolonization aligns with Fine Arts.
  11. Christine - Professor of Art History, University of ChicagoModern and contemporary art historian; German art after 1945 is a core Fine Arts focus.
  12. Matthew - Professor of Art History and Visual Arts, University of ChicagoRussian and Soviet art specialist; contemporary art scholarship directly supports Fine Arts teaching.
  13. Yve-Alain - Professor of Art History, Princeton UniversityModern art historian specializing in Matisse and Picasso; recent publications align with Fine Arts.
  14. Brigid - Associate Professor of German and Art and Archaeology, Princeton UniversityModernism, Dada, and theory scholar; her research and teaching are central to Fine Arts.
  15. Spyros - Associate Professor of Art and Archaeology, Princeton UniversityArchitecture and art historian; modernism research supports Fine Arts curriculum.
  16. Irene - Associate Professor of Art and Archaeology, Princeton UniversityLatin American art and neo-concrete movement specialist; research fits Fine Arts.
  17. Chika - Professor of African and African Diaspora Art, Princeton UniversityModern and contemporary African art scholar; co-editor of Nka, a leading Fine Arts journal.
  18. Michael - Professor of Art History, Columbia UniversityRenaissance art, sculpture, and science scholar; research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  19. Robert - Professor of Chinese Art History, Columbia UniversityChinese painting and calligraphy specialist; research directly supports Fine Arts.
  20. Dawn - Professor of Art History, Columbia UniversityChinese art, porcelain, and trade historian; her courses and publications are in Fine Arts.
  21. Elizabeth - Associate Professor of Art History, Barnard CollegeAmerican art and Native American art scholar; research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  22. Fred - Professor of Photography and Imaging, New York UniversityPhotography and media scholar; work on digital imaging is central to contemporary Fine Arts.
  23. Shelley - Professor of Photography and Imaging, New York UniversityPhotography history and criticism scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  24. Robert - Professor of Painting/Printmaking, Yale UniversityCurator and critic; painting and contemporary art expertise directly matches Fine Arts.
  25. Jennifer - Associate Professor of the History of Art, Yale UniversityAmerican art and photography scholar; recent book on Civil War visual culture aligns with Fine Arts.
  26. Catherine - Professor of Photography, University of California, Los AngelesContemporary photography and portraiture artist; recent exhibitions demonstrate active Fine Arts practice.
  27. James - Professor of Photography, University of California, Los AngelesPhotography and abstraction artist; recent work and teaching are central to Fine Arts.
  28. Jennifer - Professor of Art, University of California, Los AngelesSculpture and drawing artist; recent installations align with Fine Arts.
  29. Lari - Professor of Art, University of California, Los AngelesPainter with recent exhibitions; his studio practice and teaching match Fine Arts.
  30. Barbara - Professor of Art, University of California, Los AngelesConceptual artist working with photography and text; her practice is foundational to contemporary Fine Arts.
  31. Charles - Professor of Art, University of California, Los AngelesSculptor with recent exhibitions; his teaching and practice align with Fine Arts.
  32. Rodney - Professor of Art, University of California, Los AngelesVideo, sculpture, and painting artist; recent exhibitions demonstrate Fine Arts expertise.
  33. Andrea - Professor of Art, University of California, Los AngelesInstitutional critique and performance artist; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  34. Miwon - Professor of Art History, University of California, Los AngelesContemporary art and site-specificity scholar; her research is central to Fine Arts.
  35. Steven - Professor of African and African American Art History, University of California, Los AngelesAfrican art and architecture scholar; recent work on Dakar aligns with Fine Arts.
  36. Charlene - Professor of Art History and Chicana/o Studies, University of California, Los AngelesChicana/o art and early modern Iberian art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  37. George - Professor of Art History, University of California, Los AngelesContemporary art, photography, and theory scholar; his work is central to Fine Arts.
  38. Julia - Professor of Art History, University of California, BerkeleyContemporary art, craft, and feminism scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  39. Darcy - Professor of Art History, University of California, Berkeley19th-century art and colonialism scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  40. Whitney - Professor of Art History, University of California, BerkeleyArt theory and prehistoric art scholar; his research is foundational to Fine Arts.
  41. Elizabeth - Professor of Art History, University of California, BerkeleyNorthern Renaissance art scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  42. Todd - Professor of Art History, University of California, BerkeleyBaroque art and visual culture scholar; his research aligns with Fine Arts.
  43. Gregory - Professor of Art History, University of California, BerkeleyJapanese art and Buddhism scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  44. Pamela - Professor of Art History, Stanford UniversityContemporary art and media scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  45. Michael - Professor of Art History, University of PennsylvaniaAmerican art and visual culture scholar; his research aligns with Fine Arts.
  46. Christine - Professor of Art History, University of PennsylvaniaModern art and collage scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  47. David - Professor of Art History, University of PennsylvaniaArchitecture and modernism scholar; his courses and books are in Fine Arts.
  48. Sarah - Associate Professor of Art History, University of Virginia18th- and 19th-century art historian; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  49. Douglas - Associate Professor of Art History, University of VirginiaBritish art and empire scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  50. Carmenita - Associate Professor of Art History, University of VirginiaAmerican art and race scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  51. Tyler - Professor of Art History, University of VirginiaGreek art and archaeology scholar; her research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  52. Jennifer - Associate Professor of Art History and History, University of DelawareAmerican art and material culture scholar; her research fits Fine Arts.
  53. Monica - Professor of Art History, University of DelawareColonial Latin American art scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  54. Wendy - Professor of Art History, University of DelawareAmerican art and visual culture scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  55. Alexander - Professor of Art History, University of MichiganSculpture and modern art scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  56. Rebecca - Associate Professor of Art History, University of MichiganAmerican art and urban visual culture scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  57. Matthew - Professor of Art History, University of MichiganModern and contemporary art scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  58. Joan - Professor of Art History, University of MichiganContemporary Asian art and law scholar; her research fits Fine Arts.
  59. David - Associate Professor of Art History, University of MichiganAfrican art and visual culture scholar; his research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  60. John - Associate Professor of Art History, University of Texas at AustinRoman art and archaeology scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  61. Penelope - Professor of Art History, University of Texas at AustinRoman architecture and urbanism scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  62. Louis - Associate Professor of Art History, University of Texas at AustinRenaissance art and architecture scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  63. Tania - Professor of Art History, University of North Carolina at Chapel HillRenaissance art and gender scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  64. Cary - Associate Professor of Art History, University of North Carolina at Chapel HillContemporary art and activism scholar; his research aligns with Fine Arts.
  65. Andrés - Professor of Art History, Rutgers UniversityPhotography and German art scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  66. Cécile - Professor of Art History, University of California, IrvineAmerican art and Cold War culture scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  67. Michael - Professor of Art History, University of California, Davis18th-century art and material culture scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  68. Patricia - Professor of Art History, University of California, RiversideModern architecture and art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  69. Jennifer - Professor of Visual Arts, University of California, Santa CruzContemporary art and activism scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  70. Kolya - Associate Professor of Art History, University of WashingtonModern and contemporary art scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  71. Jenny - Associate Professor of Art History, University of OregonContemporary art and globalization scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  72. Kirk - Professor of Art History, University of Colorado BoulderMedieval art and architecture scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  73. Jill - Professor of Art History, University of Wisconsin-MadisonArt and colonialism, landscape scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  74. Jonathan - Professor of Art History, University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignModern art and child art scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  75. Bibiana - Associate Professor of Art History, George Washington UniversityModern and contemporary art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  76. Kim - Associate Professor of Art History, American UniversityAfrican art and diaspora scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  77. Therese - Professor of Art History, Temple University19th-century French art scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  78. Alicia - Associate Professor of Art History, Bryn Mawr CollegeByzantine art and material culture scholar; her research fits Fine Arts.
  79. Marc - Professor of Art History, Williams College19th-century art and theory scholar; his research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  80. Nicola - Professor of Art History, Amherst CollegeRenaissance and Baroque art scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  81. Craig - Professor of Art History, Smith CollegeItalian Renaissance art scholar; his research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  82. Patricia - Professor of Art History, Wellesley CollegeModern art and Scandinavia scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  83. Anthony - Professor of Art History, Mount Holyoke CollegeAmerican art and photography scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  84. Mary - Associate Professor of Art History, Dartmouth CollegeMexican muralism and visual culture scholar; her research fits Fine Arts.
  85. Douglas - Professor of Art History, Brown UniversityPhotography and American art scholar; his research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  86. David - Professor of Art History, University of KansasAmerican art and modernism scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  87. Darius - Professor of Art History, Louisiana State University18th-century art and economics scholar; his research aligns with Fine Arts.
  88. Vivien - Professor of Art History, Vanderbilt UniversityAmerican art and gender scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  89. Sarah - Professor of Art History, Emory UniversityBaroque art and architecture scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  90. Isabelle - Professor of Art History, University of GeorgiaContemporary art and theory scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  91. Melissa - Professor of Art History, University of Florida18th-century French art and gender scholar; her research fits Fine Arts.
  92. Rex - Professor of Art History, University of HoustonPre-Columbian art and archaeology scholar; his research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  93. Andrew - Professor of Art History, Ohio State University19th-century art scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  94. Lisa - Professor of Art History, Ohio State UniversityModern art and theory scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  95. Barbara - Professor of Art History, Ohio State UniversityMedieval art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  96. Mrinalini - Associate Professor of Art History, University of PittsburghSouth Asian art and architecture scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  97. Jennifer - Associate Professor of Art History, University of PittsburghLatin American art scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  98. Elina - Professor of Art History, Case Western Reserve UniversityMedieval art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  99. Rachel - Associate Professor of Art History, University of RochesterContemporary art scholar; her research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
  100. Sascha - Associate Professor of Art History, Syracuse UniversityAmerican art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  101. An-yi - Associate Professor of Art History, Cornell UniversityChinese art scholar; his research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  102. Kaja - Associate Professor of Art History, Cornell UniversitySoutheast Asian art scholar; her research aligns with Fine Arts.
  103. Julia - Associate Professor of Art History, Binghamton UniversityModern art scholar; her research and teaching fit Fine Arts.
  104. Anna - Professor of Art History, City College of New YorkLatin American art scholar; her research and teaching are in Fine Arts.
  105. Katherine - Professor of Art History, CUNY Graduate CenterAmerican art scholar; her research and teaching align with Fine Arts.
3Talent Consultant- HR Specialist11 referrals
  1. Richard - President, Wichita State UniversityLeads Wichita State University and is the senior executive responsible for university-wide talent and organizational strategy. His office regularly connects with senior HR and recruitment leaders across the institution and external partners.
  2. Shirley - Provost and Executive Vice President, Wichita State UniversityAs provost, she oversees academic affairs and faculty personnel processes, making her a strong connector to departmental hiring managers and academic recruitment networks.
  3. Teri - Vice President for Student Affairs, Wichita State UniversityLeads a large division with many professional staff appointments and student employee programs, and is well positioned to refer HR and recruitment specialists through her campus-wide networks.
  4. John - Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer, Wichita State UniversityOversees WSU's research enterprise and industry partnerships, giving him access to professional networks that include HR and talent acquisition contacts in technical and administrative functions.
  5. Kevin - Director of Athletics, Wichita State UniversityLeads WSU Athletics and participates in senior leadership hiring discussions; his role connects him with HR business partners and external search networks for specialized staff recruitment.
  6. Larisa - Dean, W. Frank Barton School of Business, Wichita State UniversityLeads the business school and is connected to HR practitioners and alumni in the Wichita business community, making her a valuable referrer for HR specialist openings.
  7. Andrew - Dean, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Wichita State UniversityHeads the largest academic college at Wichita State and regularly works with university HR and recruitment staff on faculty and staff searches, positioning him to refer candidates for the HR specialist role.
  8. Dennis - Dean, College of Engineering, Wichita State UniversityLeads the engineering college and works with industry partners and university recruitment teams on technical and administrative hiring, giving him a broad referral network for HR roles.
  9. Gregory - Dean, College of Health Professions, Wichita State UniversityLeads health professions programs and clinical partnerships, and is involved in staff and faculty recruitment where HR specialists are frequently needed to coordinate hiring processes.
  10. Coleen - Dean, Graduate School, Wichita State UniversityOversees graduate education and works across departments on graduate assistant and staff hiring, making her a useful connector to HR recruitment specialists and prospective referees.
  11. Kimberly - Dean, Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College, Wichita State UniversityLeads the honors college and participates in university personnel discussions involving student-facing staff, giving her direct links to HR and recruitment colleagues across campus.
4Employee Relations Specialist- HR6 referrals
  1. Rick - President, Wichita State UniversityAs president, he leads the institution that would host this vacancy and is in regular contact with senior HR and employee relations leaders across Wichita State University.
  2. Werner - Vice President for Finance and Administration, Wichita State UniversityDirectly oversees HR and employee relations operations at Wichita State, so his office is the natural referral point for an Employee Relations Specialist HR vacancy.
  3. Kaye - Vice President for Regional Engagement and Economic Development, Wichita State UniversityWorks across Wichita-area employers and workforce partners, giving her a strong local network for referring HR and employee relations professionals.
  4. Timothy - General Counsel, Wichita State UniversityHandles employment and labor matters for the university, so his legal and HR network is directly relevant to referring an Employee Relations Specialist HR.
  5. Andrew - Chief Government Relations Officer, Wichita State UniversityEngaged with Kansas legislators and state workforce policy stakeholders, giving him access to professionals who work in HR and industrial relations.
  6. Jeremy - Director, Center for Economic Development and Business Research, Wichita State UniversityLeads research on Wichita-area employment and workforce trends, which puts him in frequent contact with HR and industrial relations professionals across local employers.

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