Ethnic Studies Faculty

Program Advisor
Mary Olson, Professor of Sociology/Anthropology, 212 College Hall, (319) 895-4359

Affiliated Faculty

Mary Olson, Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, teaches the ethnic studies courses Race and Ethnic Relations, Contemporary Native Americans, Women: Oppressions and Resistances, and Civil Rights and Western Racism.
Craig Allin, Professor of Politics, teaches the ethnic studies courses Urban Politics and Policy, and Race, Sex and the Constitution.
Don Chamberlain, Professor of Music, teaches the ethnic studies course Jazz History.
Sarah Clunis, Assistant Professor of Art, teaches the ethnic studies course African Art, as well as other topics courses in non-Western art history.
Carol Enns, Professor of Psychology, teaches the ethnic studies course Multicultural Psychology.
Rebecca Entel, Assistant Professor of English, teaches the ethnic studies course Multicultural Literature.
Leslie Hankins, Professor of English, teaches the ethnic studies coures Studies in African American Literature.
Doug Hanson, Professor of Art, teaches the ethnic studies courses Cultural Expressions in Ceramics and Ceramics I (in Mexico).
Jill Heinrich, Associate Professor of Education, teaches the ethnic studies course Human Relations.
Lynne Ikach, Professor of Russian, teaches the ethnic studies course Introduction to Russian Culture and Civilization.
Phil Lucas, Professor of History, teaches the ethnic studies courses Colonial America and African Americans in U.S. History.
Genevieve Migely, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, teaches the ethnic studies course Asian Philosophy.
Joseph Molleur, Associate Professor of Religion, teaches the ethnic studies course Religions of the World.
Alfrieta Monagan, Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, teaches the ethnic studies courses West Indian People and Cultures (in Barbados and Trinidad) and Cross-Cultural Love and Family.
Marcela Ochoa-Shivapour, Associate Professor of Spanish, teaches the ethnic studies courses Latinos in the U.S. and Latin American Culture and Civilization.
Mary Olson, Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, teaches the ethnic studies courses Race and Ethnic Relations, Contemporary Native Americans, Women: Oppressions and Resistances, and Civil Rights and Western Racism.
Christina Penn-Goetsch, Associate Professor of Art, teaches the ethnic studies course American Indian Art: Gender and the Marketplace , as well as other topics courses in non-Western art history.
Steven Sacks, Professor of Religion, teaches the ethnic studies courses Judaism, and Holoaust and Response.
Catherine Stewart, Associate Professor of History, teaches the ethnic studies courses American Lives: African Americans, African Americans in U.S. History, and United States Social History Since 1940