For the 1999-2000 academic year, 45 new faculty members joined Wake Forest University to teach on the Reynolda Campus.
Forty faculty members will teach in the university’s College of Arts and Sciences, two in the Calloway School of Business and Accountancy and one each in the Wake Forest School of Law, the Babcock Graduate School of Management and the Wake Forest Divinity School.
The faculty members are:
College:
Elizabeth Barron, Romance languages (French)
Barbara Bennett, English
Ulrich Bierbach, chemistry
Eric Brandon, philosophy
Jacqueline Carrasco, music
David Coates, politics
Gregory Cook, physics
Ann Cunningham, education
Lisa Eargle, sociology
Elisabeth d’Empaire, Romance languages (Spanish)
Olgierda Furmanek, Romance languages (Spanish)
Allesandro Garganigo, English
Michele Gillespie, history
Loren Glass, English
Michael Griffin, philosophy
Jutta Hagedorn, German (appointment for fall semester only)
Dorothy Hall, education
Tina Heafner, education
Patricia Heid, Romance languages (Spanish)
Winifred Legerton, Interdisciplinary appointment
David Lubin, art
Allen Michie, English
Shannon Mihalko, health and exercise science
Madhuparna Mitra, English
Christopher Neumann, English
Debbie Newsome, education
Patricia Nixon, health and exercise science
Edward Opoku-Dapaah, sociology
Andrew Oyalana, religion (appointment for fall semester only)
Jes™s Pico-Argel, Romance languages (Spanish)
Andrew Rich, politics
Karen Roper, psychology
Dennis Sampson, English (appointment for spring semester only)
Jeanne Simonelli, anthropology
Nanette Stevens, chemistry
Michael Strysick, English
Elaine Swartzentruber, religion
Carlos Valencia, Romance languages (Spanish)
Pia Wood, Politics and International Studies
Taner Yigit, economics (appointment for fall semester only)
The Calloway School:
Amy Randel, business
Annette Ranft, business
Babcock:
Stephen Bryan, accounting
Divinity School:
Samuel Weber, early Christianity and spiritual formation
Law School:
Marian Parker, Worrell Professional Center library and law faculty
