Helen Solterer is Professor of French and Francophone Studies in the Department of Romance Studies at Duke.   Her research and teaching focus on premodern literature  – their interaction with
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Ellen McLarney is an associate professor of Arabic literature and culture in the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Duke University. She is currently director of the Duke
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Joshua Sosin is an Associate Professor in the Classics Department at Duke. His current scholarship bulks in two main areas. The first is what you might call Digital Classics. Under
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J. Warren Smith, Associate Professor of Historical Theology, is interested in the history of theology broadly conceived from the apostles to the present, but his primary focus is upon patristic
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Mona Hassan is Associate Professor of Islamic Studies & History at Duke University in the departments of History and Religious Studies and the program of International Comparative Studies.  She obtained
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Clare Woods is an Associate Professor in the Department of Classical Studies at Duke University, and (currently) Director of the Thompson Writing Program, and co-Director of the Language, Arts, and Media
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Laura Lieber is Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University (Durham, North Carolina; USA), where she directs the Center for Jewish Studies; she holds secondary appointments in the departments of
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Deborah A. DeMott is the David F. Cavers Professor of Law. She focuses her scholarship and teaching on the law of agency, business organizations, fiduciary obligation, and art law.  She
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Marc Brettler is the Bernice and Morton Lerner Professor of Jewish Studies in the Department of Religious Studies at Duke University.  A graduate of Brandeis University, he has published and
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David Morgan is a Professor of Religion in the Department of Religion at Duke University with an additional appointment in the Department of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies at
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