Expert Directory
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The Honors College is home to incredible researchers, scholars, and teachers with a wide variety of knowledge.
Browse the Expert Directory to learn more about the Honors College faculty and their areas of expertise.
Matthew Anderson, D.Phil
Pro/anti-natalism
- Reasons for and against having children
Bioethics
- Death/dying, genetic engineering, and other related bioethical questions
Reputation
- Scandal, gossip, defamation and related questions
Alejandro Castrillon, Ph.D.
Political Theory
- Latin American Political Thought
- Far-Right Extremism
Elizabeth Corey, Ph.D.
Political Philosophy
- Michael Oakeshott
- Liberal Education
Kristen Drahos, Ph.D.
Theological Aesthetics
Twentieth Century Catholic Thought
- Hans Urs von Balthasar, Karl Rahner, Erich Przywara
Continental Philosophy
- Hegel, Heidegger, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Kant
Barry Harvey, Ph.D.
Christian Theology
- Doctrine, ethics, Bible
Political theology, Political economic theology
- Relationship between the church, state, market
Jeff Hunt, Ph.D.
Hellenistic Literature and Culture
- Theocritus, Philo of Alexandria
- Ancient Medicine
Walter M. "Sparky" Matthews, MD, MPH, FAsMA
General Medicine
- Physician
Aerospace Medicine
- Diplomate, Aerospace Medicine (American Board of Preventive Medicine)
Space Medicine
- First Surgeon General, U.S. Space Force
Eric Martin, Ph.D.
History and Philosophy of Science
- Evolutionary theory in the 20th century, with special interests in the evolutionary synthesis and debates on mechanistic and anti-mechanistic thinking in biology
Darren J.N. Middleton, Ph.D.
Literature and Theology
- Christian historical fiction; the Catholic Novel; Jesus in Fiction and Film
Rastafari Religious Movement
- Reggae music; global spread of the Rastafari via popular culture
British Sports in the Global Society
- Soccer, cricket, rugby, lawn tennis
Scott Moore, Ph.D.
Philosophy and Literature
- How philosphy and literature interact, the role metaphor and analogy, the nature of interpretation, and the quarrel between philosophy and poetry
Agrarianism and Modern Society
- How agrarian ideals and practices can inform and enrich modern society whether it is rural or urban
George Njung, Ph.D.
African History and Studies
- Colonialism, gender, war, immigrants and refugees
Lynn Tatum, Ph.D.
Modern Middle East Studies
- Focus on Israel
Biblical Archaeology and Biblical Backgrounds
- Archaeology of the Old Testament
Jonathan Tran, Ph.D.
Christian Ethics, Race Theory, and Social Theory
Sarah Walden, Ph.D.
Social Media Research Methods
- Data collection, data analysis, digital scholarship
Rhetorics of Motherhood
- Historial and Contemporary Communication by and about Mothers/Caretakers
- Rhetorics of Motherhood in Horror Film/TV; emphasis on psychology and cultural application
William Weaver, Ph.D.
Classic Tradition
- English Literature
Liberal Arts
- Grammar, logic, and rhetoric
Jason Whitlark, Ph.D.
New Testament
- The Letter to the Hebrews and the Greco-Roman Context of Early Christianity
J. Lenore Wright, Ph.D.
Philosophy (Aesthetics, History of Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Feminist Thought)
- Self-representation and female representation
Pedagogy and Teaching Development
- Teaching and learning program development and faculty development