Faculty in WGS
Dr. Kimberly Adams
English
Director of Women and Gender Studies
adamsk@etown.edu | (717) 361-1230
Dr. Adams teaches courses in Victorian and twentieth-century British literature, American women's writing, literary theory, and feminist and gender theory. Her publications include Our Lady of Victorian Feminism: The Madonna in the Work of Anna Jameson, Margaret Fuller, and George Eliot, and articles on Harriet Beecher Stowe and nineteenth-century female literary critics. She has also co-written the endnotes to the Modern Library edition of George Eliot's Romola.
Dr. Badiah Haffejee
haffejeeb@etown.edu | (717) 361-1319
Badiah Haffejee, Ph.D., MSW, earning both her Ph.D. and MSW from the University of Denver. She is a macro-social worker specializing in the integration process of newly resettled refugee families in the United States. Her research focuses on trauma, refugee policy, economic self-sufficiency, racism, Islamophobia and resiliency.
Dr. Shannon Haley-Mize
mizes@etown.edu | (717) 361-3702
Dr.Haley-Mize completed doctoral study in Special Education with an emphasis in emotional and behavioral disorders at The University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. Dr. Haley-Mize has taught a variety of courses in education including assessment, behavior management, introduction to special education, and early intervention for infants and toddlers. Her research interests include new literacy studies, technology integration in P-16 education, social justice and teacher education and the use of technology to support successful teaching and learning. She has shared her work on these topics at a variety of conferences and scholarly publications.
Dr. Michele Kozimor
kozimor-kim@etown.edu | (717) 361-1571
Dr. Kozimor teaches undergraduate courses in research methodology, social statistics, population issues, race and ethnic relations, sex and gender, marriage and family, social media, urban sociology and in the first-year seminar program. She has received numerous awards for her teaching. She was recognized as the 2012 Excellence in Teaching the First-Year Seminar Award recipient which is co-sponsored by McGraw Hill and The National Resource Center for the First-Year Experience and Students in Transition.
Dr. Evan Smith
smitht@etown.edu | (717) 361-1320
Dr. Smith's research examines gender and sexual identities from a feminist psychological perspective. His courses include a First-Year Seminar on diversity and social justice, Developmental Psychology, and the Psychology of Women and Gender. Dr. Smith would be happy to answer any questions you may have about the WGS minor.
Other WGS affiliated faculty:
- Dr. Sara A. Atwood, Physics and Engineering
atwoods@etown.edu | (717) 361-1434 - Dr. Mahua Bhattacharya, Japanese and Asian Studies
bhattacharm@etown.edu | (717) 361-1239 - Dr. Diane Bridge, Biology
bridged@etown.edu | (717) 361-1177 - Dr. Christina Bucher, Religious Studies
bucherca@etown.edu | (717) 361-1182 - Dr. Oya Dursun-Ozkanca, Political Science
dursuno@etown.edu | (717) 361-4749 - Dr. Rachel Finley-Bowman, Education
bowmanr@etown.edu | (717) 361-1327 - Dr. Tamera Keiter Humbert, Occupational Therapy
humbertt@etown.edu | (717) 361-4750 - Dr. April Kelly-Woessner, Political Science
kellya@etown.edu | (717) 361-1285
- Dr. Kyle C. Kopko, Political Science
kopkok@etown.edu | (717) 361-1990 - Dr. Susan C. Mapp, Social Work
mapps@etown.edu | (717) 361-3766 - Dr. Kelly Poniatowski, Communications
poniatowskik@etown.edu | (717) 361-1371 - Dr. Patricia Likos Ricci, Art History
riccipl@etown.edu | (717) 361-1517 - Dr. John Rohrkemper, English
rohrkemj@etown.edu | (717) 361-1229