LCA Faculty & Staff Meet and get in touch with the faculty and staff of Language, Culture, and the Arts Department. LCA Non-Tenure Track Faculty LCA Staff Directory LCA Retired Faculty Filter Faculty Filter for profiles by name or category. Department Human Centered Engineering Design Center for Arab American Studies College-Wide Programs Honors Program Language, Culture, and the Arts Appointment Type Full-Time Research Areas African-American Identity and Literature American Art Ancient China Applied Ethics Arab Cinema Art History Asian Popular Culture Basic Writing Pedagogy Chinese Art Civics Classical and Modern Arabic Art and Literature Communications Comparative Literature Composition Contemporary Art Critical Literacy Critical Literacy and Pedagogy Cultural Studies / History Detroit Dual Enrollment Early Modern Women Writers and Intellectuals Eighteenth-Century British Literature Elite and Civic Identities English English Literature Experience Architecture/User Experience(XA/UX) Feminism Feminist Philosophy Film and Screen Studies French and Italian literature of the Renaissance French Culture / History Gender Gender Studies Globalization High School to College transition Historiography Humanities Humor Immigration Narratives Interpersonal health communication Islamic Philosophy Journalism Latin America Latin American Art Linguistics Literacy Literary Psychoanalysis Literary Theory and Analysis Logic and Critical Thinking Media Medical Humanities Medieval Philosophy Memory and Cognition Migration Narratives Narratology oncofertility decision-making Pedagogy Philosophy Philosophy of Medicine Philosophy of Mental Illness Philosophy of Religion Philosophy of Science and Technology Politics / Political Science Popular Culture Public Architecture and Sculpture Research Methods Rhetoric Service Learning Social Epistemology Social Support Social Theory Sociolinguistics Spanish SWANA Cultures The Graphic Novel Uncertainty User Design Visual Media Women and Gender Studies Working-Class Studies Writing Writing Studies Young Adult Cancer Teaching Areas Linguistics Middle East Studies Philosophy Professional Writing & Rhetoric Public Relations Women's & Gender Studies Writing Writing for Civic Engagement African & African American Studies American Studies Arab American Studies Arabic Art History/Applied Art Communication Composition and Rhetoric Creative Writing English Film Studies French Studies German Global Cultures Hispanic Studies/Spanish Honors Human Centered Engineering Design International Studies Journalism and Media Production Susan Erickson, Ph.D. Professor of Art History [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art, Human Centered Engineering Design Research Areas: Ancient China, Art History, Chinese Art Sarah Nesbitt, M.F.A. LEO Lecturer IV in Applied Art [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art, Human Centered Engineering Design Research Areas: Art History, Contemporary Art, Critical Literacy, Historiography, Logic and Critical Thinking, Media, Popular Culture Diana Y. Ng, Ph.D. Professor of Art History [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art, Human Centered Engineering Design Research Areas: Elite and Civic Identities, Memory and Cognition, Public Architecture and Sculpture Nadja Rottner, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Art History [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art Research Areas: American Art, Contemporary Art, Latin American Art
Susan Erickson, Ph.D. Professor of Art History [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art, Human Centered Engineering Design Research Areas: Ancient China, Art History, Chinese Art
Sarah Nesbitt, M.F.A. LEO Lecturer IV in Applied Art [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art, Human Centered Engineering Design Research Areas: Art History, Contemporary Art, Critical Literacy, Historiography, Logic and Critical Thinking, Media, Popular Culture
Diana Y. Ng, Ph.D. Professor of Art History [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art, Human Centered Engineering Design Research Areas: Elite and Civic Identities, Memory and Cognition, Public Architecture and Sculpture
Nadja Rottner, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Art History [email protected] Teaching Areas: Art History/Applied Art Research Areas: American Art, Contemporary Art, Latin American Art
