Prof. Barkin is a cultural anthropologist with expertise in Indonesia and Southeast Asian area studies. His research is focused on the intersections of neoliberalism and cultural representation through U.S. study abroad practices, as well as Indonesian national media industries.
Prof. Beezer's research focuses primarily on graph theory, but includes combinatorics, as well. He teaches courses in cryptography, algebra, calculus, and combinatorics.
Prof. Beezer's research focuses primarily on graph theory, but includes combinatorics, as well. He teaches courses in cryptography, algebra, calculus, and combinatorics.
Prof. Behling’s interests and expertise are in late 19-century through 21st-century literature of the United States, as well as literature and medicine, the health humanities, journalism, and science writing.