Faculty
The following faculty serve as the backbone of the Israel studies curriculum on campus, bolstered by the Hebrew language faculty, visiting professors, and post-doctoral fellows in the Schusterman Center.
Expertise: Jewish thought, intellectual history, political thought, legal history
Expertise: Cultural and Intellectual history of Palestine/Israel; Mizrahi/Sephardi modern history; Israeli society and culture; Hebrew-Arabic literary history
Expertise: Jewish thought, Israel and Zionism, study of religion, political thought
Expertise: American Jewish history and life, Jews in the Americas, American religion
Expertise: Modern Hebrew literature, Israel studies, feminist theory, psychoanalysis, trauma studies, disability studies, film studies
Expertise: Israeli history, gender, Orthodox Jews, politics of popular culture, television and film, nationalism, politics
Affiliated Faculty
Expertise: Nonprofit management, facilitating challenging conversations
Expertise: Modern Jewish history and thought
Faculty Emiriti
Expertise: Development of Orthodox Judaism in Germany during the 19th century, Orthodox legal writings on conversion in Israel, North America and Europe; history of modern Jewish religious movements, relationship between religion and state in Israel, American Jewish life
Expertise: Israeli social and political history, modern social history, transnational history, comparative history
Hebrew Language Faculty
Expertise: Hebrew language, educational technology
Expertise: Hebrew language, Israeli culture