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Elyse Carter Vosen, Ph.D. (University of Pennsylvania) in Anthropology of Music teaches Ojibwe language and culture, and courses in the expressive arts, including world music, dance and popular culture. She is also the Co-Advisor to Booshke-Giniin, the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) culture club. Robert Craig, Ph.D. (Columbia University) teaches courses in history, political science and international studies and is a member of the Honors faculty and chair of the Department of History. He has extensive teaching and research experience in Central America and recently spent a year in Norway as a Fulbright Scholar.
Dorothea Diver, Ph.D. (University of Minnesota) coordinates German language instruction and is director of the health science exchange program with Leipzig, Germany. She maintains a strong connections with colleagues in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Diane Kessler, Ph.D. (Universite Laval, Canada) supervises all French language instruction and teaches LIS and Honors courses. She has extensive travel and work experience in France and in West Africa. She is chair of the LIS Department.
Thomas Morgan, D.A. (Ohio State University) teaches Russian language and is director of The St. Scholastica Center for the Study of Peace and Justice. He also is a member of the Honors faculty and teaches courses in history, literature and international studies.
David Schuettler, M.A. (University of Wisconsin) conducts upper level Spanish language and literature courses as well as international studies classes. He has traveled extensively in Latin America. David is currently working on his doctorate through The Union Institute and University.
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