Amy Altadonna
Lecturer
Amy Altadonna is the undergraduate program director and lecturer in sound design and technology in the Department of Theater.

Audrey L. Altstadt
Audrey L. Altstadt is Professor of History at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Luiz Amaral
Professor
Luiz Amaral is an associate professor of Hispanic linguistics. His work on native Brazilian languages focuses on the acquisition process of bilingual speakers.

Meghan Armstrong-Abrami
Associate Professor
Meghan Armstrong-Abrami is an associate professor of Hispanic linguistics.

Kiran Asher
Professor
Kiran Asher is the chair and a professor in the women, gender, sexuality studies department.

Cameron Awkward-Rich
Cameron Awkward-Rich is a poet and a scholar of trans theory/expressive culture

Hallie Bahn
Hallie Bahn is an interdisciplinary artist and educator working in non-traditional and expanded animation. Using sculpture, stop motion, and digital 2D animation, her practice looks to dissolve the traditional boundaries of screen-based digital animation and create interactive, physical relationships between the art and the viewer. Bahn’s work has been exhibited and screened nationally and internationally, including at the Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Public Functionary in Minneapolis, Marinaro Gallery in New York, Center for Mediterranean Architecture in Chania, Greece, and the Museo Memoria y Tolerancia in Mexico City, Mexico. In 2020, she was a grant recipient of the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council’s Next Step Fund.

Philippe Baillargeon
Program Director, French and Francophone Studies
Director, Oxford Summer Seminar
Senior Lecturer, French and Francophone Studies
Philippe Baillargeon is associate chair for LLC, director and senior lecturer of French and Francophone studies, and director of the Oxford Summer Seminar.

Christopher Baker
Professor
Christopher Baker is a dramaturg, playwright, director, and teacher with over 30 years’ experience in regional, off-Broadway, and academic theatre.

Darlene N. Baptiste
Darlene Baptiste is the Administrative Assistant to the Academic Deans of the College of Humanities and Fine Arts
