With the beginning of the new year and semester, Northeastern University’s College of Social Sciences and Humanities celebrates our new tenured and tenure-track faculty. These scholars expand our ongoing research, teaching, and public engagement with both local and global communities.
With the beginning of the new year and semester, Northeastern University’s College of Social Sciences and Humanities celebrates our new tenured and tenure-track faculty. These scholars expand our ongoing research, teaching, and public engagement with both local and global communities.
Emily Clough
Assistant Professor of Political Science
PhD – Harvard University
Research – Comparative politics, political economy of development, and civil society
Claudia Haupt
Associate Professor of Law and Political Science
PhD – University of Cologne
Research – Constitutional law, health and speech
Donghee Jo
Assistant Professor of Economics
PhD – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Research – Political and developmental economics
Associate Professor, Sociology & Anthropology
PhD – University of Michigan
Research – Sociology of race, immigration, health and health policy
Risa Kitagawa
Assistant Professor of Political Science
PhD – Stanford University
Research – Social justice policies and international contexts and comparative politics
Kay Mathiesen
Associate Professor of Philosophy & Religion
PhD – University of California, Irvine
Research – Information and computer ethics, social and political philosophy
Silvia Prina
Associate Professor of Economics
PhD – Boston University
Research – Development economics
Hilary Robinson
Associate Professor, School of Law
PhD – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Research – Science & Technology Studies, Law and Societies, Digital Infrastructure
Shytierra Gaston
Assistant Professor, School of Criminology & Criminal Justice
PhD – University of Missouri-St Louis
Research – Racial disparities in punishment
Don Fallis
Professor of Philosophy & Religion
PhD – University of California, Irvine
Research – Philosophy of information, information ethics, cybersecurity
Megan Denver
Assistant Professor, School of Criminology & Criminal Justice
PhD – University of Albany
Research – Corrections and punishment