Faculty

CURL relies on faculty from a broad range of schools, departments, centers, institutions and programs in completing its interdisciplinary work. The faculty listed below are connected to CURL through:

• Research as principle investigator on CURL projects
• Service on the CURL Advisory Committee
• Presentation at a Friday Morning Seminar
• Teaching the Urban Studies Seminar (which involves undergraduate students in CURL research projects)
• Advising/consulting on CURL team research projects
• Advising CURL Graduate Research Fellows and CURL Undergraduate Fellows on their work on CURL research projects
• Research connected to CURL Faculty Fellowships

These disciplines include the following:

Schools

• Graduate School
• School of Business
• School of Communication
• School of Education
• School of Environmental Sustainability
• School of Law
• School of Nursing
• School of Social Work
• Stritch School of Medicine 

Departments

• Anthropology 
• Biology
• Chemistry and Biochemistry
• Computer Science
• Criminal Justice and Criminology
• Economics
• Engineering Science
• English
• Fine and Performing Arts
• History
• Latin American and Latino Studies
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Modern Languages and Literatures
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Public Health Sciences
• Sociology 
• Theology 

Centers 

• Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship
• Center for the Human Rights of Children
• Faculty Center for Ignatian Pedagogy 
• Gannon Center
• Hank Center for Catholic Intellectual Heritage

Institutes

• Institute of Pastoral Studies

Programs

• Master of Urban Affairs and Public Policy Program

Faculty

The faculty pages of those involved at CURL over our 20-year history are linked below. Since most of our affiliated faculty participate in community-engaged work, this provides a visible measure of the scope of such work taking place in the university. 

• Kathleen Adams, Department of Anthropology 
• Marc Albert, Department of Computer Science 
• Daniel Amick, Department of Anthropology 
• Colleen Andreoni, School of Nursing
• Pamela Andresen, School of Nursing 
• Ida Androwich, School of Nursing 
• Samuel Attoh, Graduate School
• Gail Baura, Engineering Science
• Emily Benfer, School of Law 
• Jerome Blakemore, School of Social Work
• Richard Block, Department of Sociology 
• Hank Bohanon, School of Education 
• Amy Bohnert, Department of Psychology
• Mark Bosco, Department of English 
• Diane Boyer, School of Nursing
• Patrick Boyle, Department of Political Science
• Japonica Brown-Saracino, Department of Sociology
• Anthony Burrow, Department of Psychology
• Mary Charles, School of Education 
• Gina Coffee, School of Education 
• Elizabeth Coffman, School of Communication 
• Jorgia Connor, School of Nursing 
• David Crumrine, Department of Chemistry and Biology
• Helena Dagadu, Department of Sociology 
• Michael Dentato, School of Social Work 
• Chris Donner, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
• Kathleen Dunn, Department of Sociology 
• John Edwards, Department of Psychology 
• David Embrick, Department of Sociology 
• Thomas Esposito, Loyola University Medical Center
• Judson Everitt, Department of Sociology 
• Francis Fennell, Department of English 
• Pamela Fenning, School of Education 
• Anne Figert, Department of Sociology 
• Edward Flores, Department of Sociology 
• William French, Department of Theology 
• Michael Garanzini, Chancellor
• Dana Garbarski, Department of Sociology 
• James Garbarino, Department of Psychology 
• Héctor García, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
• Christine George, Center for Urban Research and Learning 
• Timothy Gilfoyle, Department of History 
• Kevin Gillespie, Associate Provost 
• Alan Gitelson, Department of Political Science 
• Ruth Gomberg-Muñoz, Department of Anthropology 
• Joy Gordon, Department of Philosophy 
• Vivian Gordon, School of Education
• Jill Graham, Quinlan School of Business
• Patrick Green, Center for Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Scholarship
• Susan Grossman, School of Social Work 
• Ed Gumz, School of Social Work
• Sheila Haas, School of Nursing 
• Diana Hackbarth, School of Nursing 
• Carol Harding, School of Education
• John Hardt, Stritch School of Medicine 
• Fady Harfoush, Quinlan School of Business
• Dawn Harris, Quinlan School of Business 
• Lena Hatchett, Stritch School of Medicine 
• Tham Hoang, School of Environmental Sustainability 
• Philip Hong, School of Social Work 
• Jessica Horowitz, Graduate School
• Kelly Howe, Department of Fine and Performing Arts 
• David Ingram, Department of Philosophy 
• Harvey Jassem, School of Communication
• Ayana Karanja, Department of Sociology 
• Brian Kelly, School of Social Work 
• Andrew D. Keyt, Quinlan School of Business
• Terri Kilbane, School of Social Work
• Craig Kois, School of Communications
• Amy Krings, School of Social Work 
• Marilyn Krogh, Department of Sociology 
• Twyla Blackmond Larnell, Department of Political Science 
• Jim Larson, Department of Psychology 
• Scott Leon, Department of Psychology 
• Louis Lucas, Stritch School of Medicine
• Marta Lundy, School of Social Work 
• Arthur Lurigio, Department of Psychology 
• Robyn Mallet, Department of Psychology 
• Christopher Manning, Department of History
• Lucy Martinez-Schallmoser, School of Nursing 
• Richard E. Matland, Department of Political Science
• David Merriman, Department of Economics
• Susan Mezey, Department of Political Science
• Noritaka Minami, Department of Fine & Performing Arts
• Kelly Moore, Department of Sociology 
• Michael Patrick Murphy, Department of Theology
• Michelle Nickerson, Department of History
• Jon Norman, Department of Sociology
• Phil Nyden, Department of Sociology 
• Timothy O'Brien, Department of Mathematics and Statistics 
• Timothy O'Connell, Institute of Pastoral Studies
• David Olson, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
• John Orwat, School of Social Work 
• Jennifer Parks, Department of Philosophy 
• Linda Paskiewicz, Associate Professor, Ph.D., School of Nursing
• John Pelissero, Department of Political Science
• Ben Penglase, Department of Anthropology and Latin American Studies
• David Prasse, School of Education
• Maryse Richards, Department of Psychology 
• Joy Rogers, School of Education
• Henry Rose, School of Law
• Peter Rosenblatt, Department of Sociology 
• Edie Rubinowitz, School of Communication
• Patricia Rupert, Department of Psychology 
• Ann Marie Ryan, School of Education 
• Peter Sanchez, Department of Political Science
• Catherine DeCarlo Santiago, Department of Psychology 
• Diane Schiller, School of Education 
• Michael Schuck, Department of Theology
• David Schweickart, Department of Philosophy
• Judith Scully, School of Nursing
• David Shoham, Public Health Sciences
• Pat Simpson, School of Business
• David Shriberg, School of Education
• Shweta Singh, School of Social Work 
• Lisa Skemp, School of Nursing
• Suzette Speight, School of Education
• Marcia Spira, School of Social Work 
• Annette Steinacker, Department of Political Science
• Don Stemen, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology
• Yolanda Suarez-Balcazar, Department of Psychology 
• Anita Thomas, School of Education 
• Nancy Tuchman, School of Environmental Sustainability
• Katherine Tyson, School of Social Work 
• Fabiola Varela-Garcia, Department of Modern Languages and Literature
• Barbara Velsor-Friedrich, School of Nursing 
• Elizabeth Vera, School of Education 
• Maria Vidal de Haymes, School of Social Work 
• Aana Vigen, Department of Theology 
• George Villanueva, School of Communications 
• Katherine Kaufka Walts, Center for the Human Rights of Children
• Anita Weinberg, School of Law
• Rhys Williams, Department of Sociology 
• Jonathan Wilson, Department of Fine and Performing Arts
• Talmadge Wright, Department of Sociology 
• Kathleen Maas Weigert, Department of Sociology
• Judith Wittner, Department of Sociology
• Gene Zechmeister, Department of Psychology