Robert Anderson

Professor, Communication.
International development and communication; South Asia, Indonesia.

Yildiz Atasoy

Associate Professor, Sociology.
Development studies; gender relations; Islamic politics; Turkey, Middle East.

Len Berggren

Professor Emeritus, Mathematics.
History of mathematical sciences in ancient Greece and medieval Islam.

Luke Clossey

Assistant Professor, History
Comparative world history of religions; early modern China, Mexico, Mughals.

Parin Dossa

Professor, Anthropology.
Migration, gender and health; Muslim women; Iranians in the diaspora.

Graham Fuller

Adjunct Professor, History.
Islamism and North American foreign policy as it relates to the Muslim world.

Andre Gerolymatos

Chair, Hellenic Studies; Professor, History.
Hellenism; Greek-Turkish military history; international relations and Muslim politics.

Thomas Kuehn

Assistant Professor, History.
Social and cultural history of the Ottoman empire and Turkey.

Derryl MacLean

Director CCSMSC, Associate Professor, History.
History of religion; Islamics; early modern South and Central Asia; Islam in the West.

Laura Marks

Dena Wosk Professor in Art and Culture Studies.
Cinema in the Arab world; Islamic genealogy of new media art.

Tamir Moustafa

Associate Professor and Stephen Jarislowsky Chair, School for International Studies
Law and society; religion and politics; politics of the Middle East.

Paul Sedra

Assistant Professor, History.
Modern Middle East; education and the rise of the modern state; Egyptian cinema.

Ken Seigneurie

Director, World Literature. Associate Professor, World Literature. Modern Arabic, French and British fiction, literary theory and the history of humanist thought.

Ozlem Sensoy

Assistant Professor, Education.
Constructions of Muslims in North America through education and media.

John Spagnolo

Associate Professor (retired), History.
International history of Arab Middle East; Lebanon.

Azadeh Yamini-Hamedani

Assistant Professor, Comparative World Literature
Interconnections of literature and philosophy, emphasis on the semiotics of translation.

Habiba Zaman

Associate Professor, Women's Studies.
Women and development; globalization and women's work; Bangladesh.