African Diasporic cosmologies, sacred ontologies; Afro-Caribbean cultural expressions and identity; slavery and the Afro-Atlantic world; sacred sexualities and gender.

Research and Teaching Interests: Early Music, Women Composers, Symphonic and Chamber Music Repertoire, J.S. Bach

Planetary astronomer, fascinated by planetary rings and atmospheres, committed to teaching science, and a devotee of all the liberal arts.

Research areas: Literary Studies, Environmental Humanities.

Works on ancient Greek philosophy, with emphasis on ancient ethics and moral psychology.

Historian of China/Inner Asia; research on intersection of empire and ethnicity in the 1700s, and on the links between business, state-building, and inequality in the 20th century.

Focused on stable isotope geochemistry and physical geology.

Developmental psychologist studying relationships, real and imagined, with a focus on young children's imaginary companions.

Researching issues of international security with a specific focus on legitimacy, rising powers, and territorial conflict.

Queer literary studies, including representations of HIV/AIDS; transatlantic Modernism, including the Harlem Renaissance; and the 20C Novel.

Cell biologist using fission yeast to study regulatory mechanisms of conserved, essential cellular processes.

Historian of early American and Native American history, English colonialism and cultural encounters, environmental history, and violence in American history.

Art historian examining African and African American identities, music, the body, and feminism in 20th century and contemporary art. 

Ecologist focusing on invasive plant population dynamics and environmental influences.

Specialist of contemporary French society. Interested in the media, gender and sexuality in France and the European Union.

Media History and Theory, Cinema History and Theory, Digital Technology, Visual Culture, Virtual Reality (VR), Technological Subjectivity.

Specialized in 19th and 20th century Latin American literature and culture; also interested in trans-pacific studies.

I am a researcher, entrepreneur and teacher with a passion for invention and recognizing and increasing underrepresented voices in science.

Specialized in 19^th- through 21^st-century literature with a focus on Hispanic American narrative and the literary and cultural history of modern Mexico, I am a bilingual scholar, book editor, translator and teacher.

Director of Orchestras, Brandeis University and Wellesley College

Global Health and Community Medicine, Development, Evidence and Ethics

My primary research and teaching interests lie in political psychology and political behavior, focusing on political violence in American elections.

Expert in computer hardware: the nuts and bolts (or, gates and chips) that make a computer work.

Specialist in English Romanticism; teaches Romantic Poetry and other literature courses with an emphasis on poetry.

Focuses on the history of American business organizations and their governance, and more generally on the role of legal institutions in shaping economic and financial development.

Interests include history of 19th-century Russian literature, Russian nature-writing, and Russian music.

Explores school-community relationships in K-12 urban schools with an emphasis on race, immigration, and culture.

Experimental and theoretical work in complex fluids, mentoring students, using advanced computational tools in undergraduate physics curriculum.

Teaches medieval Italian and comparative literature; works on the manuscript transmission of late medieval texts and reading practices.

Qualitative sociologist focusing on race, class, gender, and cultural production.

Specialist in early music string playing. Plays repertory from the medieval, Renaissance & baroque eras with internationally-known ensembles.

I am the director of the Writing Program and senior lecturer in writing.

Ecologist with a dual Wellesley role: Director of the Botanic Gardens and faculty member in Biology and Environmental Studies.

Video and installation artist working at the intersection of landscape, history, and memory.

Teaches introduction to computer science for majors and non-majors, as well as data structures.

African historian focusing on Somalia and Sudan with a long-term research and teaching focus on the history of Africa, the Middle East, and Islam in Africa; translator of historical and popular culture texts in Arabic and Somali.

Psychology Department chair; Interested in exploring the cognitive and neural bases of human memory capacities; teach courses in memory, cognition, and neuropsychology.

Researcher on labor economics and entrepreneurship, with specific focus on women, education and immigration.

Research interests include the relationship between spoken and written language, the structure of the mental lexicon, orthographic processing and the acquisition of literacy and skilled reading, and structures of writing systems.

Guitarist, composer, educator, Mr. Kirby is a graduate of Berklee College of Music and has a Masters degree in Jazz Composition and Arranging from University of Massachusetts (Amherst). As well as his work as string faculty at Wellesley College, he is an Associate Professor at Berklee College of Music and teaches for Berklee online.

Shakespearean engaged in bringing theatre and academia into greater dialogue; can also be found at home with kids or on soccer field.

Plant physiologist investigating various processes that allow plants to optimize photosynthesis.

Personality psychologist interested in family systems theory and sports psychology

Research, writing, and teaching at the intersection of Jewish Studies and American literary and cultural studies.

Professor Lange's interests are in computability theory, an area of logic that explores the algorithmic content encoded in mathematical problems.

In my research I examine representations of violence against women in world cinema and media. I am the Principal Editor of the Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies, and I teach Italian culture and European cinema.