More than 30 College of Liberal Arts professors from more than a dozen departments have retired over the past year, after spending decades serving their students and the university community. Retirees include Linguistics Professor Robert King, who was the founding dean of the College of Liberal Arts and served in that post from 1979–1989 and 1991-1993. We salute these dedicated faculty members for their years of teaching, research and service.
Anthropology James Brow
Asian Studies Herman Van Olphen
Classics Michael Gagarin
English Jeffrey Barnouw, Thomas Cable, Laura Furman, Joseph Kruppa, José Limón, William Scheick
French and Italian Mary-Farr Baker, Jane Lippmann
French and Italian/Slavic and Eurasian Studies Seth Wolitz, Government, Clement Henry, Robert Wagner
Germanic Studies H.B. Moeller, Janet Swaffar, John Weinstock
History Norman Brown, Guy Miller, Richard Pells
History/Classics Gwyn Morgan
Linguistics Robert King
Middle Eastern Studies Peter Abboud, Harold Liebowitz
Philosophy Herbert Hochberg, Alexander Mourelatos
Psychology Leslie Cohen, Peter Macneilage, Dennis McFadden
Slavic and Eurasian Studies Leslie O’Bell
Sociology Thomas Pullum
Spanish and Portuguese Marta Lujan, Nicolas Shumway
