Art and material culture of France, Germany and Britain in the mid to late nineteenth century, with an emphasis on cross-national developments in the histories of science, politics, psychology, and sexuality.

20th-century literature, film studies, queer studies, French literature and film, modernism and the postmodern

Second language acquisition, curriculum design, digital pedagogy

Yiddish language, Yiddish literature in translation, gender and Jewish literature, Jewish American literature, Jewish film, literary translation

cultural history of water management and forestry, energy transitions, 18th-century literature, gender studies, cultural studies, cinema studies, history of the body, environmental humanities, 20th-century history novel, Dutch literature and culture

18th - early 20th century literature, comparative literature, aesthetic theory, German-Jewish writing

environmental humanities, translation and multilingualism, cultural memory, public history and humanities

literary and critical theory, German Romanticism and Idealism, Russian Formalism, Soviet and Western Marxism, materialism and the Spinozist tradition

Yiddish language and music

Business German

Dutch Language and Literature

German Language and Literature, Comparative Literature, Digital Humanities, Intercultural Learning

Twentieth-century American literature, postcolonial studies (especially African and South African literature), modernism, globalization and transnational cultural studies, and contemporary women writers

Fairy tale, Grimm brothers, Yiddish folk tales, Nazi-era Volkskunde

Hegel, Marx, 19th and 20th century German and European intellectual and cultural history, and contemporary theory

Film studies, modern American and German cinema, and pedagogy

19th & 20th century music, Scandinavian studies

Architectural theory and design studios

Habermas, the public sphere in eighteenth-century France, Russian-Jewish historiography, the state of the field of Russian and East European studies in Germany and the United States, modern Jewish history

Cinema and modern Media

Historical linguistics, Indo-European linguistics (Greek, Tocharian, Germanic), morphology

Renaissance and Reformation, early modern Europe

Painting and graphics of Northern Europe, particularly Germany and the Netherlands during the era of Renaissance and Reformation, film

Medieval and early modern European literature, including German and Dutch

Germanic philology

Baroque literature, Sprachgesellschaften, language pedagogy

19th- and 20th-century literature, modernism, cultural studies