Tobias Hoffmann, Associate Professor, School of Philosophy

Ph.D., Universite de Fribourg

Research/Teaching Interests:  Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus, medieval ethics.

hoffmann@cua.edu

Katherine L. Jansen, Associate Professor, Department of History

Ph.D., Princeton University

Research/Teaching Interests:  History of women and gender, medieval religious cultures, hagiography, medieval Italy.

jansen@cua.edu

William Klingshirn, Professor, Department of Greek and Latin

Ph.D., Stanford University

Research/Teaching Interests:  Late antique history, Roman religion, Christianization, divination.

klingshirn@cua.edu

Shialing Kwa, Lecturer and Course Supervisor, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

Ph.D., Yale University

Research/Teaching Interests: Medieval Spanish literature and language

kwa@cua.edu

William P. Loewe, Associate Professor, School of Theology and Religious Studies

Ph.D., Marquette University

Research/Teaching Interests:  Systematic and fundamental theology, especially Christology and soteriology, Lonergan Studies.

loewe@cua.edu

Father John Lynch, Professor Emeritus, School of Canon Law

Ph.D., University of Toronto

Research/ Teaching Interests:  History of canon law, medieval history.

lynch@cua.edu

Frank A.C. Mantello, Professor, Department of Greek and Latin

Ph.D., University of Toronto

Research/Teaching Interests:  Medieval Latin, Latin paleography, textual criticism.

mantello@cua.edu

Angela McKay, Assistant Professor, School of Philosophy

Ph.D., University of Notre Dame

Research/Teaching Interests:  Virtue, ethics, Thomas Aquinas.

mckay@cua.edu

Rev. Mark Morozowich, Associate Professor, School of Theology and Religious Studies

SEOL, SEOD, Pontifical Oriental Institute

Research/Teaching Interests:  Byzantine liturgy. 

morozowich@cua.edu

Leonora Neville, Associate Professor, Department of History

Ph.D., Princeton University

Research/Teaching Interests:  Byzantine history, middle Byzantine social and cultural history, especially authority and social regulation, historiography, appropriations of Roman culture, gender and religion.

nevillel@cua.edu

Timothy B. Noone, Ordinary Professor, School of Philosophy

Ph.D., University of Toronto

Research/Teaching Interests:  John Duns Scotus, Franciscan philosophy, metaphysics in the High Middle Ages, medieval intellectual culture.

noonet@cua.edu

Denis J. Obermeyer, Assistant Curator, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections

Ph.D., The Catholic University of America

Research/ Teaching Interests: Theology and literature, Christology, church history.

obermeyer@cua.edu

Kenneth Pennington, Kelly-Quinn Professor of Ecclesiastical and Legal History, Columbus School of Law and School of Canon Law

Ph.D., Cornell University

Research/Teaching Interests:  Ancient, medieval and early modern legal history, history of constitutional thought, political theory, Church history, history of universities, paleography.

pennington@cua.edu

John F. Petruccione, Associate Professor, Department of Greek and Latin

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research/Teaching Interests:  Latin Patristics, early Christian poetry and hagiography.

petruccione@cua.edu

Lawrence R. Poos, Dean of School of Arts & Sciences, Ordinary Professor, Department of History

Ph.D., Cambridge University

Research Interests:  Late medieval social and economic history.

poos@cua.edu

Philip Rousseau, Director and Andrew W. Mellon Professor, Center for the Study of Early Christianity

Ph.D., Oxford University

Research/Teaching Interests:  Late antique religion with emphasis on early Christian asceticism.

rousseau@cua.edu

Shawqi Talia, Instructor, Department of Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures

Ph.D., The Catholic University of America

Research/Teaching Interests:  Arabic, Neo-Syriac, Garshuni texts, simultaneous interpretation (Arabic-English).

talia@cua.edu

Janet Timbie, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania

Research/Teaching Interests:  Coptic, Egyptian asceticism and monasticism.

jtimbie@worldnet.att.net

Matthias Vorwerk, Assistant Professor, School of Philosophy

Ph.D., University of Münster, Germany

Research/Teaching Interests:  Ancient philosophy, Plato, Plotinus, Neoplatonism.

vorwerk@cua.edu

Grayson Wagstaff, Associate Professor and Director, Latin American Center for Graduate Studies, Rome School of Music

Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin

Research/Teaching Interests:  Late medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music in Spain and Mexico.

wagstaff@cua.edu

Susan Wessel, Assistant Professor, School of Theology and Religious Studies

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research/Teaching Interests:  History of church councils, Christology, formation of Orthodoxy, Heresiology, reception of classical antiquity, hagiography, Christian Anthropology, the theology of compassion.

wessels@cua.edu

Kevin White, Associate Professor, School of Philosophy

Ph.D., University of Ottawa

Research/Teaching Interests:  Medieval Latin philosophy, medieval rhetoric, Thomas Aquinas.

whitek@cua.edu

Monsignor John H. Wippel, Ordinary Professor, School of Philosophy

Ph.D., University of Louvain

Research/ Teaching Interests:  Medieval philosophy, Thomas Aquinas, Godfrey of Fontaines.

wippel@cua.edu

Rev. Michael G. Witczak, Assistant Professor, School of Theology and Religious Studies

SLL and SLD, Pontifical Liturgical Institute (Pontifical Athenaeum S. Anselmo), Rome

Research/Teaching Interests:  History of the liturgy, sacramental liturgy, Medieval Latin liturgy, especially the development of the Ordo missae, the cult of the saints.

witczak@cua.edu

Stephen Wright, Professor, Department of English Language and Literature

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research/Teaching Interests:  Middle English and European literature, medieval drama.

wrights@cua.edu