Faculty Experts
The UNG Faculty Expert Guide is designed to connect the news media with faculty members who can provide expertise and commentary on a wide variety of news and research topics. You are welcome to contact these faculty members directly or contact us for more information.
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Ruben Boling Director, The Center for the Future of North Georgia -
Renee Bricker Associate Professor, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy -
Richard Byers Professor, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy -
Carl Cavalli Professor, Political Science & International Affairs -
Kim Hudson Gallogly Department Head, Nursing -
Nick Kastner Marketing Manager, Mike Cottrell College of Business -
Timothy May Associate Dean, College of Arts & Letters
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Ruben Boling
Director - Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
706-864-1614
706-864-1614
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Entrepreneurship, Small Business, Strategic Planning
Renee Bricker
Topics
HistoryExpertise
citizenship as democratic participation, using social media to politically engage, torture, religious reformations, Tudor-Stuart British history
Richard Byers
Topics
HistoryExpertise
German history, Southeast Asia, modern Europe, holocaust/genocide, aviation history, world history
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Carl Cavalli
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Political ScienceExpertise
American Political Institutions, American Political Parties and Elections, Federal Elections, The Presidency
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Kim Hudson-Gallogly
Expertise
Women's Health
Natalie Hyslop
Topics
BiologyExpertise
Wildlife ecology, conservation and management, Herpetology, Population ecology
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Nick Kastner
Expertise
Digital Marketing, Agile Marketing
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Anastasia Lin
- Nationally Competitive Scholarships
- Research and Engagement
- English
- Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities
706-867-3234
Expertise
Chinese American Poetry, ethic studies, orientalism, transnationalism, nationally competitive scholarships
Johanna Luthman
Topics
HistoryExpertise
British history (1500s and 1600s), Queen Elizabeth I of England, James I of England, history of women (1500s - 1800s), history of gender in Europe, history of love, sex, and marriage in Europe (1500s - 1800s), history of nobility (noblewomen)
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Timothy May
Associate Dean, College of Arts & Letters
706-864-1913
706-864-1913
Topics
HistoryExpertise
the Mongol Empire, the Crusades, medieval warfare, Central Asia, Mongolia, Islamic history
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George Wrisley
Expertise
Philosophy, Metaphysics (the relationship between language and ontology in particular), Philosophy of Language, Ethics, Wittgenstein, Buddhism, Nietzsche
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