Faculty
Wanda Deifelt, Ph.D. (religion), Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary and Northwestern University
deifwa01@luther.edu
Course: God and Gender
Carol Gilbertson, Ph.D. (English), University of Minnesota
gilbertc@luther.edu
Course: Literature by Women
Ann Highum, Ph.D. (vice president and dean for student life)
highuman@luther.edu
Course: Women in the Developing World: Nicaragua and Chile
Laurie Iudin-Nelson. (Russian studies), University of Wisconsin-Madison
iudinnel@luther.edu
Course: Time of Stalin
Lise Kildegaard, Ph.D. (English), University of Chicago
kildegli@luther.edu
Courses: Literature by Women, Paideia Capstone
Harvey Klevar, Ph.D. (anthropology), University of Minnesota
klevarha@luther.edu
Courses: American Diversity, Gender and Culture
Harley Refsal, Candidatus Magisterii (Scandinavian studies), Telemark Laererhøgskole, Norway
refsalha@luther.edu
Course: Scandinavian folk arts
Boris Kukso, Ph.D.
kuksbo01@luther.edu
kuksbo01@luther.edu
Course:
Charlotte Kunkel, Ph.D. (sociology), University of Colorado
kunkelch@luther.edu
Courses: Sociology of Gender; Gender, Globalization and Development
Lea Pickard, Ph.D. (social work/women's studies), University at Albany-SUNY
pickle01@luther.edu
Courses: Introduction to Women's Studies; Women's Resistance Movements; Gender, Health and Medicine
Kimberly Powell, Ph.D. (Communication studies), University of Georgia
powellki@luther.edu
Courses: Language, Faith, Money and Women (Paideia II); Feminist Rhetorical Theories
Sheila Radford-Hill, Ph.D. (Luther Diversity Center)
radfsh01@luther.edu
Course: Africana Women Writers
Diane Scholl, Ph.D. (English), University of Chicago
schollde@luther.edu
Course: Literature by Women
Lissa Skitolsky, Ph.D. (philosophy), Emory University
skitli01@luther.edu
Course: Feminist Philosophy
Marty Steele, M.S. (Luther counseling servies)
steelema@luther.edu
Course: Women in the Developing World: Nicaragua and Chile
Kristin Swanson, Ph.D. (religion), Vanderbilt University
swansokr@luther.edu
Course: Language, Faith, Money and Women (Paideia II)
Novian Whitsitt, Ph.D. (Africana studies and English), University of Wisconsin-Madison
whitsino@luther.edu
Course: Africana Literature: Carribean Women Writers
Jacqueline Wilkie, D.A. (history), Carnegie-Mellon University
wilkieja@luther.edu
Course: Gender and Women’s History
Lawrence Williams, Ph.D. (Africana studies and history), University of Iowa
williala@luther.edu
Course: The Black Family