Lawrence M. Principe

Director, Charles Singleton Center for the Study of Pre-Modern Europe
Drew Professor of the Humanities, Department of the History of Science and Technology

PhD, History of Science, Johns Hopkins University
PhD, Organic Chemistry, Indiana University

Gilman 376
410-516-4807
lmafp@jhu.edu

Research Interests: Early modern and late medieval science and technology, especially the history of alchemy/chemistry and issues of science and theology/religion

Sharon Achinstein

Sir William Osler Professor of English, Department of English

Gilman 24
410-516-5575
sachins1@jhu.edu

Research Interests: Early modern literature, poetry, and poetics, gender

Stephen Campbell

Henry and Elizabeth Wiesenfeld Professor and Acting Department Chair, Department of History of Art

PhD, Johns Hopkins University

Gilman 170
410-516-4928
stephen.campbell@jhu.edu

Research Interests: Reception of antiquity in Italy 1300-1600, literature and the figurative arts, art theory

Earle Havens

Nancy H. Hall Curator of Rare Books & Manuscripts, The Sheridan Libraries
Visiting Associate Professor, Alexander Grass Humanities Institute

PhD, Yale University

The Sheridan Libraries
443-743-7849
earle.havens@jhu.edu

Michael Kwass

Professor and Chair, Department of History

PhD, University of Michigan

Gilman 338A
410-516-5789
kwass@jhu.edu

Research Interests: Early Modern France, French Revolution, French Atlantic, globalization

Yitzhak Y. Melamed

Charlotte Bloomberg Professor of the Humanities, Department of Philosophy

PhD, Yale University

Gilman 274
410-516-0568
ymelame1@jhu.edu

Research Interests: Early modern philosophy, German idealism, metaphysics

Karen ní Mheallaigh

Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, Classics

PhD, Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin

Gilman 114
410-516-0031
knimhea1@jhu.edu

Gianna Pomata

Professor, Institute for the History of Medicine

1900 East Monument Street
410-955-3037
gpomata1@jhmi.edu

Research Interests: Scientific empiricism, history of the body, gender history, women's history, Individualized medicine, medical care narratives, case histories, doctor-patient relationship, early modern European social and cultural history, history of medicine

Walter Stephens

Charles S. Singleton Professor of Italian Studies and Director of the Italian Subdivision, Department of Modern Languages & Literatures
Director of Graduate Studies for Italian

PhD, Cornell University; PhD, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa

Gilman 408
410-516-7229
walter.stephens@jhu.edu

Research Interests: Medieval and Renaissance Italian literature