The faculty in Bard's Middle Eastern Studies Program (MES) draw on diverse areas of expertise. MES faculty come from the academic programs in history, literature, Arabic, religion, sociology, political studies, art history, and economics. Students in MES benefit from the depth of each professor's disciplinary background and the breadth of multidisciplinary perspectives they collectively bring to the program.
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Arabic, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Literature -
Global and International Studies, Historical Studies -
Arabic, Experimental Humanities, Human Rights, Literature -
Religion, Jewish Studies -
Anthropology; Environmental and Urban Studies; Global and International Studies; Human Rights; Science, Technology, and Society -
Affiliated Faculty
- Katherine M. Boivin – Art History
- Ziad Dallal – Arabic
- Yuval Elmelech – Sociology
- Tabetha Ewing – History
- Nuruddin Farah – Literature
- Jeff Jurgens – Anthropology
- James P. Ketterer – Political Studies
- Matthew Lynch – Religion
- David Nelson – Religion
- Joel Perlmann – Economics
- Karen Raizen – Italian
- Karen Sullivan – Literature
