CLAGS Directory of Lesbian and Gay Studies
Item
Directory of
Lesbian and Gay
studies
The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
THE
CLAGS DIRECTORY
OF
LESBIAN AND
GAY STUDIES
Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
The City University of New York
New York, 1994
ae
y
Published by The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies,
at The Graduate School and University Center,
The City University of New York,
33 West 42 Street,
New York, NY 10036-809
Copyright 1994 by The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
The growth of lesbian and gay studies has been explosive over the last
decade, the scope and breadth of the work produced, astonishing. Hun-
dreds of books and articles have appeared on various aspects of lesbian
and gay history, politics and culture—work that has transformed our own
sense of who we are and has begun to convey to a larger audience the
challenging specialness of our lives.
Given this sudden upsurge, it has been difficult for even the commit-
ted specialist in gay and lesbian studies to stay abreast of the outpouring
of new scholarship. And graduate students considering lesbian and gay
studies as a career have found it difficult to identify faculty members, uni-
versities or regions of the country that have developed a critical mass of
researchers in the areas of their special interest. What has been sorely
needed is some sort of systematic listing of those at work in this bur-
geoning new field, a coherent, if preliminary charting of the waters.
This Directory is meant to fill that need. It is the product of several
years of work, and for the past year has consumed the energies of the Cen-
ter for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS) Publications Committee. We
have, over the years, done everything we could think of to circulate our
Directory form — from including it in newsletter mailings, to leaving
stacks on conference tables. We have even contacted a number of schol-
ars directly, after noting their surprising absence from early lists.
As a result of these efforts we are pleased to be able to offer this
Directory of some 600 scholars working in gay and lesbian studies. To
facilitate the use of the Directory, we have not only listed the entries
alphabetically but also by academic field, institution, and geographic
location, appending as well up to four bibliographic items for each schol-
ar. Our hope is that this Directory will bring some coherence to an emerg-
ing field which has thus far been expanding in a happily chaotic fashion.
Though this is a pioneering effort, we make no pretense to it being a
definitive one. Absolute comprehensiveness has not been possible
because of the rapidly evolving nature of the field, and the fact that we
have had to rely on voluntary responses to our Directory form (which also
accounts for inconsistencies in the format of the bibliographic entries).
Our hope is that with each new edition—we plan one every three years—
we will be able to better approach completeness. To that end, we have
included a form at the back of this volume, and we hope that anyone not
listed will quickly send in the requisite information.
We believe this Directory will prove an important tool for facilitating
communication between scholars already working in the field or hoping
to enter it. And that, in turn, will help to guarantee the secure place of les-
bian and gay studies in academic life—and in the consciousness of the
country at large.
Martin Duberman
July, 1994
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The primary responsibility for this Directory has fallen to the 1993-4
CLAGS Publications Committee: Lucile Duberman, Martin Duberman,
Jeffrey Escoffier and John di Carlo. But over the years, and sometimes at
critical points, a number of other individuals have made important
contributions. The Publications Committee especially wants to thank:
Luke Doles, Dan Evans, Seymour Kleinberg, Greg Kucher, Matt Rottnek,
and Catherine Sears. Elaine Tannenbaum helped design the directory and
grants from the Bills Foundation (Bill Hibsher and Bill Johnson) and the
office of Assemblywoman Deborah Glick have helped to absorb the costs
of bringing this volume to publication.
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Listing of Scholars by Academic Field
Art History
Susan Aberth — Latin American art history
Deborah Bright — art, art criticism and history
Adam Brown — art
Whitney Davis — art history, archaeology, cultural analysis
Wayne R. Dynes — art history
Eric Gordon — arts
Diana E. Hulick — art history
Jonathan Katz — art history, cultural studies
Liz Kotz — cultural studies, contemporary art
Cassandra L. Langer — art history and criticism
Timothy Martin — art, ethnography, HIV research
James Meyer — art history
James M. Saslow — art history
Chung To — history, art
Jonathan Weinberg — art history, artist, AIDS activism
Millie Wilson — art
Comparative and Modern Languages and Literatures
Emily Apter — comparative literature, French, psychoanalysis
Rane Ramon Arroyo — drama, literature
Perry Brass — literature, theory and politics
Diane Griffin Crowder — French and women’s studies
Chang-Muy Fernando — law, literature
Mary S. Gossy— literature
Christian Gundermann — literary criticism, German studies
Jarrod Hayes— French literature
Earl Jackson, Jr. — literature
Simon Karlinsky — Russian literature and culture, music
Susan Kassouf — German studies
Marita Keilson-Lauritz — literature
James Keller — German literature
Richard Alan Korb — German literature
Biddy Martin — German studies, women’s studies
Kate Millett — literature
Oscar Montero — Spanish American literature
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Kevin Moss — Russian & East European literature, culture
Meono Picado — geography
Vasu Reddy — literature, theater
Ariel Ruiz — Puerto Rican and Nuyorican literature
Jorge Salessi— Latin American literatures and civilization
Thyme S. Siegel — German literature, women’s studies
Rosemary Silva — Slavic languages and literatures
Thomas C. Spear — French
Denis Sweet — German, Russian, and East Asian literatures
Les K. Wright — literature and sociology, gay/lesbian history
Education
M. Bryson — education
Pat Griffin — social justice education
Claudio W. Kairuz — politics, education
Glorianne M. Leck— philosophy, education
Patrick Love — education
Maria Luisa Molina — education, feminist studies
Roberta Mura — education
Don Murphy — education, journalism
Thom Prentice — education, language and literacy
James T. Sears — education
Jonathan Silin — education
Stanley B. Straw — education
Nelson C. Vincent — eucation, philosophy
Mark von Destinon — education
Felice Yeskel — education, organizational development
English Literature
Henry Abelove— English
Julie Abraham — English
Kate Adams — English, American studies
Carolyn J. Allen — English
Amittai F. Aviram — English and comparative literature
Ian Barnard — English
Paula Bennett — English, women’s studies
David M. Bergeron — English
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David Bergman — English
Joseph A. Boone — English
James E. Brogan — English
J. F Buckley — English
Sue-Ellen Case — film, theater, literature
Anne Charles — English and women’s studies
Peter G. Christiansen — literature
Michael J. Clark — English
John M. Clum — English and drama
Jack Collins — literature, writing
Andrew W. Conrad — English
Louie Crew — English
Louis Crompton — English
Margaret Cruikshank — English, women’s studies, serontology
Katherine Cummings — cultural studies, English
Barbara J. DiBernard — English
Judy Doenges — fiction writer, English
Emma Donoghue — English literature, history, cultural studies
Bart Eeckhout — English and American literature
Ira Elliot — American and British literature
Lillian Faderman — English
Tucker Pamela Farley — English, women’s studies
Byrne R.S. Fone — English
Elaine Freedgood — English
Raymond-Jean Froutain — English
Diana Fuss — English
Greta C. Gaard — women’s studies, English
Cayo E. Gamber — English
Majorie Garber — English, popular culture
John F. Gilgun — English, American literature
Julia Giordano — English
Jewelle Gomez — literature
Judith Halberstam — literature
Susan Hallgarth — literature, women’s studies
Ellis Hanson — English
Rosemary Hennesy — English, feminist theory, cultural studies
Katie Hogan — English
Walter R. Holland — English, poetry
Maureen Honey — English
Tom Horner — English
Florence Howe — literature, publishing
146
Karla Jay — English
Arnie Kantrowitz — English
Robert Kaplan — literature
Richard A. Kaye — literature
Seymour Kleinberg — English
Alisa Klinger — English, women’s studies
Kevin Kopelson — English
Steven F. Kruger — English
Susan J. Leonardi — English
Thomas L. Long — English literature and criticism
Christopher Looby— English
Harriet Malinowitz — English
Jaime Manrique — English, creative writing
Robert Martin — English
Robert McRuer — English
Edmund Miller — English
Virginia Mollenkott — English, feminism, lesbian theology
Michael Moon — English and American literature
Donald E. Morton — critical theory and cultural studies
Marilyn R. Mumford — British and American literature
Jim Nason — English
Joan Nestle — English
Robert Andrew Nowlan — English, cultural studies
G.R. Nusbaum — psychology, English
Robert Peters — literature
Minnie Bruce Pratt — literature
Donna Risolo — literature
John G. Roberts — English
Amy Robinson — cultural studies, African-American literature
John Robinson — English, comparative literature
David Roman — English, performance studies
George Rousseau — literature, history of science and medicine
Michael Rumaker — literature, writing
Paul Elliot Russell — English
David Savran — English
Catherine Sears — English
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick — English
Stephen Silva — English literature
Garret Simes — English
Martha Nell Smith — American literature, poetry
Gary Spear — English
147
Judith Stelboum — literature, women’s studies
Midge Stocker — literature, health, drama
Scott F. Stoddart — American literature and film
Kristina Straub — English
Claude Summers — English
William Sweigart — English
Abby Tallmer — English
Catherine G. Taylor — English and cultural studies
Kirsten Thompson — cinema studies, English
Johnny Townsend — literature, history, Mormon religion
Valerie Traub — literature, early modern studies
Annette Van Dyke — literature, women’s studies
David Van Leer — American literature, cultural studies
Jane Vanderbosch — literature
Martha Vicinus — history, literature, theater
Robert Vorlicky—English, theater
Shelton Waldrep — literature, cultural studies
Eibhear Walshe — English literature
Jean Walton — English
Film, Video and Communications
Linda Baughman — communication arts
Sue- Ellen Case—film, theater, literature
Stephen Desmond — media studies
Doug DiBianco — music, film, fine arts, humanities
Sandi Dubrowski — film and video
Julia Erhart — cinema studies, history of consciousness
Fred Fejes — communications, media studies
Larry Gross — communications
Robert Jensen — media studies
Charles Krinsky — film studies, American studies
Robert Lang — film
Alisa Lebow — cinema studies, documentary video maker
Frances Negron-Muntaner— film/media studies, cultural studies
Charles Nero — speech communication, rhetoric
Gema Pérez-Sanchez — Spanish literature, film theory
B. Ruby Rich — film/video, sexuality, Latin America
Peter Sacks — cinema studies
Jennifer Scott— film
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Ed Sikov — film
Ron Simmons — mass communication
Scott F. Stoddart — American literature and film
Chris Straayer—cinema studies
Kirsten Thompson — cinema studies, English
Howard Voland — communications
Patricia White — film
James D. Woods — communications, cultural studies
Historical Studies
Robert Aldrich—economic history
Holly Baggett—U.S. history
Eric Bentley—theater, music, history
Rudi C. Victor Bleys—history
Warren Blumenthal—sociology, history
David James Bolgert—history
Nan Jenese Boyd—history, American studies
Scott Bravmann—history
Alice Browne—history
Brett Callis—history
Douglas Chambers—history
George Chauncey—history
Beckey E. Conekin—history
Blanche Wiesen Cook—history
Dennis D. Cordell—history
John D’Emilio—history
Robert Dawidoff—history
Emma Donoghue—English, literature, history, cultural studies
Martin Duberman—history
Nicholas Edsall—history
Jeffrey Escoffier—history, economics
Lane Fenrich—history
John C. Fout—history
Robert Frame—history
Estelle Freedman—history
Eric S. Garber—history
Geoffrey Giles—history
Kenneth Goings—African-American history
Bert Hansen—history
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Karen M. Harbeck—education, history and law
Gert Hekma—sociology, history
Terri L. Jewell—black lesbian/women’s history
Warren Johansson—history
David K. Johnson—history
Ralph W. Judd—history
David M. Kahn—history
Jonathan Ned Katz— history
Hubert Kennedy—history, German studies
Gerard Koskovich—history
Dorelies Kraakman—history
Helen Leman—history
James B. Levin—history, law
Michael A. Lombardi-Nash—homophile history
Lyndall MacCowan—anthropology, oral history
Anne Mackay—oral history
Steven Maynard—history
Martin Dennis Meeker—history
Jeffrey Merrick—history
Leisa D. Meyer—history, women’s studies
Tracy Morgan—history
George Mosse—history
Vivien W. Ng—history
Cynthia D. Nieb—history
Frank Nobilette—history
William A. Peniston—history
William A. Percy—history
Gregory M. Pfugfelder—history
Richard Plant—history
Tony Platt—sociology, U.S. history
Eugene F. Rice—history
Raul Robinson—history
Vernon A. Rosario—history, medicine
Will Roscoe—anthropology, history, cultural studies
George Rousseau—literature, history of science and medicine
Dennis Rubini—history
Leila J. Rupp—history
Edward B. Segel—history
Michael S. Sherry—history
Robert G. Sieber—history
Chris Simpson—history, communications
150
Manuela Soares—history
Howard M. Solomon—history
James Steakley—history, literature
Marc Robert Stein—history
Julie Anne Taddeo—history
David L. Teasley—European history
Chung To—history, art
Johnny Townsend—literature, history, Mormon religion
Randolph Trumbach—history
Martha Vicinus—history, literature, theater
Steven Watson—20th century cultural history
Andrea Weiss-history
Michael Wilson—history
Perry Deane Young—journalism, history
Interdisciplinary Studies
Evelyn Torton Beck — women’s studies
Steven L. Berg — American studies
Nan Jenese Boyd— history, American studies
Charlotte Bunch — feminism
Wendy Chapkis — feminist studies, queer studies
Peter F. Cohen — American studies
Will Doherty — anthropology, lesbian and gay studies
Stephen Donaldson — general interdisciplinary
Lisa Duggan — American studies
Carolyn Gammon — gay and lesbian studies, literature
James Gandre — gay and lesbian studies
Linda Garnets — psychology and women’s studies
Sander Gilman — cultural studies
Margaret Rose Gladney — American studies
Joseph Goodwin — folklore
Cathy Griggers — cultural studies
Jean Grossholtz — women’s studies
James Haines — American studies, English
Sabine Hark — gay and lesbian studies
John Howard — American studies
Janet Jakobsen — women’s studies, religious studies, philosophy
Lauren L. Jardine — lesbian and gay studies
Anne B. Keating — American studies
151
Barbara A. Korbal — American studies, literature
Charles Krinsky — film studies, American studies
W. Dorr Legg — homophile studies
Richard McCann — creative writing, American studies
Sally R. Munt — cultural studies
Eric Reyes — cultural studies, urban studies
Janice Ristock — psychology and women’s studies
Patti R. Roberts — gay and lesbian studies
Katrina Rolley — cultural studies
Paul Julian Smith — cultural studies
Stephanie Smith — women’s studies
Scott Tucker — gay and lesbian studies
Jack Van Der Wel — gay and lesbian studies
Bonnie Zimmerman — women’s studies
Law
Patricia Cain — law
David Chang — law
Joshua Dressler — law
Paula Ettlebrick — law
Karen M. Harbeck — education, history and law
Nan D. Hunter — law
Shannon Minter — law
Nancy D. Polikoff — law
Shepherd Raimi — law
Rhonda R. Rivera — law
Ruthann Robson — law
William B. Rubenstein — law
Charles Shively — law, literature
Evan Wolfson — law
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Library and Archival
James Anderson — library science
Lee Arnold — history, library science
David Azzolina — library services
Charles Botts — gay and lesbian studies, archives
Mary Bowling — archives
James G. Carson — archives
Gene Wesley Elder — archives
Alison Ames Galstad — library science and musicology
Cal Gough — library sciences
R. Ellen Greenblatt — library sciences
Polly Thistlethwaite — librarian
Fred Wasserman — independant curator
Philosophy
Duane Allen — philosophy
Marcos Bisticas-Cocoves— philosophy
Matt Rottnek— philosophy
Richard D. Mohr — philosophy
Darrell Moore — philosophy, cultural studies
Jerome Neu — philosophy
Richard T. Nolan — philosophy and religion
Edward Stein—philosophy, linguistics
James Stramel — philosophy, ethics
Political and Social Sciences
Dennis Altman — political science
Robert W. Bailey — political science
Mark Blasius — political philosophy
Woon Chi-Ching — social studies
Cathy Cohen—political science, African-American studies
Jean T. Conger— community activism
Richard Cornwall — economics
Victor D’Lugin — political science
Jeffrey Edwards — political science
Dante Germino— political scienec
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Brian M. Green — public policy
H.N. Hirsh — political science
Thom Huebner — linguistics and sociolinguistics
Ronald Hunt — political science
Tuula Juvonen — social policy
Gary Lukowski — public policy
Thomas W. Meyer—sociolinguistics
Julia Penelope — linguistics
Shane Phelan — political science
David Rayside — political science
Ellen D. Riggle — political science
Donald B. Rosenthal — political science
Rebecca Mae Salokar — political science
Theo Sandfort — social sciences
Kenneth S. Sherrill — political science
David Welton — interdisciplinary social sciences
Psychiatry, Medicine and Public Health
William Byne — psychiatry, neurosciences
Joseph Cady — medical humanities
Laura Dean — public health
Douglas A. Feldman — medical anthropology
Charles R. Fikar — medecine (pediatric, adolescent)
Linda Garnets—psychology, women’s studies
Louis Gooren — endocrinology, medicine
Stanley E. Harris — psychiatry
Richard A. Isay — psychiatry
Molly Magee — psychoanalysis, clinical social work
Diana C. Miller — psychoanalysis, adult and child psychiatry
John W. Money — medical psychology and pediatrics
G.R. Nussbaum—psychology, English
Janice Ristock—psychology, women’s studies
David Scasta — psychiatry
Bertram Schaffner — psychiatry, psychoanalysis
Erica Schoenberg — psychology, psychoanalysis
Hans Van Druten — epidemiology
James D. Weinrich — evolutionary biology and psychiatry
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Psychology
Blair L. Beadnell — counseling psychology
Mark J. Blechner — psychology, psychoanalysis
Ricki Boden — psychology
Janis S. Bohan — psychology
Anthony Christiansen — psychology and social theory
Charles S. Collins — psychology, theology
Ken Corbett — psychology
Jan Crawford — psychology
James M. Croteau — counseling psychology
Mark Danson — psychology
Edmund F. DeJowski — psychology, law
Janet M. Demb — psychology
Kenneth E. DeVoid — psychotherapy
Karen Franklin — psychology
Judith M. Glassgold — psychology
Gwendell W. Gravitt — psychology
Ilene Green — psychology
Marney Hall — psychology
James Harrison — psychology
Robert H. Hopcke — psychology
Suzanne Iasenza — psychology
Gerald P. Jones — developmental psycholgy
Celia Kitzinger — psychology
Luis Laviena, Ph.D. — psychology
Ronnie Carol Lesser — psychology, psychoanalysis
Kenneth Lewes — clinical psychology
Daniel E. Macias — counseling psychology
Ilan H. Meyer — psychology, public health
Heino Meyer-Bahlburg — psychology
Henry L. Minton — psychology
Bianca Cody Murphy — psychology
David J. Muskera — psychology
John Patten — psychology
Charlotte Patterson — psychology
Vincent Patti — psychology, AIDS education
Mark Pope, Ed.D. — counseling psychology
Art Ramirez — mental health studies
Barbara Sang — psychology
Ritch C. Savin-Williams — human development
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Michael Spretnjak — counseling
Michael R. Stevenson — psychology
Patrick Suraci — psychology
Wayne Swift — psychology
C. A. Tripp — psychology
Joyce Warshow — psychology, creative writing, video
Maxine Wolf — environmental psychology
Religious Studies
Sherrie L. Boothman — theology
Malcolm Boyd — theology and spirituality
Andrew Christian, Rev. — theology
Gary David Comstock — religious studies
Louis William Countryman— religious studies
Susan Henking — religious studies
Mark Kowalewski — sociology, religion
John J. McNeill — psychology, spirituality
Janet E. Pierce — pastor
Craig Wesley Pilant — theology
Bruce Roller — theology
Ronald Russell-Coons — theology
’ Thomas Thurston — theology
Marianne F. Van Fossen — religious studies
Sociology and Anthropology
Barry Adam — sociology, anthropology
Finnegan Alford — sociology
Naomi Braine — sociology
Jan Briggs — sociology
Joel I. Brodsky — sociology
Steve Bryant — sociology, psychology
Joseph Carrier — social anthropology
Molly Cate — sociology
Mitchell Cohen — sociology
Mildred Dickemann — anthropology
Muriel Dimen — psychoanalysis, anthropology
Tim Edwards — sociology
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Deborah A. Elliston — anthropology
Susan A. Farrell — behavioral sciences
John Gagnon — sociology
David F. Greenberg — sociology
Ann Pollinger Haas — sociology
Joseph Harry — sociology
Gert Hekma — sociology, history
Gilbert Herdt — anthropology
John Hollister — sociology
Janice Irvine — sexuality
Lee M. Kochems — anthropology
William L. Leap — anthropology, linguistics
Ellen Lewin — anthropology
Ricardo Llamas — sociology
Renee Llanusa-Cestero — anthropology
Robin Lloyd — sociology
Lyndall MacCowan — anthropology, oral history
Martin Manalansan IV— anthropology
Julie Marcus — anthropology
Toby Marotta — anthropology
E. Hollis Mentzer — anthropology
Luis Mott — anthropology, ethno-history
Klaus Miiller — sociology, European studies
Stephen O. Murray — anthroplogy, sociology
Serena Nanda — anthropology
Peter M. Nardi — sociology
Esther Newton — anthropology
Elizabeth Povinelli — anthropology
Louise Rafkin — literature, sociology
Diane Richardson — sociology, psychology
Becki Ross — sociology
Gayle Rubin — anthropology
Paula Rust — sociology
Daniel P. Schluter — sociology
Steven Seidman — sociology
Jeffrey Shandler — ethnography
Arlene Stein — sociology
Mitchell L. Stevens — sociology
Brett Stockdill — sociology
Sharon Dale Stone — sociology, women’s studies
M. F. Stuck — sociology
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Elizabeth Tudor — anthropology
Carole Vance — anthropology, public health
James William Wafer — anthropology
Vera Whisman — sociology
Fredrick L. Whitam — sociology
David Whittier — sociology
Walter L. Williams — anthropolgy, ethnography
Ara Wilson — anthropology (cultural)
Gilbert Zicklin — sociology
Gilda Zwerman — sociology
Visual and Performing Arts
Sam Abel — drama
Douglas Arrell — theater
Robert Atkins — art criticism, journalism, art history
Eric Bentley — theater, music, history
Francoise Bollack — architecture
Phillip Brett — music
Doug DiBianco — music, film, fine arts, humanities
Allen Ellenzweig — photography, history of photography
Ken Furtado — literature/theater
Robert Giard — photography
Allen Ginsberg — poetry
James Graves — theater, religion
Nancy Hellner — literature/theater
Joe E. Jeffreys — performance studies
Amanda King — painting
Barbara Levy — art therapy, addictions specialist
John Payne — theater arts
Danny Scheier — theater
Ernest J. Schwarz — communication arts, theater
Laurence Senelick — drama, dance
Oran C. Walker— drama
Elizabeth Wood — lesbian and gay studies, musicology
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Writing, Publishing and Journalism
Cheryl Coward— journalism
Martha Noel Evans — French, women’s studies
David Groff — writer
Doris Grumbach — fiction
John Lauritsen — writer and publisher
Charles-Gene McDaniel — journalism
Doug Mitchell — publishing
Mark Mitchell — writer
Niko Pfund — publishing
Sarah Miriam Schulman — fiction/non-fiction writer
Alisa Solomon—journalism, drama
Barbara Smith — writer and publisher
Carter Wilson — fiction, film
Allen Young — writer, editor
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New York, 1994
ae
y
Published by The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies,
at The Graduate School and University Center,
The City University of New York,
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New York, NY 10036-809
Copyright 1994 by The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction by Martin Duberman..............eeeeceseseeeseeeeeeeeeeeeees i-1i
Directory Listings (in alphabetical order)... eee eee eeeeeeeees 1-143
Cross Listings by:
ACAdCMMIG PICIG es acer cicsccectss cesta vesst otescedact (etucestinss ssaeees 144-159
FHSCHUUELOD cove ssscgetisst esee aes casbasuuss scasten i2tists tavenencaateseageron ssn 160-170
Geopraphic. Wocatoni ei. oi Mss... isssssceatesessosscsinss.ncusssecuesy 171-185
CIEAGS DIteClObys BOL: 1 cess. cs. fist eso oe ove tenes Spseotenceegs eeersteen 186-187
INTRODUCTION
The growth of lesbian and gay studies has been explosive over the last
decade, the scope and breadth of the work produced, astonishing. Hun-
dreds of books and articles have appeared on various aspects of lesbian
and gay history, politics and culture—work that has transformed our own
sense of who we are and has begun to convey to a larger audience the
challenging specialness of our lives.
Given this sudden upsurge, it has been difficult for even the commit-
ted specialist in gay and lesbian studies to stay abreast of the outpouring
of new scholarship. And graduate students considering lesbian and gay
studies as a career have found it difficult to identify faculty members, uni-
versities or regions of the country that have developed a critical mass of
researchers in the areas of their special interest. What has been sorely
needed is some sort of systematic listing of those at work in this bur-
geoning new field, a coherent, if preliminary charting of the waters.
This Directory is meant to fill that need. It is the product of several
years of work, and for the past year has consumed the energies of the Cen-
ter for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS) Publications Committee. We
have, over the years, done everything we could think of to circulate our
Directory form — from including it in newsletter mailings, to leaving
stacks on conference tables. We have even contacted a number of schol-
ars directly, after noting their surprising absence from early lists.
As a result of these efforts we are pleased to be able to offer this
Directory of some 600 scholars working in gay and lesbian studies. To
facilitate the use of the Directory, we have not only listed the entries
alphabetically but also by academic field, institution, and geographic
location, appending as well up to four bibliographic items for each schol-
ar. Our hope is that this Directory will bring some coherence to an emerg-
ing field which has thus far been expanding in a happily chaotic fashion.
Though this is a pioneering effort, we make no pretense to it being a
definitive one. Absolute comprehensiveness has not been possible
because of the rapidly evolving nature of the field, and the fact that we
have had to rely on voluntary responses to our Directory form (which also
accounts for inconsistencies in the format of the bibliographic entries).
Our hope is that with each new edition—we plan one every three years—
we will be able to better approach completeness. To that end, we have
included a form at the back of this volume, and we hope that anyone not
listed will quickly send in the requisite information.
We believe this Directory will prove an important tool for facilitating
communication between scholars already working in the field or hoping
to enter it. And that, in turn, will help to guarantee the secure place of les-
bian and gay studies in academic life—and in the consciousness of the
country at large.
Martin Duberman
July, 1994
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The primary responsibility for this Directory has fallen to the 1993-4
CLAGS Publications Committee: Lucile Duberman, Martin Duberman,
Jeffrey Escoffier and John di Carlo. But over the years, and sometimes at
critical points, a number of other individuals have made important
contributions. The Publications Committee especially wants to thank:
Luke Doles, Dan Evans, Seymour Kleinberg, Greg Kucher, Matt Rottnek,
and Catherine Sears. Elaine Tannenbaum helped design the directory and
grants from the Bills Foundation (Bill Hibsher and Bill Johnson) and the
office of Assemblywoman Deborah Glick have helped to absorb the costs
of bringing this volume to publication.
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Listing of Scholars by Academic Field
Art History
Susan Aberth — Latin American art history
Deborah Bright — art, art criticism and history
Adam Brown — art
Whitney Davis — art history, archaeology, cultural analysis
Wayne R. Dynes — art history
Eric Gordon — arts
Diana E. Hulick — art history
Jonathan Katz — art history, cultural studies
Liz Kotz — cultural studies, contemporary art
Cassandra L. Langer — art history and criticism
Timothy Martin — art, ethnography, HIV research
James Meyer — art history
James M. Saslow — art history
Chung To — history, art
Jonathan Weinberg — art history, artist, AIDS activism
Millie Wilson — art
Comparative and Modern Languages and Literatures
Emily Apter — comparative literature, French, psychoanalysis
Rane Ramon Arroyo — drama, literature
Perry Brass — literature, theory and politics
Diane Griffin Crowder — French and women’s studies
Chang-Muy Fernando — law, literature
Mary S. Gossy— literature
Christian Gundermann — literary criticism, German studies
Jarrod Hayes— French literature
Earl Jackson, Jr. — literature
Simon Karlinsky — Russian literature and culture, music
Susan Kassouf — German studies
Marita Keilson-Lauritz — literature
James Keller — German literature
Richard Alan Korb — German literature
Biddy Martin — German studies, women’s studies
Kate Millett — literature
Oscar Montero — Spanish American literature
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Kevin Moss — Russian & East European literature, culture
Meono Picado — geography
Vasu Reddy — literature, theater
Ariel Ruiz — Puerto Rican and Nuyorican literature
Jorge Salessi— Latin American literatures and civilization
Thyme S. Siegel — German literature, women’s studies
Rosemary Silva — Slavic languages and literatures
Thomas C. Spear — French
Denis Sweet — German, Russian, and East Asian literatures
Les K. Wright — literature and sociology, gay/lesbian history
Education
M. Bryson — education
Pat Griffin — social justice education
Claudio W. Kairuz — politics, education
Glorianne M. Leck— philosophy, education
Patrick Love — education
Maria Luisa Molina — education, feminist studies
Roberta Mura — education
Don Murphy — education, journalism
Thom Prentice — education, language and literacy
James T. Sears — education
Jonathan Silin — education
Stanley B. Straw — education
Nelson C. Vincent — eucation, philosophy
Mark von Destinon — education
Felice Yeskel — education, organizational development
English Literature
Henry Abelove— English
Julie Abraham — English
Kate Adams — English, American studies
Carolyn J. Allen — English
Amittai F. Aviram — English and comparative literature
Ian Barnard — English
Paula Bennett — English, women’s studies
David M. Bergeron — English
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David Bergman — English
Joseph A. Boone — English
James E. Brogan — English
J. F Buckley — English
Sue-Ellen Case — film, theater, literature
Anne Charles — English and women’s studies
Peter G. Christiansen — literature
Michael J. Clark — English
John M. Clum — English and drama
Jack Collins — literature, writing
Andrew W. Conrad — English
Louie Crew — English
Louis Crompton — English
Margaret Cruikshank — English, women’s studies, serontology
Katherine Cummings — cultural studies, English
Barbara J. DiBernard — English
Judy Doenges — fiction writer, English
Emma Donoghue — English literature, history, cultural studies
Bart Eeckhout — English and American literature
Ira Elliot — American and British literature
Lillian Faderman — English
Tucker Pamela Farley — English, women’s studies
Byrne R.S. Fone — English
Elaine Freedgood — English
Raymond-Jean Froutain — English
Diana Fuss — English
Greta C. Gaard — women’s studies, English
Cayo E. Gamber — English
Majorie Garber — English, popular culture
John F. Gilgun — English, American literature
Julia Giordano — English
Jewelle Gomez — literature
Judith Halberstam — literature
Susan Hallgarth — literature, women’s studies
Ellis Hanson — English
Rosemary Hennesy — English, feminist theory, cultural studies
Katie Hogan — English
Walter R. Holland — English, poetry
Maureen Honey — English
Tom Horner — English
Florence Howe — literature, publishing
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Karla Jay — English
Arnie Kantrowitz — English
Robert Kaplan — literature
Richard A. Kaye — literature
Seymour Kleinberg — English
Alisa Klinger — English, women’s studies
Kevin Kopelson — English
Steven F. Kruger — English
Susan J. Leonardi — English
Thomas L. Long — English literature and criticism
Christopher Looby— English
Harriet Malinowitz — English
Jaime Manrique — English, creative writing
Robert Martin — English
Robert McRuer — English
Edmund Miller — English
Virginia Mollenkott — English, feminism, lesbian theology
Michael Moon — English and American literature
Donald E. Morton — critical theory and cultural studies
Marilyn R. Mumford — British and American literature
Jim Nason — English
Joan Nestle — English
Robert Andrew Nowlan — English, cultural studies
G.R. Nusbaum — psychology, English
Robert Peters — literature
Minnie Bruce Pratt — literature
Donna Risolo — literature
John G. Roberts — English
Amy Robinson — cultural studies, African-American literature
John Robinson — English, comparative literature
David Roman — English, performance studies
George Rousseau — literature, history of science and medicine
Michael Rumaker — literature, writing
Paul Elliot Russell — English
David Savran — English
Catherine Sears — English
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick — English
Stephen Silva — English literature
Garret Simes — English
Martha Nell Smith — American literature, poetry
Gary Spear — English
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Judith Stelboum — literature, women’s studies
Midge Stocker — literature, health, drama
Scott F. Stoddart — American literature and film
Kristina Straub — English
Claude Summers — English
William Sweigart — English
Abby Tallmer — English
Catherine G. Taylor — English and cultural studies
Kirsten Thompson — cinema studies, English
Johnny Townsend — literature, history, Mormon religion
Valerie Traub — literature, early modern studies
Annette Van Dyke — literature, women’s studies
David Van Leer — American literature, cultural studies
Jane Vanderbosch — literature
Martha Vicinus — history, literature, theater
Robert Vorlicky—English, theater
Shelton Waldrep — literature, cultural studies
Eibhear Walshe — English literature
Jean Walton — English
Film, Video and Communications
Linda Baughman — communication arts
Sue- Ellen Case—film, theater, literature
Stephen Desmond — media studies
Doug DiBianco — music, film, fine arts, humanities
Sandi Dubrowski — film and video
Julia Erhart — cinema studies, history of consciousness
Fred Fejes — communications, media studies
Larry Gross — communications
Robert Jensen — media studies
Charles Krinsky — film studies, American studies
Robert Lang — film
Alisa Lebow — cinema studies, documentary video maker
Frances Negron-Muntaner— film/media studies, cultural studies
Charles Nero — speech communication, rhetoric
Gema Pérez-Sanchez — Spanish literature, film theory
B. Ruby Rich — film/video, sexuality, Latin America
Peter Sacks — cinema studies
Jennifer Scott— film
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Ed Sikov — film
Ron Simmons — mass communication
Scott F. Stoddart — American literature and film
Chris Straayer—cinema studies
Kirsten Thompson — cinema studies, English
Howard Voland — communications
Patricia White — film
James D. Woods — communications, cultural studies
Historical Studies
Robert Aldrich—economic history
Holly Baggett—U.S. history
Eric Bentley—theater, music, history
Rudi C. Victor Bleys—history
Warren Blumenthal—sociology, history
David James Bolgert—history
Nan Jenese Boyd—history, American studies
Scott Bravmann—history
Alice Browne—history
Brett Callis—history
Douglas Chambers—history
George Chauncey—history
Beckey E. Conekin—history
Blanche Wiesen Cook—history
Dennis D. Cordell—history
John D’Emilio—history
Robert Dawidoff—history
Emma Donoghue—English, literature, history, cultural studies
Martin Duberman—history
Nicholas Edsall—history
Jeffrey Escoffier—history, economics
Lane Fenrich—history
John C. Fout—history
Robert Frame—history
Estelle Freedman—history
Eric S. Garber—history
Geoffrey Giles—history
Kenneth Goings—African-American history
Bert Hansen—history
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Karen M. Harbeck—education, history and law
Gert Hekma—sociology, history
Terri L. Jewell—black lesbian/women’s history
Warren Johansson—history
David K. Johnson—history
Ralph W. Judd—history
David M. Kahn—history
Jonathan Ned Katz— history
Hubert Kennedy—history, German studies
Gerard Koskovich—history
Dorelies Kraakman—history
Helen Leman—history
James B. Levin—history, law
Michael A. Lombardi-Nash—homophile history
Lyndall MacCowan—anthropology, oral history
Anne Mackay—oral history
Steven Maynard—history
Martin Dennis Meeker—history
Jeffrey Merrick—history
Leisa D. Meyer—history, women’s studies
Tracy Morgan—history
George Mosse—history
Vivien W. Ng—history
Cynthia D. Nieb—history
Frank Nobilette—history
William A. Peniston—history
William A. Percy—history
Gregory M. Pfugfelder—history
Richard Plant—history
Tony Platt—sociology, U.S. history
Eugene F. Rice—history
Raul Robinson—history
Vernon A. Rosario—history, medicine
Will Roscoe—anthropology, history, cultural studies
George Rousseau—literature, history of science and medicine
Dennis Rubini—history
Leila J. Rupp—history
Edward B. Segel—history
Michael S. Sherry—history
Robert G. Sieber—history
Chris Simpson—history, communications
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Manuela Soares—history
Howard M. Solomon—history
James Steakley—history, literature
Marc Robert Stein—history
Julie Anne Taddeo—history
David L. Teasley—European history
Chung To—history, art
Johnny Townsend—literature, history, Mormon religion
Randolph Trumbach—history
Martha Vicinus—history, literature, theater
Steven Watson—20th century cultural history
Andrea Weiss-history
Michael Wilson—history
Perry Deane Young—journalism, history
Interdisciplinary Studies
Evelyn Torton Beck — women’s studies
Steven L. Berg — American studies
Nan Jenese Boyd— history, American studies
Charlotte Bunch — feminism
Wendy Chapkis — feminist studies, queer studies
Peter F. Cohen — American studies
Will Doherty — anthropology, lesbian and gay studies
Stephen Donaldson — general interdisciplinary
Lisa Duggan — American studies
Carolyn Gammon — gay and lesbian studies, literature
James Gandre — gay and lesbian studies
Linda Garnets — psychology and women’s studies
Sander Gilman — cultural studies
Margaret Rose Gladney — American studies
Joseph Goodwin — folklore
Cathy Griggers — cultural studies
Jean Grossholtz — women’s studies
James Haines — American studies, English
Sabine Hark — gay and lesbian studies
John Howard — American studies
Janet Jakobsen — women’s studies, religious studies, philosophy
Lauren L. Jardine — lesbian and gay studies
Anne B. Keating — American studies
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Barbara A. Korbal — American studies, literature
Charles Krinsky — film studies, American studies
W. Dorr Legg — homophile studies
Richard McCann — creative writing, American studies
Sally R. Munt — cultural studies
Eric Reyes — cultural studies, urban studies
Janice Ristock — psychology and women’s studies
Patti R. Roberts — gay and lesbian studies
Katrina Rolley — cultural studies
Paul Julian Smith — cultural studies
Stephanie Smith — women’s studies
Scott Tucker — gay and lesbian studies
Jack Van Der Wel — gay and lesbian studies
Bonnie Zimmerman — women’s studies
Law
Patricia Cain — law
David Chang — law
Joshua Dressler — law
Paula Ettlebrick — law
Karen M. Harbeck — education, history and law
Nan D. Hunter — law
Shannon Minter — law
Nancy D. Polikoff — law
Shepherd Raimi — law
Rhonda R. Rivera — law
Ruthann Robson — law
William B. Rubenstein — law
Charles Shively — law, literature
Evan Wolfson — law
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Library and Archival
James Anderson — library science
Lee Arnold — history, library science
David Azzolina — library services
Charles Botts — gay and lesbian studies, archives
Mary Bowling — archives
James G. Carson — archives
Gene Wesley Elder — archives
Alison Ames Galstad — library science and musicology
Cal Gough — library sciences
R. Ellen Greenblatt — library sciences
Polly Thistlethwaite — librarian
Fred Wasserman — independant curator
Philosophy
Duane Allen — philosophy
Marcos Bisticas-Cocoves— philosophy
Matt Rottnek— philosophy
Richard D. Mohr — philosophy
Darrell Moore — philosophy, cultural studies
Jerome Neu — philosophy
Richard T. Nolan — philosophy and religion
Edward Stein—philosophy, linguistics
James Stramel — philosophy, ethics
Political and Social Sciences
Dennis Altman — political science
Robert W. Bailey — political science
Mark Blasius — political philosophy
Woon Chi-Ching — social studies
Cathy Cohen—political science, African-American studies
Jean T. Conger— community activism
Richard Cornwall — economics
Victor D’Lugin — political science
Jeffrey Edwards — political science
Dante Germino— political scienec
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Brian M. Green — public policy
H.N. Hirsh — political science
Thom Huebner — linguistics and sociolinguistics
Ronald Hunt — political science
Tuula Juvonen — social policy
Gary Lukowski — public policy
Thomas W. Meyer—sociolinguistics
Julia Penelope — linguistics
Shane Phelan — political science
David Rayside — political science
Ellen D. Riggle — political science
Donald B. Rosenthal — political science
Rebecca Mae Salokar — political science
Theo Sandfort — social sciences
Kenneth S. Sherrill — political science
David Welton — interdisciplinary social sciences
Psychiatry, Medicine and Public Health
William Byne — psychiatry, neurosciences
Joseph Cady — medical humanities
Laura Dean — public health
Douglas A. Feldman — medical anthropology
Charles R. Fikar — medecine (pediatric, adolescent)
Linda Garnets—psychology, women’s studies
Louis Gooren — endocrinology, medicine
Stanley E. Harris — psychiatry
Richard A. Isay — psychiatry
Molly Magee — psychoanalysis, clinical social work
Diana C. Miller — psychoanalysis, adult and child psychiatry
John W. Money — medical psychology and pediatrics
G.R. Nussbaum—psychology, English
Janice Ristock—psychology, women’s studies
David Scasta — psychiatry
Bertram Schaffner — psychiatry, psychoanalysis
Erica Schoenberg — psychology, psychoanalysis
Hans Van Druten — epidemiology
James D. Weinrich — evolutionary biology and psychiatry
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Psychology
Blair L. Beadnell — counseling psychology
Mark J. Blechner — psychology, psychoanalysis
Ricki Boden — psychology
Janis S. Bohan — psychology
Anthony Christiansen — psychology and social theory
Charles S. Collins — psychology, theology
Ken Corbett — psychology
Jan Crawford — psychology
James M. Croteau — counseling psychology
Mark Danson — psychology
Edmund F. DeJowski — psychology, law
Janet M. Demb — psychology
Kenneth E. DeVoid — psychotherapy
Karen Franklin — psychology
Judith M. Glassgold — psychology
Gwendell W. Gravitt — psychology
Ilene Green — psychology
Marney Hall — psychology
James Harrison — psychology
Robert H. Hopcke — psychology
Suzanne Iasenza — psychology
Gerald P. Jones — developmental psycholgy
Celia Kitzinger — psychology
Luis Laviena, Ph.D. — psychology
Ronnie Carol Lesser — psychology, psychoanalysis
Kenneth Lewes — clinical psychology
Daniel E. Macias — counseling psychology
Ilan H. Meyer — psychology, public health
Heino Meyer-Bahlburg — psychology
Henry L. Minton — psychology
Bianca Cody Murphy — psychology
David J. Muskera — psychology
John Patten — psychology
Charlotte Patterson — psychology
Vincent Patti — psychology, AIDS education
Mark Pope, Ed.D. — counseling psychology
Art Ramirez — mental health studies
Barbara Sang — psychology
Ritch C. Savin-Williams — human development
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Michael Spretnjak — counseling
Michael R. Stevenson — psychology
Patrick Suraci — psychology
Wayne Swift — psychology
C. A. Tripp — psychology
Joyce Warshow — psychology, creative writing, video
Maxine Wolf — environmental psychology
Religious Studies
Sherrie L. Boothman — theology
Malcolm Boyd — theology and spirituality
Andrew Christian, Rev. — theology
Gary David Comstock — religious studies
Louis William Countryman— religious studies
Susan Henking — religious studies
Mark Kowalewski — sociology, religion
John J. McNeill — psychology, spirituality
Janet E. Pierce — pastor
Craig Wesley Pilant — theology
Bruce Roller — theology
Ronald Russell-Coons — theology
’ Thomas Thurston — theology
Marianne F. Van Fossen — religious studies
Sociology and Anthropology
Barry Adam — sociology, anthropology
Finnegan Alford — sociology
Naomi Braine — sociology
Jan Briggs — sociology
Joel I. Brodsky — sociology
Steve Bryant — sociology, psychology
Joseph Carrier — social anthropology
Molly Cate — sociology
Mitchell Cohen — sociology
Mildred Dickemann — anthropology
Muriel Dimen — psychoanalysis, anthropology
Tim Edwards — sociology
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Deborah A. Elliston — anthropology
Susan A. Farrell — behavioral sciences
John Gagnon — sociology
David F. Greenberg — sociology
Ann Pollinger Haas — sociology
Joseph Harry — sociology
Gert Hekma — sociology, history
Gilbert Herdt — anthropology
John Hollister — sociology
Janice Irvine — sexuality
Lee M. Kochems — anthropology
William L. Leap — anthropology, linguistics
Ellen Lewin — anthropology
Ricardo Llamas — sociology
Renee Llanusa-Cestero — anthropology
Robin Lloyd — sociology
Lyndall MacCowan — anthropology, oral history
Martin Manalansan IV— anthropology
Julie Marcus — anthropology
Toby Marotta — anthropology
E. Hollis Mentzer — anthropology
Luis Mott — anthropology, ethno-history
Klaus Miiller — sociology, European studies
Stephen O. Murray — anthroplogy, sociology
Serena Nanda — anthropology
Peter M. Nardi — sociology
Esther Newton — anthropology
Elizabeth Povinelli — anthropology
Louise Rafkin — literature, sociology
Diane Richardson — sociology, psychology
Becki Ross — sociology
Gayle Rubin — anthropology
Paula Rust — sociology
Daniel P. Schluter — sociology
Steven Seidman — sociology
Jeffrey Shandler — ethnography
Arlene Stein — sociology
Mitchell L. Stevens — sociology
Brett Stockdill — sociology
Sharon Dale Stone — sociology, women’s studies
M. F. Stuck — sociology
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Elizabeth Tudor — anthropology
Carole Vance — anthropology, public health
James William Wafer — anthropology
Vera Whisman — sociology
Fredrick L. Whitam — sociology
David Whittier — sociology
Walter L. Williams — anthropolgy, ethnography
Ara Wilson — anthropology (cultural)
Gilbert Zicklin — sociology
Gilda Zwerman — sociology
Visual and Performing Arts
Sam Abel — drama
Douglas Arrell — theater
Robert Atkins — art criticism, journalism, art history
Eric Bentley — theater, music, history
Francoise Bollack — architecture
Phillip Brett — music
Doug DiBianco — music, film, fine arts, humanities
Allen Ellenzweig — photography, history of photography
Ken Furtado — literature/theater
Robert Giard — photography
Allen Ginsberg — poetry
James Graves — theater, religion
Nancy Hellner — literature/theater
Joe E. Jeffreys — performance studies
Amanda King — painting
Barbara Levy — art therapy, addictions specialist
John Payne — theater arts
Danny Scheier — theater
Ernest J. Schwarz — communication arts, theater
Laurence Senelick — drama, dance
Oran C. Walker— drama
Elizabeth Wood — lesbian and gay studies, musicology
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Writing, Publishing and Journalism
Cheryl Coward— journalism
Martha Noel Evans — French, women’s studies
David Groff — writer
Doris Grumbach — fiction
John Lauritsen — writer and publisher
Charles-Gene McDaniel — journalism
Doug Mitchell — publishing
Mark Mitchell — writer
Niko Pfund — publishing
Sarah Miriam Schulman — fiction/non-fiction writer
Alisa Solomon—journalism, drama
Barbara Smith — writer and publisher
Carter Wilson — fiction, film
Allen Young — writer, editor
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The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
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Title
CLAGS Directory of Lesbian and Gay Studies
Description
“We believe this directory will prove an important tool for facilitating communication between scholars already working in the field or hoping to enter it. And that, in turn, will help to guarantee the secure place of lesbian and gay studies in academic life–and in the consciousness of the country at large.” – Martin Duberman July 1994 This item is an excerpt from the CLAGS Directory of Lesbian and Gay Studies. Produced by CLAGS, this directory was an attempt to create a comprehensive list of all scholars actively working within the burgeoning field of gay and lesbian studies. In this early era of the Internet, this directory, the first of its kind offered a way for lesbian and gay scholars to learn about and contact one another. In this excerpt, roughly 600 scholars are organized by academic discipline. Other sections of the directory organize the scholars by institution and offer a more comprehensive look at the research of the individual scholars. Although formally instituted at the CUNY Graduate Center in 1991, CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies was first conceived 5 years earlier by Martin, Duberman, one of the first historians to embrace the, then infantile, field of Queer Studies. Duberman sensed the need for a formal center devoted to queer research. As the first university-based center for LGBTQ research, CLAGS continues to demonstrate its dedication to advancing Queer Studies, by hosting public events showcasing queer research and sponsoring fellowships to support queer scholars. Among its many notable contributions, CLAGS annually puts on at least one major conference and holds the Kessler Award Lecture every fall to celebrate a queer scholar who has made a notable contribution to the field of queer studies.
Contributor
CLAGS
Creator
CLAGS
Date
July 1994 (Circa)
Language
English
Publisher
The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies at the Graduate School and Unversity Center
Rights
Copyrighted
Source
CLAGS Archive
Original Format
Poster / Flier / Leaflet
CLAGS. Letter. 1994. “CLAGS Directory of Lesbian and Gay Studies”, 1994, CUNY DIGITAL HISTORY ARCHIVE, accessed March 10, 2026, https://stephenz.tailc22a4b.ts.net/s/cdha/item/1289