Associated Faculty and Speakers
Associated Faculty
Faculty Name | Faculty Information | Classes (Spring 2019) |
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Sophia Avants, M.A., M.Ed, and C.Phil Lecturer Email: sophia.avants@csulb.edu Office: MHB-601 |
Religious Studies (early rabbinic literature, ancient philosophy, and modern critical theory) | |
Jeffrey Blutinger, Ph.D. Professor Email: Jeffrey.Blutinger@csulb.edu |
Modern Europe, World, Jewish Studies (modern Jewish history, Holocaust, memory, historiography) |
HIST-393: Jews of The Modern Middle East (C#9986) HIST-499: Senior Seminar (C#5886) |
Cheryl Goldstein, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Email: cheryl.goldstein@csulb.edu Office: MHB 701 |
Comparative World Literature and Classics |
CWL-100: Intro to World Literature (C#:4340) CWL-215: From Cradle to Crypt (C#:9612) CWL-315: Literature and Medicine (C#:3787) CWL- 342: The Bible as Literature (C#:9867) POSC- 100: Intro to American Government (C#1968) POSC-479: Senior Seminar in Global Politics (C#4309) |
Unna Lassiter, Ph.D. Lecturer Email: Unna.lassiter@csulb.edu Office: PH1-213 |
Political Geography (the Intelligence Community, sacred places, migration and privileged expatriation, nature-society relations, human security, Iran, Sri Lanka) |
GEO-314: South Asia (C#5844) GEO-352: Geography of Travel and Tourism (C#4182) GEO-355: International Environmental Issues (C#4181) GEO-357: Sacred Geographies (C#4362) |
Racheli Morris, M.A., and M.Ed. Lecturer Email: Racheli.Morris@csulb.edu Office: FO2-201 |
Modern Hebrew and Israeli Culture |
HEBW-101B: Fundamental of Hebrew (C#6685) HEBW-210: Introduction to Midrash |
Vahid Niayesh, Ph.D. Lecturer Email: Vahid.Niayesh@csulb.edu Office: SSPA-241 |
Political Science (government and politics in the Middle East) |
POSC-367: Government and Politics in Middle East (C#:10835) POSC-376: International Law (C#10842) |
David Steward, Ph.D. Professor Email: david.stewart@csulb.edu Office: MHB-602 |
Religious Studies (Biblical and ancient Near Eastern religion and law; the literary art of the Hebrew Bible; intertextuality; and ancient notions of disability, otherness, sex and gender) |
RST-230: Heaven, Hell, and Other Afterlives (C#7175) RST-311: Hebrew Bible/ Old Testament (C#10223) RST- 314: Jewish Religion (C#10219) |
Speakers Bureau
Jewish Studies faculty are available for speaking engagements, and often give talks, lectures, or lead workshops for academic and non-academic groups and institutions in the wider community.
Dr. Jeffrey Blutinger is available to speak on the following topics:
- Modern Jewish History
- Medieval Jewish History
- Modern Jewish Thought
- Zionism and other Forms of Jewish Nationalism
- The Holocaust
- Comparative Genocide
- Theories of Genocide
- The History of the State of Israel
- General European Historiography
For a list of recent talks and workshops given or led by Dr. Blutinger, click here.