CLC Faculty, Graduate Students and Assorted Colleagues
Faculty in the program come from the departments of Psychology, Linguistics, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Education & Social Policy, Philosophy, Management & Organizations, and Anthropology. The CLC planning committee meets regularly throughout the academic year, and includes graduate students as well as faculty and staff.
This summer, several faculty mentored undergraduates through an NSF-funded Research Experience for Undergraduates.
Faculty List
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Ann Bradlow [Linguistics]
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1-8052,
abradlow@northwestern.edu
- Jeanne M. Brett [Kellogg-Management & Organizations]
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1-8075,
jmbrett@kellogg.northwestern.edu
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Amy Booth [Psychology]
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1-7710, a-booth@northwestern.edu
- Wendi Gardner [Psychology]
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1-4972,
wgardner@northwestern.edu
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Dedre Gentner [Psychology]
- 7-1272,
gentner@northwestern.edu
- Chris Kennedy [Linguistics]
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1-8054, kennedy@northwestern.edu
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Ariela Lazar [Philosophy]
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7-6370, a-lazar1@northwestern.edu
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Jeffrey Lidz [Linguistics]
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jlidz@northwestern.edu
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Viorica Marian [Communication Sciences & Disorders]
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1-2420, v-marian@northwestern.edu
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Karla McGregor [Communication Sciences & Disorders]
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1-3183,
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Douglas Medin [Psychology]
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7-1660, medin@northwestern.edu
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Cynthia Thompson [Communication Sciences & Disorders]
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1-5073, ckthom@northwestern.edu
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Leigh Thompson [Kellogg-Management & Organizations]
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7-3505, leighthompson@kellogg.northwestern.edu
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Gregory Ward [Linguistics]
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1-8055, gw@northwestern.edu
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Sandra Waxman [Psychology]
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7-2293, s-waxman@northwestern.edu
Graduate Students
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- Dan Bartels
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- Sarah Unsworth
Assorted Colleagues
- Scott Atran satran@umich.edu
Home Page
- University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Department of Psychology
- Coauthor of several papers with CLC faculty. His research and teaching interests are centered in the following areas: cognitive and linguistic anthropology, ethnobiology, environmental decision making, categorization and reasoning, evolutionary psychology; Middle East ethnography and political economy; natural history of Lowland Maya, cognitive and commitment theories of religion.
- Marjorie Faulstich Orellana orellana@gseis.ucla.edu
- University of California at Los Angeles, Department of Education
- Former member of CLC committee. Her research interests include bilingualism and multiculturalism in education, especially curricular and development issues in relation to culture.
- Norbert Ross norbert.o.ross@vanderbilt.edu Departmental Page
- Vanderbilt University, Department of Anthropology
- Former member of CLC committee. His research interests include the construction of concepts about nature, the biological world, and environmental concerns. He also has expertise in social networks and the anthropology of Central American indigenous groups.
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