Affiliated Faculty

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Standards for Faculty Affiliation

Affiliation must be requested by a faculty member (unless affiliation is stated in one's appointment letter).
An affiliate must offer a course that is part of our program requirements at least once every three years. (This includes courses in the core requirements as well as the elective clusters.)
An affiliate must be willing to advise independent projects in the program when appropriate.
An affiliate will have no increased obligation to participate in reviews of Film & Media Culture faculty though, like any member of the College faculty, they may be requested to do so by the various review committees, such as the COR.
An affiliate would be invited to participate in a planning meeting for the program at least once a year.

Office Hours
Wed, 1:30-4:30 p.m. and by appointment

Carole Cavanaugh

Professor of Japanese; Chair, Japanese Department

FIC Freeman LF01A
Phone: 802.443.5782
Email: cavanaug@middlebury.edu

Degrees & Specializations
A.B., Temple University Ph.D., Yale University

Office Hours
Mon,4:00-5:00 p.m.; Thurs, 4:15-5:15 p.m. and by appointment

Michael Geisler

C.V. Starr Professor in Linguistics and Languages;Professor of German; Vice President for Language Schools, Schools Abroad, and Graduate Schools

Sunderland Language Center 209
Phone: 802.443.5275
Email: geisler@middlebury.edu

Degrees & Specializations
Wissenschaftliche Prüfung für das Lehramt an Gymnasien, Universität Mannheim; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh

Office Hours
Monday and Wednesday: 1:30-2:30
Tuesday and Thursday: 3:00-4:00

John Bertolini

Professor of English and American Literatures and Film

Axinn Center at Starr Library 312
Phone: 802.443.5273
Email: bertolin@middlebury.edu

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Degrees & Specializations
Graduated from Brooklyn Preparatory School, 6/65
B.A. Manhattan College, 6/69
M.A. Columbia University, 6/70
Ph.D. Columbia University, 5/75
Dissertation: "Dramaturgy in Italian and French Renaissance Tragedy"