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Eve Kornfeld

Eve Kornfeld (PhD, Harvard University) is professor of history at San Diego State University. A specialist in American cultural history, gender in American culture, and poststructuralist and feminist theory, she is the author of Margaret Fuller: A Brief Biography with Documents (Bedford/St. Martin’s, 1997) and has published numerous articles in journals such as the William and Mary Quarterly and the Journal of American Studies. One of the first fellows in the American Council of Learned Societies' Humanities Project, she is also active in the effort to bring interdisciplinary perspectives to the attention of K–12 teachers. In 1988, Kornfeld received the Timeos Award of the Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society for excellence in teaching.

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Bill Kovach

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Anne Kress

Anne Kress received her PhD in Higher Education Administration from the University of Florida. She is interim Vice President for Academic Affairs and previously held positions as Associate Professor and Chair of the English Department  at Santa Fe Community College. When not laughing with her husband, son, and daughter, she can be found quilting or blogging.

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Barry Kroll

Barry M. Kroll teaches in the English Department at Lehigh University, where he is Robert Rodale Professor of Writing.  His research has focused on the development of audience awareness in children's and adolescents' writing, college students' responses to the literature of the Vietnam War, and, most recently, the relevance of martial arts movements and contemplative practices for teaching alternative approaches to arguing about disputed issues.

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