Sandra Bisciglia is a 1994 graduate of Carthage College. She received the very first Carthage Distinguished Adult Learner Award and the Carthage Religion Department's Emma Johnson Award. She worked in ... [Read more]
Cathy Duffy is a certified public accountant. Before coming to Carthage in 2001, she was a corporate tax consultant at Arthur Andersen, a senior tax accountant for Amoco Corporation, an ... [Read more]
Ruth Fangmeier was the associate director of the Lighthouse National Center for Vision and Aging in New York before coming to Carthage. Additionally, she served as a research associate for ... [Read more]
Ellen Hauser
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Political Science
Ellen Hauser currently teaches courses in sociology, political science, and women's and gender studies. She teaches courses on global poverty, women and politics, African transitions, women of Africa, and women's ... [Read more]
Carolyn Hudson studied Fine Art and English Literature at the University of Leeds and Huddersfield College in England, where she earned the U.S. equivalents of the BA and MA degrees, ... [Read more]
Edward Montanaro
Associate Professor of Modern Languages and Economics
Edward Montanaro began teaching at Carthage in 2006, upon completion of a doctorate in Spanish at Florida State University. He also holds a master's degree in Spanish from Florida State ... [Read more]
Chris Renaud has excavated in the ancient agora of Athens, the Roman Forum, an ancient Greek necropolis outside of Metaponto in southern Italy, and the Panhellenic sanctuary of Isthmia, Greece. ... [Read more]
Professor Roberg teaches courses in comparative politics and international relations. His research and teaching previously focused on the former Soviet Union and its successor states, exploring issues of human rights, ... [Read more]
Penny Seymoure earned her B.A. (cum laude) and M.A. (with distinction) from California State University at Stanislaus, and her Ph.D. in Biological Psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ... [Read more]
Pamela Smiley teaches the novel, introduction to literature, and Heritage studies. During 1994-1995, she was a visiting Fulbright professor in Seoul, Korea. She has conducted extensive research work in literature ... [Read more]