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Chiara Galli

Assistant Professor

Office Hours: By appointment, email to schedule

Office: Rosenwald 318H

cgalli@uchicago.edu

Interests:

international migration; child and youth; ethnography; law and society;

Susan Gans

Professor in the Department of Psychology at West Chester University
Ph.D. 1993

Dissertation: Individual Differences in Reproductive Behaviors and Physiology in Rats

Oliver Garland

Operations Manager for the Urban Resiliency Initiative

Office: Rosenwald 325A

olivergarland@uchicago.edu

Lawrence Gianinno

Research Professor in the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development
Ph.D. 1999

Dissertation: Children's understandings of everyday economic practices

Robert Gibbons

Blum-Riese Professor of Biostatistics, Departments of Medicine, Public Health Sciences, and Psychiatry; Director, Center for Health Statistics

Office: 5841 S. Maryland Avenue #W260

rdg@uchicago.edu

Barbara Elizabeth Glaessner

Oral Historian at Narrative Portraits
Ph.D. 1994

Dissertation: Bilingual Children in School: The Negotiation of Language Use in a First Grade Classroom

Christine Glover

Instructor of Psychology at McHenry County College
Ph.D. 2003

Dissertation: What Women Want: The Role of the Social Environment on Romantic Partner Preferences

Susan Goldin-Meadow

Beardsley Ruml Distinguished Service Professor

Office: Rosenwald 318F | Green 408

sgm@uchicago.edu

Interests:

language creation; gestures;

William Goldstein

Professor Emeritus

Lainie (Iliana) Goldwert

Assistant Professor of Psychology at The New School; Licensed clinical psychologist & Applied psychological anthropologist, in-sync
Ph.D. 2013

Dissertation: Somatic Hope: Practice, Persuasion & the Body-Self in North American Yoga Therapy

Talia Gordon

McGill University, B.A. International Development Studies
Wayne State University, M.A. Medical Anthropology
Master's Thesis: Present Futures: Possibilities for Selfhood at Community Mental Health Centre in Detroit, Michigan

Interests: Medical anthropology, mental illness, recovery, forms of dependence, clinical ethnography

David Scott Gortner

Principal Investigator and Instructor at Thriving in Ministry, a Lilly-funded VTS initiative
Ph.D. 2004

Dissertation: Varieties of Young Adult Personal Theologies: Content, formative Influences, and Current Relationships to Everyday Life