Dr. Maribel Dietz
Assistant
Professor of History (Ph.D. Princeton, 1997)
Medieval Europe, Late Antiquity
Office: 231-D Himes Hall
Phone: (225) 578-1141
Maribel Dietz
specializes in the history of the late antique and early medieval Mediterranean
world. Her work is interdisciplinary in nature involving the areas of history,
religion, and art. Her current work concentrates on travel and early
monasticism. As an assistant professor at LSU, Dr. Dietz has labored to create
an interdisciplinary Medieval and Renaissance studies group. She has a strong
commitment to the utility of interdisciplinary studies both in research and
teaching, undergraduate and graduate. She has advised three Ph.D. dissertations
to completion and currently has three Ph.D. students.
Dr. Kirstin Noreen
Assistant Professor of Art History (Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1999)
Medieval Art History, Italy
Office: 321B Art Building
Phone: (225) 578-7429
A specialist in
medieval Roman painting, Prof. Noreen has recent publications on the
eleventh-century frescoes in the church of SantUrbano alla Caffarella (Rome) as
well as the revival of Early Christian and medieval art in the sixteenth and
seventeenth centuries. She is currently working on the afterlife of medieval
icons during the Counter-Reformation. In addition to taking an
interdisciplinary approach in both her research and teaching, Dr. Noreen has
also been involved in the application of new technologies in the classroom; she
is now developing an interactive website for the introductory course to art
history.
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Marie Therese Champagne
Marie Therese
Champagne holds a Master of Arts degree in Art History from LSU and is currently
pursuing a PhD degree in Medieval History under the direction of Maribel Dietz.
Her dissertation will focus on the attitudes of the Roman Catholic Church and 12th
century Papacy toward both contemporary Jews and the heritage of the Old
Testament Hebrews. Ms. Champagne has presented papers on this topic at the
Southern Historical Association and the International Congress on Medieval
Studies in Kalamazoo, Michigan. She has also taught the introductory survey of
Art History at LSU, using both slide and digital technology. This summer Ms.
Champagne will be teaching Medieval History and Art History in the LSU in Paris
program.
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Maribel Dietz, Dept. of History, mdietz@lsu.edu
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Arthur Buehler (Philosophy & Religious Studies), abuehl1@lsu.edu
Leigh Clemons (Theatre), clemons@lsu.edu
Anne Coldiron (English), acoldiron@lsu.edu
Christine Cowan (English & Honors College), dante@lsu.edu
Maribel Dietz (History), maribel@lsu.edu
Robert Edgeworth (Latin), sledge@lsu.edu
Femi Euba (Theatre), theuba@lsu.edu
Jesse Gellrich (English), jgellri@lsu.edu
John Henderson (History), jbhende@lsu.edu
Jan Herlinger (Music), janh@lsu.edu
Paul Hoffman (History), hyhoff@lsu.edu
Ann Holmes (Honors College), aholmes@lsu.edu
Kate Jensen (French & French Studies), kjensen@lsu.edu
Christine Kooi (History), ckooi1@lsu.edu
Alexandre Leupin (French & French Studies), frleup@lsu.edu
Marchita Mauck (Art), mmauck1@lsu.edu
Michael McAuley (Law School), mmcauley@lsu.edu
Alison McFarland (Music), amcfar@lsu.edu
Robert McMahon (English & Honors College), rcmcmah@lsu.edu
Susannah Monta (English), smonta@lsu.edu
Kirstin Noreen (Art), knoree1@lsu.edu
Lisi Oliver (English & Linguistics), lolive1@lsu.edu
Margaret Parker (Spanish), mparker@lsu.edu
Faye Phillips (Hill Memorial Library), fphilli@lsu.edu
John Protevi (French & French Studies), protevi@lsu.edu
G. Ellis Sandoz (Political Science), esandoz@lsu.edu
Gregory Schufreider (Philosophy & Religious Studies), gschufr@lsu.edu
Fredrikke Scollard (Art), fscolla@lsu.edu
Mary Sirridge (Philosophy), pisirr@lsu.edu
Elaine Smyth (Hill Memorial Library), esmyth@lsu.edu
Victor Stater (History), stater@lsu.edu
Gregory Stone (French & French Studies), stone@lsu.edu
James Stoner (Political Science), poston@lsu.edu
Leslie Wade (Theatre), thwade@lsu.edu
Melissa Waldman-Stern (French & French Studies), mstem@lsu.edu
Mark Zucker (Art),
mzucker@lsu.edu
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