The faculty of Tulane university are world-renowned. Small class sizes and numerous opportunities for research allow professors at Tulane to give a great deal individual attention to their students. Below you can read about some of Tulane's exceptional professors.
New Orleans is a popular setting for films and TV shows–find out why with architect Ginette Bone. |
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| Geographer Richard Campanella pedals through New Orleans to better understand how its location has shaped the city's unique character. |  |
| Psychologist Michael Cunningham is discovering the secrets of success for African-American school children. |  |
| Department chair Brent Koplitz has a laser-like focus on chemistry...and softball. |  |
| Sociologist Shayne Lee is researching the new mega-churches in America with a little hip hop thrown in. |  |
| Bruce Raeburn plays the drums as a sideline, while his "day job" as curator of Tulane University's Hogan Jazz Archive immerses him in all things jazz. |  |
| Sociologist April Brayfield immerses her students in all aspects of New Orleans culture. |  |
| Professor Sandy Chism's artwork is shown around the world but when the time comes for her to make a purchase, she often selects her students' work. |  |
| Archeologist Dan Healan specializes in ancient tools of the trade. |  |
| Renowned glass artist Gene Koss shares his expertise with the generation in our world-class studio. |  |
| What did the Romans have to do with today's fast food? Ask Classics Professor Susann Lusnia. |  |
| Scientist David Mullin is on the verge of reelin' in a big one – in the lab and in the Gulf of Mexico. |  |
| When it comes to securities, Peter Ricchiuti and his students have an eye for sleeping giants. |  |
