Office or Program: School of Arts and Sciences

Education Ph.D., History, Syracuse University, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs M.A., Cinema Studies, New York University, Tisch School of the Arts B.A., Literature, University of Michigan—Ann Arbor, Residential […]

John Rossi was born in Philadelphia April 7, 1936. He attended Incarnation of Our Lord grammar school, La Salle High and La Salle University. He married Frances Quinn (1966) and […]

Lyman Stebbins is an historian of Modern Britain and the British Empire, Modern Iran, and the Middle East. His research examines various dimensions of the Anglo-Iranian encounter including diplomacy, trade, […]

My primary areas of interest are creative writing (poetry), the history of American poetry, and the theory and practice of literary translation. I believe that all poems are formal. This […]

Dr. Julie Regan was first introduced to Asian religions as an undergraduate student of Comparative Literature at Brown University, where she subsequently earned her MFA in Literary Arts. After several […]

Brother Michael joined the full-time faculty of the Religion Department in 1984, after having taught for five years at the Washington Theological Union and for many summers in La Salle’s […]

Brother John M. Crawford, F.S.C., Ph.D., a native of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, has been a member of the Brothers of the Christian Schools since 1974. After graduating with a B.A.in English-Education […]

Originally from Minneapolis, Jordan Copeland joined the faculty of La Salle University in 2007. He completed his undergraduate work in Seattle and his Ph.D. in Iowa. His interests include religious […]

As a native of Philadelphia, Fr. Berna has enjoyed working at La Salle University since 1996. Previously he taught and served as Chair of the Theology Department at St. Bonaventure […]