Departments and Faculty Members
Department links and faculty whose scholarly work focuses on or touches on religion:
Economics
William Evans
Daniel Hungerman
Joseph Kaboski
English
Joseph Buttigieg
Margaret Doody
Steve Fallon
Sandra Gustafson
Thomas N. Hall
Romana Huk
Kathryn Kerby-Fulton
Jesse Lander
Susannah Monta
German and Russian Languages and Literatures
Vittorio Hösle
Mark Roche
History
Scott Appleby
Olivia Constable
Lauren Faulkner
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto
Brad Gregory
Tom Kselman
Sabine MacCormack
John McGreevy
Margaret Meserve
Thomas Noble
Mark Noll
Robert Sullivan
Deborah Tor
James Turner
John Van Engen
Literature Ph.D. Program
Faculty teaching in the graduate program in literature come from departments across the College.
Medieval Institute
Faculty teaching medieval studies come from departments across the College.
Music
Alexander Blachly
Mary Frandsen
Peter Jeffery
Peace Studies
Most faculty teaching in Peace Studies come from departments across the College.
Philosophy
Richard Cross
Stephen Dumont
Thomas Flint
Curtis Franks
Alfred Freddoso
Stephen Gersh
Samuel Newlands
John O’Callaghan
Alvin Plantinga
Michael Rea
Peter VanInwagen
Ted Warfield
Paul Weithman
Political Science
David Campbell
Michael Desch
Fr. Robert Dowd, CSC
Andrew Gould
Mary Keys
Geoffrey Layman
Scott Mainwaring
Vincent Phillip Munoz
Daniel Philpott
Sebastian Rosato
Timothy Scully
Emad Shahin
Ernesto Verdeja
Michael Zuckert
Program of Liberal Studies
The Program in Liberal Studies is Notre Dame's interdisciplinary great books program for undergraduates. Its faculty, however, teach in departmental graduate programs.
Francesca Bordogna
Krista Duttenhaver
Kent Emery, Jr.
Stephen Fallon
Bernd Goehring
Kevin Mongrain
Pierpaolo Polzonetti
Clark Power
Gretchen Reydams-Schils
Henry Weinfield
Romance Languages and Literatures
Thomas Anderson
Zygmunt G. Baranski
Maureen Boulton
Theodore Cachey
Christian Moevs
Vittorio Montemaggi
Sociology
Kraig Beyerlein
Kevin Christiano
Mary Ellen Konieczny
Atalia Omer
David Sikkink
Christian Smith
Jason Springs
Michael Welch
Theology
The entire department of more than fifty faculty members works on religious subjects, some with a broadly humanistic approach to the study of religion.
All of these departments are housed in the College of Arts and Letters, the largest and oldest college at the University of Notre Dame.