Dietrich College Welcomes 17 New Faculty
By Stefanie Johndrow
From research to pedagogy, new frontiers are constantly met by professors and postdoctoral researchers in Carnegie Mellon University’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences. This fall, 17 new faces are joining the Dietrich College’s world-class faculty.
Ignacio Arana, Assistant Teaching Professor
Institute for Politics and Strategy
Koel Banerjee, Visiting Postdoctoral Scholar of English
Department of English
Zach Branson, Assistant Teaching Professor of Statistics and Data Science
Department of Statistics and Data Science
Susan Buchman, Special Faculty in Statistics and Data Science
Department of Statistics and Data Science
Philipp Burckhardt, Postdoctoral Researcher in Statistics and Data Science
Department of Statistics and Data Science
Katharine Burns, Assistant Professor of Second Language Acquisition and Hispanic Studies
Department of Modern Languages
Ebenezer Concepcion, Presidential Postdoc in Hispanic Studies
Department of Modern Languages
Jose Estrada, Assistant Teaching Professor of Hispanic Studies
Department of Modern Languages
Eugene Katsevich, Postdoctoral Researcher in Statistics and Data Science
Department of Statistics and Data Science
Whitney Laemmil, Assistant Professor of History
Department of History
Bonnie Nozari, Associate Professor of Cognitive Psychology
Department of Psychology
Anthony Pratcher II, Postdoctoral Fellow for Center for Africanamerican Urban Studies and the Economy
Department of History
Matthew A. Smith, Associate Professor of Neuroscience
Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition
Xuran Wang, Postdoctoral Researcher in Statistics and Data Science
Department of Statistics and Data Science
Yuting Wei, Assistant Professor of Statistics and Data Science
Department of Statistics and Data Science
Dan Yurovsky, Assistant Professor of Developmental Psychology
Department of Psychology
Hanshu Zhang, Postdoctoral Fellow in Decision Making and Human Factors and Psychology
Department of Social and Decision Sciences
A previous version of this story omitted the Department of Psychology's Bonnie Nozari and Dan Yurovsky.