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Domenic Maffei
Professor and Chair, Political Science, Chair, Modern Languages
Department Chair, Faculty
Email: dmaffei@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3512
Dr. Maffei is the Chair of the Department of Modern Languages and History-Political Science. Dr. Maffei teaches political science. He is also the pre-law adviser as well as the Washington Semester institutional representative. His area of study is international relations theory with a concentration in international organizations. He has presented at numerous conferences both domestically and internationally. He has worked to develop new programs in Applied Language and American Sign Language. He has attended numerous conferences on language pedagogy and instructional design. |
William Barnhart
Professor of History
Faculty
Email: Wbarnhart@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3422
Dr. William Barnhart has been teaching at Caldwell since 2000. His teaching duties focus on the areas of early American history, specifically in the areas of colonial and revolutionary America, Native American history, and American religious history. He also regularly teaches the department’s survey courses: Roots of the West, Shaping of the West and Growth of the American Nation I. His research focuses on religion, politics and the creation of national identities in the early modern Atlantic world. He has published several articles on this subject, and presented many papers at regional and national conferences. |
Benjamin Lammers
Professor of History
Faculty
Email: blammers@caldwell.edu
Office Phone: 973-618-3514
Office Location: Visceglia Hall 249
B.A. Drew University Dr. Benjamin Lammers has been teaching history at Caldwell University since 1999. Dr. Lammers teaches a wide variety of courses in European history (including The First World War and the Holocaust) and African history. Dr. Lammers regularly teaches courses on apartheid in South Africa and the Holocaust in film in the Caldwell Honors Program, and has also co-led study abroad trips to Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Austria and France. Dr. Lammers also leads OHNSAC (Oral History: Nepali Students at Caldwell) – an oral history project that seeks to document the experiences of students from Nepal who have attended Caldwell. Completed interviews are available through the University archives – https://www.jstor.org/site/caldwelluniversityarchives/ohnsac/?so=item_title_str_asc. |
Domenic Maffei
Professor and Chair, Political Science, Chair, Modern Languages
Department Chair, Faculty
Email: dmaffei@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3512
Dr. Maffei is the Chair of the Department of Modern Languages and History-Political Science. Dr. Maffei teaches political science. He is also the pre-law adviser as well as the Washington Semester institutional representative. His area of study is international relations theory with a concentration in international organizations. He has presented at numerous conferences both domestically and internationally. He has worked to develop new programs in Applied Language and American Sign Language. He has attended numerous conferences on language pedagogy and instructional design. |
To contact any of our adjunct instructors, please call our administrative assistant at 973-618-3931
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Buffie Whitfield
Adjunct Lecturer
Adjunct Lecturer
Email: fippolito@caldwell.edu
B.A. John Jay University M.A. Adelphi University Ph.D. Trident University |
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