Gen Ed is a unique place where faculty from virtually all of Harvard’s twelve schools offer courses that they've always dreamed -- and students take courses they'll never forget.
Bridget Alex Lecturer in Human Evolutionary BiologyGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1027: Human Evolution and Human Health (Science & Technology in Society)balex@fas.harvard.edu
Galit Alter Professor of MedicineProfessor in the Department of Immunology and Infectious DiseasesGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1175. Vaccines: History, Science, Policy (Science & Technology in Society)galter@partners.org
James G. Anderson Philip S. Weld Professor of Atmospheric ChemistryGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1167. Climate Crossroads (Science & Technology in Society)anderson@huarp.harvard.edu
Dimiter Angelov Dumbarton Oaks Professor of Byzantine HistoryAffiliate of the Department of the ClassicsGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1088. The Crusades and the Making of East and West (Histories, Societies, Individuals)dangelov@fas.harvard.edu
Ali Asani Murray A. Albertson Professor of Middle Eastern StudiesProfessor of Indo-Muslim and Islamic Religion and Cultures Gen Ed courses: Gen Ed 1087. Multisensory Religion: Rethinking Islam Through the Arts (Aesthetics & Culture) Gen Ed 1134. Understanding Islam and Contemporary Muslim Societies (Histories, Societies, Individuals) aliasani@fas.harvard.edu
David Atherton Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and CivilizationsGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1067. Creativity (Aesthetics & Culture)datherton@fas.harvard.edu
Satchit Balsari Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1011. Contemporary Developing Countries: Entrepreneurial Solutions to Intractable Problems (Histories, Societies, Individuals)
Giovanni Bazzana Professor of New Testament, Harvard Divinity SchoolAffiliate of the Department of the ClassicsGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1001. Stories from the End of the World (Aesthetics & Culture)gbazzana@hds.harvard.edu
Anne Becker Maude and Lillian Presley Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine and Professor of PsychiatryAffiliate of the Department of Anthropology Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1093. Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Cares? Reimagining Global Health (Science & Technology in Society) anne_becker@hms.harvard.edu
Sven Beckert Laird Bell Professor of HistoryGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1159. American Capitalism (Histories, Societies, Individuals)beckert@fas.harvard.edu
Robin Bernstein Harvard College ProfessorDillon Professor of American HistoryProfessor of African and African American Studies and of Women, Gender & Sexuality Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1113. Race, Gender, and Performance (Aesthetics & Culture) rbernst@fas.harvard.edu
Andrew Berry Lecturer on Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Gen Ed courses Gen Ed 1029. What is Life? From Quarks to Consciousness (Science & Technology in Society) Gen Ed 1004. Understanding Darwinism (Histories, Societies, Individuals; Science & Technology in Society) berry@oeb.harvard.edu
Ann Blair Carl H. Pforzheimer University ProfessorAffiliate of the Department of History of Science Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1034. Texts in Transition (Histories, Societies, Individuals) amblair@fas.harvard.edu
Peter K. Bol Charles H. Carswell Professor of East Asian Languages and CivilizationsGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1136: Power and Civilization: China (Histories, Societies, Individuals)pkbol@fas.harvard.edu
Allan M. Brandt Professor of the History of ScienceAmalie Moses Kass Professor of the History of Medicine Gen Ed courses: Gen Ed 1170. Confronting Covid-19: Science, History, Policy (Science & Technology in Society) Gen Ed 1175. Vaccines: History, Science, Policy (Science & Technology in Society) brandt@fas.harvard.edu
Michael Bronski Professor of the Practice in Media and ActivismGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1130. Power to the People: Black Power, Radical Feminism, and Gay Liberation (Aesthetics & Culture)bronski@fas.harvard.edu
Janet Browne Aramont Professor of the History of Science Gen Ed courses: Gen Ed 1180. Rethinking the Darwinian Revolution (Histories, Societies, Individuals) Gen Ed 1004. Understanding Darwinism (Histories, Societies, Individuals; Science & Technology in Society) jbrowne@fas.harvard.edu
Benjamin Buchloh Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Modern Art, EmeritusGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1156. Modern Art and Modernity (Aesthetics & Culture)bbuchloh@fas.harvard.edu
Stephanie Burt Professor of EnglishGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1165. Superheroes and Power (Aesthetics & Culture)burt@fas.harvard.edu
Melani Cammett Clarence Dillon Professor of International AffairsGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1008. Power and Identity in the Middle East (Histories, Societies, Individuals)mcammett@g.harvard.edu
Ambrogio Camozzi Pistoja Assistant Professor in Romance Languages and LiteraturesGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1010. Satire (Aesthetics & Culture)acpistoja@fas.harvard.edu
Jennifer Carballo Research Scholar in Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1178. Mexico and the Making of Global Cuisine (Histories, Societies, Individuals) jcarballo@fas.harvard.edu
Daniel Carpenter Allie S. Freed Professor of Government Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1032. Res Publica: A History of Representative Government (Ethics & Civics; Histories, Societies, Individuals) dcarpenter@gov.harvard.edu
Davíd L. Carrasco Neil L. Rudenstine Professor for the Study of Latin AmericaDepartment of Anthropology and Harvard Divinity SchoolGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1148. Moctezuma's Mexico, Then and Now: The Past, the Present and Pandemics in North America (Histories, Societies, Individuals)dcarrasco@hds.harvard.edu
Bruno Carvalho Professor of Romance Languages and LiteraturesFaculty Affiliate to the Department of Urban Planning and Design, Harvard Graduate School of Design Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1103. Living in an Urban Planet (Aesthetics & Culture) bcarvalh@fas.harvard.edu
Steve Caton Khalid Bin Abdullah Bin Abdulrahman Al Saud Professor of Contemporary Arab Studies Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1177. Language in Culture and Society (Aesthetics & Culture) caton@wjh.harvard.edu
Joyce Chaplin James Duncan Phillips Professor of Early American HistoryAffiliate of the Department of the History of Science Gen Ed courses: Gen Ed 1147. American Food: A Global History (Histories, Societies, Individuals) Gen Ed 1117. Nature (Ethics & Civics) chaplin@fas.harvard.edu
Shaye J.D. Cohen Nathan Littauer Professor of Hebrew Literature and PhilosophyGen Ed course: Gen Ed 1149. One Book, Two Religions, Many Truths (Aesthetics & Culture)scohen@fas.harvard.edu
Kathleen Coleman James Loeb Professor of the Classics Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1131. Loss (Aesthetics & Culture) kcoleman@fas.harvard.edu
David M. Cutler Otto Eckstein Professor of Applied EconomicsMember of Faculty, Harvard Kennedy School Gen Ed course: Gen Ed 1079. Why is There No Cure for Health? (Science & Technology in Society) dcutler@harvard.edu