Experts Guide
University Communications has created this guide to help reporters and editors find faculty experts to comment on current issues, serve as feature subjects, and write guest essays and op-ed columns. These professors may be contacted directly by telephone or e-mail.
Almost 300 full-time professors teach at the University of Richmond, a private, liberal arts university in Virginia's capital city. About 97 percent of the faculty members hold doctoral degrees. Several are considered national as well as international leaders in their disciplines.
View experts by topic:
- Actuarial Science
- ADD/ADHD (Social Difficulties)
- Affirmative Action
- Africa (Culture)
- Africa (Politics, Central Africa and Great Lake Region)
- Aging
- Alcoholism
- American Culture (Art, Politics, History)
- American Dialects (Sociolinguistics)
- American Literature (Post-Civil War)
- American Politics
- Animal Behavior (and Ecology)
- Animal Behavior (relevance for humans)
- Applied Public Policy Research
- Aquatic Microbiology
- Art (Contemporary)
- Art (Digital)
- Art (Japanese Calligraphy)
- Art (Japanese Literati and Zen Painting)
- Art (Museums)
- Art (Prints)
- Asian Politics
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Biology (Developmental)
- Biology (Embryology)
- Brain (Sex differences and Sexual Differentiation of the Brain and Behavior)
- Brain, Hormones and Behavior
- Britain (Contemporary British Politics and Society)
- Buddhism (South Asian)
- Buddhism (Tantric)
- Business & Economics
- Calligraphy (Japanese)
- Castles (Southern England, Wales)
- Censorship
- Central Europe (Especially Austria)
- Chemistry (Organic)
- Children's Peer Relations and Friendships
- China (Politics and Foreign Policy)
- China-Taiwan-U.S. Relations
- Church and State
- Civic Engagement
- Climate Change
- Cognitive Aging
- Communication (Group)
- Comparative Literature (English, German, and French)
- Computers (Hacking)
- Computers (Networks)
- Computers (Personal Digital Assistants)
- Computers (Security)
- Computers (Spam)
- Computers (Viruses)
- Computers and the Law
- Computing (Scientific)
- Conflict Resolution
- Congo (Civil War)
- Constitutional Criminal Procedure
- Constitutions and Constitutionalism
- Contemporary American Political History
- Contemporary Catholic Issues
- Copyright (Colleges and Universities)
- Copyrights
- Corporate Responsibility/Integrity
- Criminal Justice (Causes of crime and delinquency)
- Criminal Justice (Corrections)
- Criminal Justice (Police)
- Critical Thinking
- Cultural Studies (Latin and Central America)
- Current Events Related to History
- Cyberlaw
- Czech Republic (language, literature, culture and history)
- Dance
- Database Systems
- Death (Perceptions of deceased individuals)
- Death Penalty Issues
- Debates (Political, Collegiate)
- Decision Making
- Desegregation (Public Schools)
- Digital Imaging
- Dirty Bombs
- Disasters (Characteristics)
- Disasters (Role of Volunteers)
- Disasters (Emergency Medical Response)
- Diversity Training
- Domestic Violence
- Drugs (Discovery)
- Economics & Business
- Education (Action Learning)
- Education (Continuing/Lifelong Learning - Trends)
- Education (E-learning)
- Education (Early Reading Behavior)
- Education (Executive)
- Education (Instructional Design)
- Education (Integrating Technology for Teaching and Learning)
- Education (Laptop computers)
- Education (Noncredit Enrichment Program)
- Education (Parent Involvement in Schooling)
- Education (Professional Development)
- Education (Recruiting Adult students)
- Education (Science)
- Education (Teacher)
- Emergency Management (Procedures)
- Emergency Management (Education/Training)
- Environmental Studies
- Environmental Policy
- Ethics (Leadership, Business)
- Ethics (of Capitalism)
- Ethics (and Leadership)
- Ethics (Personal)
- Evidence
- Evolution (Natural Selection, Evolutionary Principles)
- File-sharing
- Film (Latin and Central America)
- First Amendment (Supreme Court Decisions)
- Gambling Addiction
- German Film
- Globalization
- Government (and Religion)
- Government Reform and Innovation
- Hazardous Waste
- Health Care
- Health Insurance
- Higher Education (Campus Crime)
- Higher Education (Goals, Purposes, Trends)
- Higher Education (History of)
- Higher Education (Liberal Arts)
- Higher Education (Social Issues/Student Behavior)
- History (African-American)
- History (Early American)
- History (Modern Balkans)
- History (Southern)
- Holocaust Representation
- Human Organ Donation and Transplantation
- Information Literacy (Find, Use and Evaluate Information)
- Information Management
- Information Management (Global)
- Information Systems
- Intellectual Freedom
- Intellectual Property
- International Education
- International Relations - Carapico
- International Relations - Wang
- Internet
- Internet Law
- Islam
- Islam (Women's Issues) - al-Hibri
- Islam (Women's Issues) - Carapico
- Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
- Japan (Art)
- Journalism Ethics
- Juvenile Delinquency Issues
- Juvenile Justice
- Land Use
- Law
- Leadership
- Leadership Ethics (Ciulla)
- Leadership Ethics (Price)
- Leadership (Group Dynamics)
- Leadership (International)
- Leadership (Perceptions of Leaders)
- Leadership (Presidential Power)
- Leadership (Stereotypes and Discrimination)
- Leadership (U.S. and International)
- Leadership (Virtual Reality Technology)
- Leadership (Women and Minority Leaders)
- Leadership Ethics
- Legislative Process
- Librarianship (Academic libraries)
- Libraries
- Literature (20th century Russian, Czech)
- Literature (African American)
- Literature (African American Folklore)
- Literature (African American Women's Humor)
- Literature (African Francophone)
- Literature (American South)
- Literature (Caribbean - in English)
- Literature (Children's) - Brown
- Literature (Children's) - Gruner
- Literature (Contemporary fiction by women)
- Literature (Latin and Central America)
- Literature (Race Relations)
- Literature (Science Fiction)
- Literature (Victorian)
- Literature (Victorian/Film Adaptations)
- Managed Care
- Marketing (See Business & Economics)
- Media and Religion
- Mediation
- Medicare Policy
- Memory and Aging
- Memory, Aging and Cognition
- Memory Self-Efficacy
- Mental Health Policy
- Middle East (U.S. and European policies toward)
- Military
- Moral Psychology
- Moral Responsibility
- Music (Brass Chamber)
- Music (Cuban)
- Music (Jazz, Latin Jazz)
- Music (Trumpet)
- National Security Policy
- Nuclear Weapons
- Neuroscience
- New Orleans (History)
- News Media Issues (Achter)
- News Media Issues (Mullen)
- News Writing
- Newsroom Management
- Nuclear Arms Control
- Organizational Behavior
- P2P Networks
- Paralegal Studies
- Permanent Deacons in the Catholic Church
- Persian Gulf
- Philosophy (Continental Theory, Postcolonial Theory and Globalization)
- Physics (General)
- Physics (Nuclear) - Beausang
- Physics (Nuclear) - Gilfoyle
- Physics (Nuclear Theory)
- Plea Bargaining
- Police Brutality
- Political Conflict (South Asia, Eastern Europe, Horn of Africa)
- Political Rhetoric
- Political Campaigns
- Political Rhetoric
- Politics
- Politics (Privacy, International Security)
- Politics of Psychopharmacology
- Prosecutor's Duty to Disclose Exculpatory Evidence
- Psychology (Anxiety Disorders)
- Psychology (Clinical)
- Psychology (History, Philosophy and Development)
- Psychology (Panic Disorder)
- Psychology (Social Anxiety)
- Psychology and Religion (Self Understanding)
- Psychostimulants (Ritalin)
- Public Affairs Reporting
- Public Policy
- Public Understanding of Genetics
- Race Relations in the U.S.
- Racial Discrimination Against Blacks, Latinos, Asians and Native Americans
- Racial Identity Issues
- Readership Issues
- Reference (Books and Databases)
- Reference (Publishing)
- Religion (Buddhism)
- Religion (Islam)
- Religion and Morality
- Religion (in Public Life)
- Religious Freedom
- Responsibility
- Rhetoric (American First Ladies)
- Rhetoric (History, Practice, Criticism)
- Rhetoric and Communication Studies (Pedagogy)
- Roadmap and Strategic Planning
- Russia (language, literature, culture and history)
- Russia and Eastern Europe
- Satellite Diplomacy
- Science in Russia and Eastern Europe
- Sex Offenses
- Sibling Relations
- Social Science Research Methods
- Sociobiology (evolutionary ideas in contemporary culture)
- Sociology
- Software Development
- Soviet and Russian Politics, Economy and Society
- Speech (Business and Professional)
- Spiders
- Squirrels
- State and Local Government
- Statistics
- Statistics (Experimental Design and Data Analysis)
- Statistics (Lifetime Data Analysis)
- Statistics (Probability)
- Strategic Memory Behavior
- Stress and Animal Behavior (and Relevance for Human Behavior)
- Supreme Court - McDowell
- Taiwan
- Television
- Terrorism
- Terrorism (Response)
- Terrorism (Rhetoric)
- Theatre (Scenery, Props)
- Theatre Design
- Theatre Lighting
- Trademarks
- Transportation Policy
- U.S. Foreign Policy
- U.S. History (Race and Racism)
- U.S. History (Twentieth Century)
- U.S.-U.K. Relations
- War (and Justice)
- Weapons of Mass Destruction
- White Antiracist Activities
- Women's Colleges
- Women's Education
- Women's Issues
- World Wide Web
- Yoga (Ashtanga)
- Youth Aggression and Violence
For assistance finding an expert on an unlisted topic, contact Brian Eckert, director of media and public relations, at (804) 287-6659 or e-mail beckert@richmond.edu.