Faculty and Staff

Director of the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development and Professor of Political Science

cbutche2@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2929
House 3201 - 103

Associate Director of the School of Conflict Management, Peacekeeping and Development and Director of the SCMPD PhD Program and Professor of Middle East Politics

mhallwar@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6127
House 3201 - 116

Professor of Sociology

dlepadat@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6953
House 3201 - 110A

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University Ombuds and Professor of History

aadebayo@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6646
SO 4112

Associate Professor of Psychology

abagasra@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-5254
SO 2003

Interim Director of International Policy Management and Professor of Political Science

tbhasin@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2272
SO 5034

Associate Professor of Sport Management

bbutle59@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6178
HS 4231

Professor of Conflict Management

vfranke@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2931
House 3201 - 204

Assistant Professor of Conflict Management

ugoswami@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-5104
House 3201 - 202

Professor of Economics

gharihar@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6580
BB 407

Assistant Vice Provost and Professor of Conflict Management

shayes32@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6499
KH 4415

Professor of Conflict Management

tkhedeen@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6127
House 3201 - 111

Assistant Professor of Conflict Management

khook2@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-7960
House 3201 - 205

Assistant Professor of Psychology

dkuliber@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6225
SO 2015

Dr. Danica Kulibert (https://namedrop.io/danicakulibert) is an assistant professor in the Psychology Science Department. They are a social psychologists and the lab director for the Social Perceptions and Intergroup Relations (SPAIR) Lab. They often uses Social Identity Theory and Intergroup Contact Theory to better understand how the groups people are a part of impact their perceptions of the world. Currently, Dr. Kulibert conducts research focusing on four broad domains.

1. Perceptions of Discrimination and Sexual Harassment: What are potential barriers victims with different social identities face when coming forward with discrimination and/or sexual harassment claims?
2. Understanding Meta-Perceptions: When do meta-perceptions (i.e., how one social group thinks other social group views them) impact prejudice reduction methods?
3. Political Attitudes and Behaviors: How well do social psychology concepts and interventions be applied to political context?
4. Applied Intervention/Assessment: In what context can social psychology theories and research methods translate to real-world settings (e.g., workplaces, hospitals, colleges)?

Program Manager & Part-Time Instructor of Political Science

elahtine@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6115
House 3201 - 116A

Chair of the Department of Geography and Anthropology and Professor of Anthropology

blundy@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2893
SO 4050

Professor of Conflict Management and Economics

mmarktan@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-7750
BB 408

Assistant Director for Strategic Communication and Associate Professor of Communication

rmathi18@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6298
SO 5110

Director of the Center for the Advancement of Military and Emergency Services Research and Associate Professor of Psychology

bmoore50@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-7281
House 3217 - 103

Research Interests: Trauma, military psychology, resilience, sleep, health psychology

Brian A. Moore, Ph.D. is a health psychologist and an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Kennesaw State University. Before joining Kennesaw State, he served over 10 years in the United States Army as an Infantry officer and continues to serve as a Major in the U.S. Army Reserve. Dr. Moore has a Ph.D. in military health psychology and has completed pre- and post-doctoral fellowships in health and trauma psychology. 

Assistant Professor of Sociology

jmuell18@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6739
PS 142

Areas of Interest: Global Social Change; Political-Economy of Development; Social Theory; Protests, Uprisings, & Insurgencies; Race, Ethnicity, & Indigeneity; Culture & Ideology; Psychoanalysis; Africana Studies; Comparative & Historical Methods

Academic Program Support Specialist

smufti@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2452
HSE 59 (3201) 116

Professor of Economics

lnoiset@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-4371
BB 317

Professor of Economics

Dr. Luc Noiset is Professor of Economics at Kennesaw State University. He has worked as a tax and budget economist for the Office of Tax Analysis in the U.S. Department of the Treasury in Washington D.C.  After the breakup of the Soviet Union, he became the U.S. Treasury's liaison to the Baltic States and the U.S. Treasury's resident advisor to the Latvian Ministry of Finance. In the late 1990's he was based in Moscow, where he was Tax Policy Director and advisor to the Russian Ministry of Finance for a large USAID sponsored Russia Fiscal Reform Project. Additionally, professor Noiset has worked on short-term fiscal reform missions for finance ministries around the world, including in Egypt, Vietnam and countries of the Former Soviet Union.  Since 2006 professor Noiset has taught economics in the Department of Economics, Finance and Quantitative Analysis at Kennesaw State University. His research interests are in fiscal reform and more generally in the role of government in capitalist-based economies.

Associate Professor of Conflict Management

hpincock@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6227
House 3201 - 111

Associate Professor of Conflict Management

areinke@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-6127
House 3201 - 113

Professor of History

svaught3@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2431
4115

Assistant Professor of History

szoller@kennesaw.edu
(470) 578-2531
SO 4094