Religious Studies Faculty

Janice Capel Anderson
Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Janice Anderson is a professor at the University of Idaho and her areas of research & teaching are: Early Christianity, Biblical Judaism, Ethics, Philosophy and Feminism
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Walter Hesford
Associate Professor
Walter Hesford teaches American literature and the Bible as literature.
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Kip W. Jenkins
Kip W. Jenkins is an affiliate professor of Religious Studies. His area of research interests are religion and the family and the sociology of religion.

Sharon Kehoe, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Sharon Kehoe, Ph.D., is an affiliate professor of Religious Studies. Her research interests are world religions, woman’s spirituality, sacred art, and The Sacred Journey.
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Ellen Kittell, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Ellen Kittell is an associate professor of history. Her research interests are Pre-modern Europe (medieval, Renaissance, Reformation), Women's history, social and legal history of Europe.
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John Mihelich, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Dean of the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences
John Mihelich is an associate professor and Dean of the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences His areas of interest are social class, religion, diversity & equity, gender, culture and community.
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Laura Putsche
Assistant Professor
Laura Putsche is an assistant professor of anthropology. Her areas of interest are indigenous peoples of South America (particularly of the Amazon region), indigenous peoples and the state, cultural ecology, and indigenous peoples and international development.
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Kurt Queller
Instructor
Kurt Queller teaches linguistics and history of the English language.
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Sean Quinlan, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Sean Quinlan is the Chair of the History Department He is an associate professor of history. His research areas are eighteenth-century studies, science and medicine in Europe, gender and sexuality in the west, European cultural and intellectual history, 1650–present, modern France.
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