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Affiliated Faculty

Elizabeth Son

Elizabeth Son

Associate Professor of Theatre

elizabeth.son@northwestern.edu

Elizabeth Son’s research explores how theatre, multidisciplinary art, and other forms of embodied practice such as testimony and political actions illuminate the experiences of Korean, Korean diasporic, and Asian American women, thereby providing a critical space for grappling with historical legacies, cultivating community, and envisioning new futures.

Jeong Eun Annabel We

Jeong Eun Annabel We

Assistant Professor of Asian Languages and Cultures

jwe@northwestern.edu

Jeong Eun Annabel We’s research interests include Korean and diasporic literature and culture, and decolonial thought. Her book in progress engages questions of decolonization in Korea through a transpacific framework.

Jesse Yeh

Jesse Yeh

Assistant Professor of Instruction at the Center for Legal Studies

jesse.yeh@northwestern.edu

Jesse Yeh is a political sociologist of race and immigration, gender and sexuality, crime and law, and politics and social movement. Yeh’s research focuses on how rightwing politics constructs and engages with social differences. Yeh’s current work examines how liberals and conservatives make sense of undocumented migration and racialized police violence.