Food Studies

Food Studies Subject Specialist Librarian Faculty is Aruna P. Magier. We also have a number of librarians who are area/regional specialists. They have an in-depth knowledge of the most relevant resources from/about the regions they cover, and they know how to best access foreign language material.

• Alla Roylance, Librarian for Russian & Slavic Studies
• Aruna Magier, Librarian for South Asian Studies & International Relations & FOOD STUDIES
• Beth Katzoff, East Asian Studies Librarian
• Guy Burak, Librarian for Middle Eastern & Islamic Studies (interim Africana Librarian)
• Kristen Owens, Librarian for African American and Black Diaspora Studies
• Melissa Aslo de la Torre, Librarian for Latin American, Caribbean, Spanish and Portuguese Studies

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