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The Scandinavian Section

UCLA

Faculty

Byock photo Jesse Byock
Professor
byock@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. Jesse Byock is a well-known scholar of Old Norse/Icelandic history, literature and Viking society. An archaeologist, he is professor at the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology and directs the excavations in the Mosfell Valley in Iceland.

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Arne Lunde
Assistant Professor
310-206-1037
lunde@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. Arne Lunde is a scholar of Nordic film and literature. His recent research has focused on the diverse contributions of Scandinavian emigre directors and performers in Hollywood cinema during the studio system era.

Massengale photo James Massengale
Professor emeritus
310-206-1414
jim@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. James Massengale is the world's leading expert on Carl Michael Bellman. He is currently at work on the definitive, multi-volume annotated works of Olof von Dalin.

Norseng photo Mary Kay Norseng
Professor
310-206-1414
norseng@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. Mary Kay Norseng is among the most important scholars on the Nordic fin-de-siecle including Henrik Ibsen. In recent years, she has served as the Vice President and President of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study.

Shideler photo Ross Shideler
Professor and Associate Dean of the Graduate Division
310-206-1414
shideler@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. Ross Shideler is a leading expert on August Strindberg. He recently published a widely acclaimed study of Strindberg, Ibsen, Zola and Hardy. Currently he serves as Associate Dean of the Graduate Division.

Tangherlini photo Timothy R. Tangherlini
Professor and Chair of the Section
310-206-1414
tango@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. Tim Tangherlini has written extensively on Danish folklore and popular culture. His current work focuses on the folklore collections of Evald Tang Kristensen, and the application of GIS technologies to the study of Nordic literary history.

willson photo Kendra Willson
Assistant Professor-in-Residence
willson@humnet.ucla.edu

Prof. Kendra Willson works on Old and Modern Icelandic language, literature, and culture and Nordic language history. She has written on Icelandic nicknames, language politics and syntactic change in Icelandic and other Nordic languages.


Lecturers and Adjunct Faculty

bjorklund photo Jenny Björklund
Lecturer
bjorklund@humnet.ucla.edu
domokos photo Johanna Domokos
Adjunct Assistant Professor
jdomokos@humnet.ucla.edu
wen photo Patrick Wen
Lecturer
peecher@ucla.edu

Affiliated Faculty