Directory

Anna Hall-Taylor

Comparative Literature Graduate Student/ GE
Comparative Literature

Reese Haller

M.A.
GE for Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies
Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies
Office Hours: Please email GEs using your UO email account or use Canvas if enrolled in a course.
Research Interests: Social and Political Philosophy, Marxism, Ideology, Identity, Critical Philosophy of Race, Feminism

Lauren Hallett

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Biology
Biology, Environmental Studies
Phone: 541-346-3346
Office: 220C Pacific Hall, 5289 University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403-5289
Office Hours: Fall term 2026: W 9-9:50 am, Th 2:45-2:35 pm

Kelsey Hallinen

Assistant Professor
Physics
Research Interests: Experimental Biophysics, Bacterial community dynamics in complex environments, Microfluidics, and Microscopy

John Halliwill

Professor
Human Physiology
Phone: 541-346-7591
Office: 417 Hayward, Bowerman Sports Science Center
Research Interests: Exercise and environmental physiology

Stephen Hallmark

ASU4 Academic Programs Manager
American English Institute
Phone: 541-346-2495
Office: 234 Oregon Hall, University Of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403

Ian Halter

PhD Student
History
Office: 350E McKenzie Hall
Research Interests: Histories of Empire, Decolonizing Methodologies, US History, Russian History, Pacific Studies

Annalise Halverson

Graduate Teaching Fellow
Psychology
Phone: 541-346-4944
Office: 135 Straub Hall, University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403

Mary Halverson

Doctoral Student
Sociology
Office Hours: Fall 2025: Monday 11:30-1:30

Jeff Hanes

Professor Emeritus
Asian Studies, History
Phone: 541-346-4837
Office: 340X McKenzie Hall, 1288 University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403-1205

Arthur Hanhardt

Professor Emeritus
Political Science

Andrew Hanlon

Assistant Professor
Mathematics
Phone: 541-346-5641
Office: Fenton Hall 314B

Erin Hanna

Associate Professor of Cinema Studies
Cinema Studies
Office: 234 Villard Hall, 6223 University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403
Research Interests: Media industries and fans, the San Diego Comic-Con, television history, Canadian film and television

Riley Hanna

English Graduate Student/ GE
English
Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays 1:00 pm-2:30 pm In person in PLC 258 or via Zoom
Research Interests: Virginia Woolf Studies, hauntings, nostalgia, music, popular culture

Jack Hanni

Graduate Student, Physics Department
Physics
Phone: 541-346-4770
Office: 361 Willamette Hall

Benjamin Hansen

W.E. Miner Professor of Economics
Department Head, Economics
Economics, SAIL
Phone: 541-346-4658
Office: 532 PLC, 1285 University Of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403-1285
Office Hours: By appointment spring quarter.
Research Interests: Health economics, risky behaviors, economics of crime, economics of education, public policy.

Michael Hansen

Graduate Employee
Humanities Program
Office: Friendly 2
Office Hours: Wednesday, 10:00 - 12:00

Scott Hansen

Associate Professor
Biochemistry, Molecular Biology & Biophysics
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Phone: 541-346-7908
Office: 334 Willamette Hall, 1253 University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403-1253

Tobin Hansen

Associate Teaching Professor of Anthropology
Clark Honors College, Latinx
Office: 206 Chapman Hall, 1293 University of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403-1293
Office Hours: Location: Chapman 206 | Fall 2026 Drop-In Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30am | Appointments for Second-Year CHC Advising: https://uo.campus.eab.com/pal/ciXKGorJ4O | Other Appointment Types (HC 101H, Thesis, etc.): https://tinyurl.com/y6rs2z3k
Research Interests: deportation, migration, borderlands and bordering, prisons and policing, gangs, citizenship, gender, legal anthropology, ethnographic methods, testimony, community-scholarly collaborations, sociolinguistics, Spanish in the U.S., Mexico, Latin America

Viana Hara

PhD Graduate Candidate , Romance Languages
Spanish Instructor
IRES, Romance Languages, Spanish, Yamada Language Center
Office Hours: Fall 2026, Mac Court 113. Thursday, 9- 11 a.m.
Research Interests: Race and Gender Studies; Visual Culture; Panamanian Literature (novela canalera); U.S. White women's travel writing during the Panama Canal Construction and the Panama Canal Zone establishment; West Indian literature, particularly Guadeloupean literature and the works of Maryse Condé; representations of the West Indian Black woman in Panama; Jim Crow narratives beyond the United States; representations of the Mammy figure in the U.S. South; postcards, photography, and ekphrasis; and contemporary collage and visual art by Panamanian West Indian women artists.