Who's Who in Social Sciences Academia

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  James Dunford, Adjunct Professor
Boston College
Department of Communication
  
  • May 4, 2004
  Gerald M. Easter, Associate Professor
Boston College
Department of Political Science
  
  • Jun. 23, 2004
  Randolph Easton, Professor
Boston College
Department of Psychology
  
  • Jun. 7, 2004
  Scott Easton, Associate Professor
Boston College
Graduate School of Social Work
  
  • ?
  Mehmet Ekmekci, Professor
Boston College
Department of Economics
  
  • ?
  Can Erbil, Professor
Boston College
Department of Economics
  
  • ?
  Jennifer L. Erickson, Professor
Boston College
Department of Political Science
  
  • ?
  Ali Erol, Associate Professor
Boston College
Department of Communication
  
  • ?
  Marco Errico, Instructor
Boston College
Department of Economics
  
  • ?
  Haydar Evren, Instructor
Boston College
Department of Economics
  
  • ?
  Wen Fan, Associate Professor
Boston College
Department of Sociology
  
  • ?
  Robert K. Faulkner, Professor
Boston College
Department of Political Science
  
  • Jun. 23, 2004
  Ken Felter, Visiting Professor
Boston College
Department of Economics
  
  • ?
  Cristian Figueroa, Instructor
Boston College
Department of Economics
  
  • ?
  Donald Fishman, Associate Professor
Boston College
Department of Communication
  
  • May 12, 2004
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