Professor of Art and Archaeology
Associate Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs, ROLE The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.
Comparative Literature, Class of 2020
Comparative Literature, Class of 2023
Philosophy, Class of 2019
Comparative Literature, Class of 2022
French and Italian, Class of 2020
Perkins-Cotsen Postdoctoral Fellow in the Society of Fellows; Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities, Classics and in Humanistic Studies
School of Public and International Affairs, Class of 2021
Philosophy, Class of 2023
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2023
Comparative Literature, Class of 2024
Philosophy, Class of 2019
Comparative Literature, Class of 2017
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2027
Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities and French and Italian
Perkins Postdoctoral Fellow
Philosophy, Class of 2020
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2024
Philosophy, Class of 2026
Comparative Literature, Class of 2024
Associate Professor of French, Director of Undergraduate Studies, French & Italian
Associate Professor of East Asian Studies
Neuroscience, Class of 2024
Comparative Literature, Class of 2017
Comparative Literature, Class of 2022
Computer Science, Class of 2025
Comparative Literature, Class of 2018
Comparative Literature, Class of 2021
Executive Director, Humanities Council
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2019
Comparative Literature, Class of 2026
Director, Program in European Cultural Studies; Associate Professor of German and Art and Archaeology
Anthropology, Class of 2025
Computer Science, Class of 2027
Independent Study, Class of 2022
Near Eastern Studies, Class of 2020
Near Eastern Studies, Class of 2019
Computer Science, Class of 2019
Art and Archaeology, Class of 2018
French and Italian, Class of 2023
Architecture, Class of 2024
Philosophy, Class of 2020
Philosophy, Class of 2018
Comparative Literature, Class of 2024
Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor in Language, Literature, and Civilization of Spain; Professor of Spanish and Portuguese
School of Public and International Affairs, Class of 2022
African American Studies, Class of 2021
French and Italian, Class of 2021
Hughes-Rogers Professor of English and American Studies
Comparative Literature, Class of 2024
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Director of Undergraduate Studies Director, Program in Archaeology
East Asian Studies, Class of 2020
Rosengarten Professor of Modern and Contemporary History; Dean of the College
Mathematics, Class of 2019
Chair, Department of Classics; Ewing Professor of Greek Language and Literature; Professor of Classics
Comparative Literature, Class of 2021
Linguistics, Class of 2024
Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities, Politics and in Humanistic Studies
Associate Professor of Near Eastern Studies
Philosophy, Class of 2024
Philosophy, Class of 2026
Mathematics, Class of 2026
Scheide Professor of Music History; Professor of Music
African American Studies, Class of 2022
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2023
Philosophy, Class of 2020
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2017
Edwards Professor of American History; Professor of History and African American Studies
Comparative Literature, Class of 2022
Civil & Environmental Engineering, Class of 2023
Comparative Literature, Class of 2025
Philosophy, Class of 2027
Psychology, Class of 2026
Slavic Literature & Languages, Class of 2026
Mathematics, Class of 2027
Program Manager, Humanistic Studies
(609) 258–6948
207 Scheide Caldwell House
steph@princeton.edu
Comparative Literature, Class of 2020
Mathematics, Class of 2023
Psychology, Class of 2023
Comparative Literature, Class of 2024
Near Eastern Studies, Class of 2022
Comparative Literature, Class of 2023
Associate Professor of East Asian Studies
East Asian Studies, Class of 2024
East Asian Studies, Class of 2023
Associate Professor of Art and Archaeology, Behrman Professor in the Humanities Council
Operations Research & Financial Engineering, Class of 2023
Philosophy, Class of 2022
Associate Professor of Near Eastern Studies and the Program in Judaic Studies
Philosophy, Class of 2017
Associate Professor of German
Comparative Literature, Class of 2017
Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Comparative Literature, Class of 2022
Comparative Literature, Class of 2023
Comparative Literature, Class of 2018
Philosophy, Class of 2024
Philosophy, Class of 2023
Associate Professor of History
Chair, Committee for the Study of Late Antiquity; Professor of Religion
Comparative Literature, Class of 2019
Philosophy, Class of 2019
Woodrow Wilson School, Class of 2020
Comparative Literature, Class of 2022
Philosophy, Class of 2022
Professor of East Asian Studies and History; Chair, Department of East Asian Studies
Philosophy, Class of 2018
Philosophy, Class of 2020
School of Public & International Affairs, Class of 2026
School of Public and International Affairs, Class of 2022
Comparative Literature, Class of 2021
Professor of History; Head of College, Yeh College
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2024
African American Studies, Class of 2021
Slavic Languages and Literatures, Class of 2020
Comparative Literature, Class of 2023
Architecture, Class of 2025
Philosophy, Class of 2019
Neuroscience, Class of 2018
Director, Behrman Undergraduate Society of Fellows; Associate Professor of English and African American Studies
Associate Professor, History and Theory of Architecture
Comparative Literature, Class of 2026
Comparative Literature, Class of 2023
Philosophy, Class of 2019
School of Public and International Affairs, Class of 2024
African American Studies, Class of 2020
French and Italian, Class of 2021
Operations Research & Financial Engineering, Class of 2024
Near Eastern Studies, Class of 2020
Comparative Literature, Class of 2019
School of Public and International Affairs, Class of 2024
Professor of Anthropology; Director of Center on Transnational Policing
Associate Professor of French; Behrman Professor in the Humanities Council
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2019
Woodrow Wilson School, Class of 2018
School of Public & International Affairs, Class of 2026
Woodrow Wilson School, Class of 2019
Khedouri A. Zilkha Professor of Jewish Civilization in the Near East; Professor of Near Eastern Studies and History; Director, Program in Near Eastern Studies
East Asian Studies, Class of 2021
Philosophy, Class of 2019
Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Sociology and International Affairs in the Woodrow Wilson School and the University Center for Human Values
Professor of English; Chair, Council of the Humanities
Philosophy, Class of 2017
Philosophy, Class of 2017
School of Public and International Affairs, Class of 2023
French & Italian, Class of 2026
Philosophy, Class of 2024
Comparative Literature, Class of 2023
Woodrow Wilson School, Class of 2019
Philosophy, Class of 2022
Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities, English and Humanistic Studies; Perkins-Cotsen Postdoctoral Fellow in the Society of Fellows
Philosophy, Class of 2025
Philosophy, Class of 2017
African American Studies, Class of 2018
Computer Science, Class of 2025
Psychology, Class of 2019
Comparative Literature, Class of 2022
History of Science, Class of 2017
Slavic Languages & Literatures, Class of 2021
Neuroscience, Class of 2026
Comparative Literature, Class of 2021
Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Behrman Professor in the Humanities
Mathematics, Class of 2026
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2025
Comparative Literature, Class of 2020
Professor of Theater in the Lewis Center for the Arts and American Studies. Director, Princeton Arts Fellowship. Director, Program in Music Theater
609-258-8407
W211 Wallace Dance Building and Theater
swolf@princeton.edu
Comparative Literature, Class of 2026
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2027
Art & Archaeology, Class of 2022
Psychology, Class of 2026
Philosophy, Class of 2021
School of Public & International Affairs, Class of 2026
Comparative Literature, Class of 2020
Philosophy, Class of 2026
Philosophy, Class of 2023
Molecular Biology, Class of 2025
