Joshua Kavaloski, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of German, Director of German Studies, Assistant Director of the Center for Holocaust/Genocide Study
Email: jkavalos@drew.edu
Phone: 973-408- 3549
Professor Kavaloski’s primary research examines the culture of modernism. His scholarly and teaching interests also include twentieth-century German literature, recent German cinema, and questions of high/low culture. He has published essays about novels by Thomas Mann, Franz Kafka, Jurek Becker, and Daniel Kehlmann, as well as about other non-literary media such as graphic novels and films.
Edye Lawler, Ph.D.
Professor of German
Email: elawler@drew.edu
Professor Lawler, who retired in 2011, concentrates on nineteenth-century German literature, philosophy, and theology. She served for many years as Dean of Educational Services at Drew University.
Christopher Merz
Adjunct Instructor of German
Email: cmerz@drew.edu
Phone: 973-408-3797
Elfriede Smith
Professor Emerita of German
Email: ebsmith@drew.edu
Professor Smith, who retired in 2008, is interested in eighteenth- and twentieth-century German literature, German civilization and culture, and teaching methodologies.

