Lucinda Ramberg

Professor inspiring future generations in the field of anthropology, Lucinda Ramberg serves as an Associate Professor at Cornell University. Her academic pursuits are deeply rooted in feminist, postcolonial, and queer theories, with a keen focus on the intersections of religion and secularism, as well as medicine and the body. Through her work, she seeks to unravel the complexities of these domains, offering nuanced insights into how they shape and are shaped by societal structures. As a core faculty member of the South Asia Program, Professor Ramberg brings a rich understanding of regional dynamics to her research and teaching. Her affiliation with the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies further underscores her commitment to fostering a global perspective in her scholarly endeavors. Her interdisciplinary approach not only enriches the academic community at Cornell but also contributes to broader conversations on cultural and social transformations. Professor Ramberg's work is characterized by a dedication to exploring the intricate relationships between identity, power, and knowledge. Her contributions to the field are marked by a critical engagement with contemporary issues, making her a vital voice in discussions on how traditional and modern paradigms intersect. Through her teaching and research, she continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, encouraging them to challenge conventional narratives and explore new avenues of thought.