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Hampton, Rosalind, McGill Universtiy (Canada)
Hao, Haiping (United States)
Harper, Rachel L.S., Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art (United States)
Hasebe-Ludt, Erika (Canada)
Hash, Peaches, Appalachian State University (United States)
Hatt, Beth
Hayes, Michael Thomas (United States)
Hebert, Cristyne, York University (Canada)
Helfenbein, Robert J., Loyola University Maryland (United States)
Helfenbein, Robert J., Loyola University Maryland
Helfenbein, Robert J. (United States)
Helfenbein, Robert J., Indiana University--IUPUI (United States)
Helmsing, Mark, George Mason University
Helmsing, Mark E., George Mason University
Helton, Liz, Columbia University, Teachers College (United States)
Henderson, James, Kent State University
Hendry, Petra Munro, Louisiana State University
Hendry, Petra Munro, Louisiana State University (United States)
Hensley, Nathan, Bowling Green State University (United States)
Henward, Allison
Hereth, Jane
Hermes, Mary, University of Minnesota--Twin Cities
Hewson, Anne
Heyer, Kent den
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