Faculty, Staff & Students
Sunnydale MU

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Faculty

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Archivist & Head of Carpathian Studies:
Rupert Giles, B.A., MLS(UCal), D.Phil, Oxon

Professor Giles was a founding member of MU Sunnydale and co-creator of the
Dept. of Carpathian Studies with Prof. Anados DuLac. The school's local expert on
both practical and theoretical approaches to the study of Nocturnal Carpathiansis,
Prof. Giles is also well-versed in many of the martial sciences. In addition to these
duties, Prof. Giles acts as the head archivist for MU Sunnydale, overseeing its
extensive collection of esoteric and occult volumes which include a rare copy of the
Necronomicon as well as the only copy of the celebrated De Obscuritas Nosferati
and the Codex Carpathiana.

Recent Publications:
"Paleography and the Study of Ancient Occult Texts: A Question of Semantics" in
Journal of Esoterica vol 81, no 7, July 1998.

"Vlad Tepev, the Enduring Belief in the Master Vampire: Fact or Fiction?"
833pp., MU Press, 1996.

Academic Chairs held:
"Flash" Finlay Chair in Archival Studies, MU Sunnydale


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Prof. Party Kalway, B.A.,(Toronto) M.Real(MU Belleville)
M. Dias(MU Arkham) PhD. Real(MU Belleville)

Professor Kalway has been a member of the MU Belleville faculty since 1991, and
is currently the Anthony Iommi Visiting Professor of Martial Science at MU Sunnydale.
Although his main areas of research are metaphysic, Onsche studies, and diabolism,
Party has unparalleled practical experience in the martial sciences, particularly in the
logistical management of large unit ninja forces. He is Rotating Head (with Profs. Adm.
J.L. Ahad ret., and P.E. Woods) of the Department of Black Sabbath Studies at MU
Belleville, as well as being the assistant coach of the Varsity Women's field hockey and
modern pentathlon teams. Prof. Kalway is also the founder and head of the Digital
Intelligence Project at MU Toronto. He prefers Independent trucks.

Recent Publications:
"Ninja Armies: Some Logistical Considerations" 3 vols, 1687pp.,
MU Press, 1998.

"The Doctrine of Boots in Master of Reality: Metatextual or Prototextual?" 533pp.,
McGill-Queen's University Press, 1997.

"Deviant Logics and the metrical structure of MiBeau Wood" in Semiotronics
vol 12, no 2, May 1998.

"A Prolegomena to the Ethics of Cybernautics: Whence the Cybernaut marcheth?"
187pp., MU Press, 1996.

Secret Society Memberships:
Mystic Order of Undead Slavic Knights, with Mail Claw
others unknown.

Academic Chairs held:
Richard Tully Chair in Deviant Logics, MU Bel.
Geezer Butler Chair in Black Sabbath Studies, MU Bel.


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Anados DuLac, B.A., M.A.(Toronto), M.Dis,
M.Real. (MU Belleville), PhD Carp. (MU Toronto)

Prof. DuLac is the founder and current chancellor of the Miskatonic University at
Sunnydale. Well versed in both the practical and theoretical fields of alchemical
thaumaturgy, Prof. DuLac is also one of the leading figures in the burgeoning field of
Vampiric studies along with Prof. Rupert Giles. DuLac is currently supplementing
his administrative duties with several courses in Carpathian Studies, Medieval
Metaphysics and Martial Science. In order to keep a healthy balance, Prof. DuLac is
continuing to coach the Varsity fencing & archery teams as well as chairing this year's
symposium on Occult references to Vampire slaying in great works of literature:
Chaucer to Joyce.

Recent Publications:
"Lessingham, Model of the Great Ancient Mind in the Modern World: Spinoza
and the Portrait of the Mind" 597pp. Oxford University Press, 1995.

"Sub Specie Aeternitatis: Alchemical inversions in the work of Dr. Vandermast"
in Alchemical Review vol. 245, no. 11, Nov. 1997.

"Altered States and Advanced Photo-optics in the Hunt" in Miskatonic Alchemical
Review
vol. 27, no. 3, April 1998.

"Vampirism and its Rise in the Post-Modern Era, a Definitive Study"
2 vols, 1027pp., MU Press, 1998.

"Wildboys Redux: The LeBonian Critique of Plato's Republic" 798pp.
Miskatonic University Press, 1998.

Academic Chairs held:
Lloyd P. Gersen Chair in Altered Logic, MU Sunnydale
Jonathan Harker Chair in Carpathian Studies, MU Sunnydale
Albert Wingell Chair in Medieval Metaphysics, MU Sunnydale


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Johann Wolfgang von Vaughan, B.A., M.A.(UDallas),
M.Real. (MU Belleville), PhD (MU Toronto)

Dr. von Vaughan is a shining light in the cosmos of academe who needs no introduction.
Since first bursting upon the scene with his brilliant and timely discovery of the
philosophical syllogism which proved once & for all the existence of Plato's Universal forms,
Dr. von Vaughan has since expanded his field to the realms of esoteric thought as expounded by
Leo Strauss and the Comte de Falco. Working from the bastion of the great von Vaughan
name (who needs be reminded of the great names von Vaughan pere and von Vaughan the elder?)
Johann, or von Vaughan petit fils, has greatly advanced our actual knowledge of the many real
dimensions of time-space which inhabit the lower realms of theoretical space.

Recent publications:
"Falco & Reality: The problem of Der Commisar as it applies to time-space dualities"
in Popular Mechanics of Time-Space vol. IX, no. 11, March 1993.

"Nietzsche's Complete Songs & Dances" 1229 pp., University of Dallas Press, 1995.

"The Ridiculous & the Sublime: collected letters of J.W. von Vaughan to Dr. P.P. Gimpois"
300pp., Freemasons Press, 1997.

"English cottages and Mediterranean design" in Better Homes & Gardens
vol. 271, no. 5, Feb. 1998.

Academic Chairs held:
Katz chair in advanced metaphysic, MU Sunnydale
Toporoski chair in advanced Latin linguistics, MU Sunnydale


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Dr. Madeleine Black, M.Sc.(Oxon), PhD Mart.Sc.(MU Toronto)

MU Sunnydale is pleased to welcome Dr. Black to the faculty in the Depts. of Martial
Science and Medieval Metaphysics. Well versed in the arts of espionage and chemical
studies, Dr. Black is a distinct asset to the program in practical martial sciences due
to both her academic training and extensive field experience. In addition to this Dr. Black
is offering extensive programs in Medieval Proto-Logic and advanced thaumaturgy.
We are sure that all faculty and students will join us in making Dr. Black feel welcome
this year.

Recent Publications:
"A Bottle of Red, a Bottle of White: Pro et Contra of Alcohol in Professional
Seduction" 387pp., Oxford University Press, 1993.

"Avicenna & Averroes and the Tradition of Proto-Logic" in Thomistic Studies
of Altered States
vol. 28, no. 6, Dec. 1995.

"A Geopolitical Survey of Undead Activity: 1875-1995" 2 vols., 1256pp.,
MU Press, 1996.

With Party Kalway:
"AI Testing Grounds: The Use & Dangers of Positronics in Problem Solving"
476pp., MU Press, 1997.


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Prof. Raoul Countwill, B.A., M.A. (Toronto),
M.Real. (MU Belleville) PhD Real.(MU Toronto)

Known for his unorthodox academic approach to problem-solving, Prof. Countwill
returns this year as the Abraham Zapien Visiting Professor of Cryptozoology. Trained
formally in both research and hunt methods, Prof. Countwill brings a wealth of
experience to the MU Sunnydale faculty. Specializing in Icthyozoology, Raoul also
has broad practical experience in the tracking & capture of all forms of arcane beasts.
In addition to the practicals & labs which Dr. Countwill is offering this year we are
pleased to announce that he will be giving a five-course lecture series in the Dept. of
Martial Science entitled: "Shooting First & Asking Questions Later, The Method
of the Bug Hunt".

Recent Publications:
"C4 & Plastique in the Hunt: Who Needs Silver Bullets?" in Modern Monster
Hunters
vol. 4, no. 21, Dec. 1993.

"From Pleisiosaur to Loch Ness Monster, The Enduring Myth of the Dinosaur in
Cryptozoology" 445pp., MU Press, 1995.

"From Deep Ones to Fish & Chips: How to Avoid a Watery Grave" in Modern
Monster Hunters
vol. 7, no. 15, March 1996.


Egg
Egg "Foo Young" Shen, PhD. Real(Hon.), Special Instructor

Mr. Shen is a distinguished new member of the faculty at MU Sunnydale.
While it is true that he has no formal experience in the realm of academe,
Mr. Shen possess a wealth of knowledge, both practical and theoretical,
of the occult which is amazing in its breadth and detail. After having been
in the field with Egg for several years, Prof. DuLac invited him to
come to the campus and "see how he liked it." Well, Egg decided that he
had found the perfect place in which to spend his autumn years and in his own
words "continue the fight against all that is sick and twisted in this crazy
world." Currently Mr. Shen is teaching practical labs in Taoist alchemy
and giving lectures on Oriental magics, both black and white.

Students

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Cmdr. Ty McGavin, B.A.(US Naval Acad.), M.A.,
M.Dis.(MU Toronto), PhD Mart. Sc.(In progress)

Mr. McGavin comes to us from the US Navy via various studies at MU Toronto. Working
closely with Dr. Black, Mr. McGavin is pursuing his doctoral degree in Martial Science. Due
to Ty's exceptional experience in the field he will not only be TAing for Dr. Black and
Prof. DuLac, but will also be giving an introductory seminar in Kumatai fighting techniques.
Please don't hesitate to approach Mr. McGavin on campus and ask for his expertise or advice.

Buffy
Buffy Summers, M.A. Mart. Sci.(MU Sunnydale),
PhD Carp.(In progress)

Ms. Summers is a long-time resident of Sunnydale and one of the founding students
of MU Sunnydale. Working closely with Prof. Giles, Buffy has proven herself an
invaluable asset to both the Martial Science and Carpathian Studies Depts. due to both
her natural skill and unique professional experience. Currently Ms. Summers is completing
her PhD in Carpathian Studies as well as assisting with the teaching of several
field courses. Ms. Summers also acts as special liaison and advisor to the faculty.

Willow
Willow Rosenburg, M.Sc.(CalTech), PhD.(In Progress)

Ms. Rosenburg, also a Sunnydale native, comes to us via CalTech and MU Belleville
where she gained instant recognition as a superlative computer science student. Centring
in the field of digital intelligence, Willow is currently working closely with Dr. Kalway
on his Fatal Query and positronics research as she did during her time at MU Belleville.
We all wish Willow a happy homecoming and welcome her back to Sunnydale.

Cordy
Cordelia Chase, M.A.(MU Sunnydale), PhD.(In Progress)

Ms. Chase is a longtime student of Sunnydale MU. Starting her academic career
in the general Masters program, she soon became an invaluable asset to several core
courses in the Martial Science program. She now TAs for Prof. DuLac and teaches
several courses on geopolitical theory while she continues to work on her PhD.

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