Past Fellows

Spring 2025

• Nicole Anderson (CARE Management)

• Michelle Audette (Students/Community Standards)

• Megan Brakeley (The Knoll (Sustainability and Environmental Affairs))

• Minna Brown  (Climate Action Program, Sustainability and Environmental Affairs)

• Natalie Chwaliz (Political Science)

• Michelle Dube (Chemistry and Biochemistry)

• Miguel Fernandez (Luso-Hispanic Studies)

• Cynthia Gao (Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies)

• Anne Goodsell (Physics)

• Crystal Jones (Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion)

• Shelby Kimmel (Computer science) 

• Zahra Moeini Meybodi (The Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious life)

• Jennifer Molineaux (Public Safety)

• Leila McVeigh (Counseling)

• Diane Munroe (Environmental Studies Program and Center for Community Engagement)

• Kristin Mullins (Center for Community Engagement)

• Evie Munier (French and Francophone Studies)

• Fulya Pinar (Anthropology)

• Sarah Rogers (History of Art and Architecture)

• Loren Scott (International Student and Scholar Services)

• Casey Schine (Biology)

• Mary Jane Simpson (Chemistry and Biochemistry)

• Becky Tang (Mathematics and Statistics)

Fall 2024

• Therese Baks (French and Francophone studies)
• Rebecca Bennette (History)
• Pam Berenbaum (Global Health)
• Susan Desimone (Biology)
• Justin Doran (Religion)
• Lisa Gates (CTLR)
• Karin Gottshall (English/Creative Writing)
• Viola Huang (Black Studies)
• Ron Makleff (First year seminar)
• Otilia Milutin (Japanese studies)
• Timothy Page (Language Schools)
• Lana Povitz (History)
• Sarika Sharma (First year seminar/Sociology)
• Ryan Sheldon (English)
• Kai Zhang (Chinese)

Facilitators

• Dima Ayoub (Arabic)
• Brian Lind (Student Affairs)
• Jonathan Miller-Lane (Education Studies)
• Lida Winfield (Dance)

Spring 2024

• Cihan Artunc (Economics)
• Mez Baker-Medard (Environmental Studies)
• Tanya Byker (Economics)
• Jen Crodelle (Mathematics and Statistics)
• Nikolina Dobreva (Film and Media Culture)
• Suzanne Gurland (Psychology)
• Guntram Herb (Geography)
• Rachel Joo (American Studies)
• Tracy Himmel Isham (Center for Careers and Internships)
• Matt Lawrence (Sociology)
• Rebecca Mitchell (History)
• Alexis Mychajliw (Biology and Environmental Studies)
• Katherine O’Brien (Center for Community Engagement)
• Amit Prakash (International and Global Studies)
• Peter Tarjanyi (French and Francophone Studies)
• Danielle Stillman (Scott Center)
• Linda White (Japanese Studies)
• Catharine Wright (Writing and Rhetoric; Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies)

Facilitators

• Michole Biancosino (Theater)
• Will Nash (American Studies)
• Chong suk Han (Sociology)
• Lida Winfield (Dance)

Fall 2023

• Dima Ayoub (Arabic)
• Ian Barrow (History)
• Carolyn Dash (Biology)
• Natalie Eppelsheimer (German)
• Ellery Foutch (American Studies)
• Daniel Fram (Political Science)
• Summer Jack (Theatre)
• Allison Jacobel (Earth and Climate Sciences)
• Marc Lapin (Environmental Studies)
• Michelle Leftheris (Studio Art)
• Shannon Lyford (Center for Community Engagement)
• Craig Maravich (Beyond the Page)
• Ben Powers (Innovation Hub/Oratory Now)
• Kristina Shrestha (Chemistry and Biochemistry)
• Andrea Vaccari (Computer Science)
• Mark Williams (Political Science)

Facilitators

• Michole Biancosino (Theater)
• Will Nash (American Studies)
• Sebnem Gumuscu (Political Science)
• Lida Winfield (Dance

Spring 2023

• Joe Antonioli (Office of Digital Learning and Inquiry)
• Phil Chodrow (Computer Science)
• Chong-suk Han (Sociology)
• Khuram Hussain (Education Studies)
• Jon Isham (Economics and Environmental Studies)
• Mike Leonard (Athletics and  Compass)
• Elsa Mendoza (History)
• Sarah Rogers (Art History)
• John Schmitt (Mathematics)
• Martin Seehuus (Psychology)
• Gina Thomas (Psychology)
• David Torres (Global Health and Posse)
• Gyula Zsombok (French)

Facilitators

• Nic Poppe (Luso-Hispanic Studies)
• Rob Moeller (Psychology)

2022

In 2022 we did an advanced training with Essential Partners with following participants: 

• Robert Moeller (Psychology)
• Nicholas Poppe (Luso-Hispanic Studies)
• Michole Biancosino (Theatre)
• Lida Winfield (Dance)
• Shawna Shapiro (Writing and Linguistics)
• Will Nash (American Studies and English)
• Florence Feiereisen (German)
• Sebnem Gumuscu (Political Science)
• Sarah Stroup (Political Science)

Spring 2021, Cohort A

• Sandra Carletti, Italian
• Martha Woodruff, Philosophy
• Alex Draper, Theater
• Natalie Eppelsheimer, German
• Marybeth Nevins, Anthropology
• Julia Berazneva, Economics
• Linus Owens, Sociology
• Chris Herdman, Physics
• Genie Giaimo, Writing and Rhetoric

Facilitator

• Sarah Stroup (Political Science)

Spring 2021, Cohort B

• Cynthia Packert, History of Art and Architecture
• Jane Chaplin, Classics
• Florence Feiereisen, German
• Irina Feldman, Spanish
• Robert Moeller, Psychology
• Sebnem Gumuscu, Political Science
• Jenn Ortegren, Religion
• Lida Winfield, Dance
• Alex Lyford, Mathematics

Facilitator

• Sarah Stroup (Political Science)

Fall 2020

• Carrie Anderson: FYSE 1186, Printmaking in the time of Rembrandt
• Ian Barrow: HIST/IGST 473, The 1940s
• Erik Bleich: PSCI 219, Free Speech v. Racist Speech in US and Europe
• Susan Burch: AMST 307, Issues in Critical Disability Studies
• Luis Castañeda: SPAN 339, Peru: Identity, Ethnicity, History
• Jason Grant: CSCI 454, Biometrics
• Heidi Grasswick: PHIL 214, Science and Society
• Jason Mittell: FMMC 104, Television and American Culture
• Elizabeth Morrison: RELI 225, Chinese Religions
• Michael Sheridan: ANTH 450, Anthropology of Development

Facilitator

• Sarah Stroup (Political Science)

Spring 2020

• Michole Biancosino (THEA), ARDV 116, The Creative Process
• Mike Leonard (Baseball, Commons Head), Midd Baseball Team
• Shawna Shapiro (WRPR), WRPR 206, Narratives in the News Media
• Gary Winslett (PSCI), PSCI 304, International Political Economy
• Joyce Mao (HIST), HIST 435, American Conservatism after 1932
• Jamie McCallum (SOCI), SOCI 105, Society and the Individual
• Gloria Estela Gonzalez Zenteno (SPAN), SPAN 318, Resistencia Latinex
• Timothy Billings (ENAM), ENAM 103, Reading Literature
• Amy Briggs (CSCI), CCSI 150, Computing for the Sciences
• J Finley (AMST), AMST 210, Modern American Culture, 1830-1919

Facilitator

• Steve Viner (Philosophy)

Fall 2019

• Tara Affolter (EDST), EDST 215, Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
• Dima Ayoub (ARBC), ARBC 235, Gender Politics in the Arab World
• Dan Brayton (ENVS), ENAM 243, Maritime Literature and Culture
• Christal Brown (DANC), FYSE 1441, The Good Body
• Will Nash (AMST), AMST 252, African American Literature
• Nicolas Poppe (SPAN), SPAN 0370, Stars and Stardom in Latin America
• Erin Sassin (HARC), HARC 341, Faust’s Metropolis: Berlin
• Rebecca Tiger (SOAN), SOCI 288, Deviance and Social Control
• Tracy Weston (EDST), EDST 206, Environmental Education

Facilitator

• Steve Viner (Philosophy)

Spring 2019

• Jonathan Miller-Lane (Ed Studies): EDST 115, Education in the USA
• Edward Vazquez (History of Art and Architecture): HARC 100, Monuments and Ideas in Western Art
• Antonia Losano (English/ American Literature and Gender Studies): ENAM 205, Introduction to Contemporary Literary Theory
• Ata Anzali (Religion): RELI 258, The Qur’an
• Maggie Clinton (History): HIST 475, Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism in Asia
• Chong-suk Han (Sociology): SOAN 376, Politics of Identity
• Kemi Fuentes-George (Political Science): PSCI 372, Gender of International Relations
• Martin Abel (Economics): ECON 405, Economics of Discrimination
• Carly Thomsen (Gender, Sexuality, Feminist Studies): GSFS 289, Introduction to Queer Critique

Facilitator

• Steve Viner (Philosophy)