We are excited to announce and congratulate our new class of Cromwell Fellows who will be developing pedagogy and innovating course materials and learning experiences while sharing with the campus their projects over the next two years in the following areas:
Civic Engagement and Ethics. Supported by the Holstein Program in Ethics and co-sponsored by the Miller Director of Civic Engagement at the Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience.
- Cori Lynn Arnold, Kelly Banyas, Andrea Boothby Rice: “Information as a Human Right: College Research & Information Literacy.”
- Gabe Feinberg: “Mathematics of Social Choice” (also Interdisciplinarity).
- John Leupold and Ken Schweitzer: “Studio Recording Methods.”
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Anne Marteel-Parrish: “Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future” (also Interdisciplinarity)
Innovative Pedagogy
- Martin Ponti and Francis Valencia-Turco: “Living Stage: Exploring Language Acquisition Through Theatrical Arts” (also Interdisciplinarity).
- Carrie Reiling: “Global Environmental Politics Lab.”
Interdisciplinarity
- Gabe Feinberg: “Mathematics of Social Choice” (also Civic Engagement and Ethics)
- Anne Marteel-Parrish: “Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future” (also Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion)
- Martin Ponti and Francis Valencia-Turco: “Living Stage: Exploring Language Acquisition Through Theatrical Arts” (also Innovative Pedagogy)
These colleagues will join our current class of Cromwell Fellows in 2024-2025 completing the second year of their fellowships.