Current and previous Cromwell Fellows at Washington College
2025-2027
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
- Jill Bible, Meghan Grosse, and Mala Misra, “Foundations of Science Communication” (also Interdisciplinary)
Innovative Pedagogy
- Shaun Ramsey, “Game Design for All”
2024-2026
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, and Andrea Boothby Rice: “Information as a Human Right: College Research & Information Literacy”
- Gabe Feinberg: “Mathematics of Social Choice” (also Interdisciplinary)
- John Leupold and Ken Schweitzer: “Studio Recording Methods”
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Anne Marteel-Parrish: “Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future” (also Interdisciplinary)
Innovative Pedagogy
- Martin Ponti and Francis Valencia-Turco: “Living Stage: Exploring Language Acquisition Through Theatrical Arts” (also Interdisciplinary)
- Carrie Reiling: “Global Environmental Politics Lab.”
Interdisciplinary
- 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)
2023-2025
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
- Erin Anderson: “Social Welfare Field Experience”
- Bridget Bunten, Sara Clarke-De Reza, Nick Garcia, Michelle Johnson, Erin Counihan: “Busload of Books: A National Curriculum Opportunity”
- Courtney Rydel and Bin Song “Global Wisdom & Literature”
Interdisciplinary
- Andrew Oros: “FYS: Imagining the Future”
Innovative Pedagogy
- Suyog Shrestha: “Scientific Modeling and Data Analysis”
2022-2024
Rebecca Fox and Jordan Tirrell. Interdisciplinary Course Development/Innovative Pedagogy: Integrated Cross-Collaborative Experience between Statistics (Mat 209) and Biogeochemistry (ENV 312)
2022
Sara Clarke-De Reza and Meghan Grosse. Interdisciplinary Course Development: “Qualitative and Descriptive Methods in the Social Sciences”
2021
Sara Clarke-De Reza. Interdisciplinary Course Development: “Liberal Arts Learning at this Moment in Time,” planned for Summer 2023.
2020
Flavio R. Hickel, Jr. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—Course Development: “U.S. Racial and Ethnic Politics”
2019
Sara Clarke-De Reza. Interdisciplinary Program Development: Museum, Field, and Community Education minor
Erin Counihan. Innovative Pedagogy: “Literacy in the Content Field,” developing multimodal texts and 21st century literacies
Emily Steinmetz. Interdisciplinary Course Development: FYS course “Liberation,” linking teaching and learning with Baylor Correctional Facility
2018
R.C. De Prospo. Interdisciplinary Course Development: “Race, Gender, and the Institutional History of American Studies”
Laura Eckelman and Ben Tilghman. Interdisciplinary Program Development: Arts Management minor
Courtney Rydel. Innovative Pedagogy: “The Global Middle Ages,” course transformed from “Medieval Literature”
2017
Tia Murphy. Interdisciplinary Program Development: Senior Capstone Experience Celebration Month
2016
Ryan Eanes
Lauren Littlefield, Mike Kerchner, and Amanda Sommerfeld
Julie Markin
Sean Meehan
Dylan Poulson and Nathaniel Schwartz
2015
Aaron Amick
Aaron Lampman and Ken Schweitzer
Adalbert Mayer
Jon McCollum
Sean Meehan and John Boyd
Kate Moncrief
Amanda Sommerfeld
2014
Aaron Amick
Erica McMaster
Heather Russell
Ken Schweitzer
Amanda Sommerfeld
Susan Vowels
Christine Wade