Faculty Fellows
The Mudd Center's Faculty Fellows program runs each year in conjunction with that year's thematic lecture series. Faculty members in the program read the works of upcoming Mudd Center speakers and then attend interdisciplinary faculty seminars in which this work is discussed. The seminars allow faculty members to engage in cross-disciplinary exchanges that further their understanding of the research relevant to each speaker, allowing for a more in-depth examination of each topic throughout the year. In addition, Faculty Fellows have an opportunity to attend special dinners and other events with visiting speakers. Thus far, the program has had faculty participation from 24 different departments and programs throughout the university.
2018-2019 (The Ethics of Identity)
Brian Alexander, Politics
Nadia Ayoub, Biology
David Baluarte, Law
Jeff Barry, Digital Culture and IT
Alison Bell, Anthropology
Melina Bell, Philosophy
Mikki Brock, History
Alexandra Brown, Religion
Michal Buchhandler-Raphael, Law
Tom Camden, Special Collections
Greg Cooper, Philosophy
Tim Diette, Economics
Françoise Fregnac-Clave, Romance Languages
Lethia Hammond, Law
Chris Handy, Economics
Brandon Hasbrouck, Law
Helen I'Anson, Biology
Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Sociology and Anthropology
Julie Kane, Library
J.D. King, Law
Fred LaRiviere, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Ann Massie, Law
Steve McCormick, Romance Languages
Holly Pickett, English
Howard Pickett, Poverty Studies
Cristina Pinto-Bailey, Romance Languages
Sandy Reiter, Business Administration
Stephanie Sandberg, Theater, Dance, and Film
Shaun Shaugnessy, Law
Haley Sigler, Education
Angela Smith, Philosophy
Elizabeth Spragins, Romance Languages
Elizabeth Teaff, Library
Natalie Toporikova, Biology
Beth Valentine, Philosophy
Melissa Vise, History
Yanhong Zhu, East Asian Studies
2017-2018 (Equality and Difference)
Brian Alexander, Politics
Melina Bell, Philosophy
Mikki Brock, History
Tom Camden, Special Collections
James Casey, Economics
Greg Cooper, Philosophy
Jenefer Davies, Dance/Theater
Tim Diette, Economics
Adrienne Hagen, Classics
Chris Handy, Economics
Rick Herbert, Business Administration
Helen I'Anson, Biology
Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Sociology and Anthropology
Mark Junkunc, Business Administration
Fred LaRiviere, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Ann Massie, Law
Ellen Mayock, Romance Languages
Dan Mazilu, Physics and Engineering
Howard Pickett, Poverty Studies
Sandy Reiter, Business Administration
Stephanie Sandberg, Theater, Dance, and Film
Shaun Shaugnessy, Law
Elizabeth Spragins, Romance Languages
Hernandez D. Stroud, Law
Alecia Swasy, Journalism and Mass Communications
Erin Taylor, Philosophy
Marnie Thomson, Sociology and Anthropology
Beth Valentine, Philosophy
Taylor Walle, English
2016-2017 (Markets and Morals)
Melina Bell, Philosophy
Laura Brodie, English
Kelly Brotzman, Poverty Studies
James Casey, Economics
Greg Cooper, Philosophy
Timothy Diette, Economics
Adrienne Hagen, Classics
Rick Herbert, Business Administration
Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Sociology and Anthropology
Fred LaRiviere, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Robin LeBlanc, Politics
Kish Parella, Law
Howard Pickett, Poverty Studies
Colin Reid, Accounting
Sandy Reiter, Business Administration
Stephanie Sandberg, Theater, Dance, and Film
Jeff Schatten, Business Administration
Erin Taylor, Philosophy
Julie Youngman, Business Administration
2015-2016 (The Ethics of Citizenship)
Edward Adams, English
Melina Bell, Philosophy
Laura Brodie, English
Kelly Brotzman, Poverty Studies
Michal Buchandler-Raphael, Law
Tom Camden, Special Collections, Leyburn Library
Miriam Carlisle, Classics
Greg Cooper, Philosophy
Francoise Fregnac-Clave, Romance Languages
Matthew Gildner, History
Art Goldsmith, Economics
Stuart Gray, Politics
Pinar Kemerli, Politics
Robin LeBlanc, Politics
Andrea LePage, Art & Art History
Andrew McGonigal, Philosophy
Seth Michelson, Romance Languages
David Peterson, History
Howard Pickett, Poverty Studies
Sandy Reiter, Business Administration
Mark Rush, Politics/International Education
Erin Taylor, Philosophy
Florentine Verhage, Philosophy