I have been fortunate enough to be in the first cohort of Faculty Fellows, and then again a few years later, and seeing this program grow makes me feel proud of both experiences. In both cases, I had the opportunity to teach in a hands-on, experiential way, using outside partners and harnessing the creativity of the students.
Review the application and selection process for becoming an Honors Faculty Fellow. See dates for calls for applications and more.
Learn MoreLearn more about what it means to be an Honors Faculty Fellow. See past cohort members and find details about how the Honors College supports Faculty Fellows.
Learn MoreIn Fall 2022, five Honors College faculty fellows presented lectures that gave Honors students and the community a sample of what their innovative, interdisciplinary courses in 2022-2023 year were all about. Access the recordings of these lectures using the link below.
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Teaching Assistant Professor FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING, BENJAMIN M. STATLER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND MINERAL RESOURCES
In "Climate Change via Excel," students will study climate change and global warming through data analysis using Microsoft Excel.
View Profile: Atheer Almasri
Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF APPLIED HUMAN SCIENCES
“Youth and Societal Change” explores contemporary positive youth development within the context of our evolving society.
View Profile: Jonathon Beckmeyer
Professor ENGLISH, EBERLY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
An interdisciplinary course rooted in Native American Studies, English and Ecocriticism, “Indigenous Ecostudies” focuses on the different techniques Indigenous people bring to studying the environment.
View Profile: Cari Carpenter
Associate Professor SOCIOLOGY, EBERLY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
“Collective Violence” will explore America’s largely forgotten history of collective violence, including execution by lynch mobs, rioting against minorities, rebellions against the government and small-scale wars between settlers and natives.
View Profile: Jason Manning
Assistant Professor SCHOOL OF THEATRE AND DANCE, COLLEGE OF CREATIVE ARTS
Examining the anatomy of accents, the social impact of speaking with an accent, and the responsibility of artistic application in mainstream media is the primary exploration of “Artistry in the Accent.”
View Profile: Brianne Taylor
Assistant Professor COMMUNICATION STUDIES, EBERLY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
“Collective Violence” will explore America’s largely forgotten history of collective violence, including execution by lynch mobs, rioting against minorities, rebellions against the government and small-scale wars between settlers and natives.
View Profile: Dan Totzkay
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