Past Faculty Fellows
Since 2008, the Bonner Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) has been organizing a fellows program for faculty members seeking to transform or create a course with an integrated community-based learning (CBL) component.
Fellows receive stipends to attend CBL workshops, work on their CBL courses over the summer, and participate in a CBL faculty-learning community during the academic year. In addition, faculty receive ongoing pedagogical support from the CCE as they work with their students and community partners.
*Congratulations to our former Faculty Fellows who have been honored with the University's Distinguished Educator Award, as marked below.
2017-2018 Faculty Fellows
Lauranett Lee, Public History
Introduction to Public History and Public History Capstone Course
Tom Mullen, Journalism
News Writing & Reporting and FYS: Civic Journalism & Social Justice
Melissa Ooten, WGSS*
FYS: Slavery in the Contemporary Imagination
Karina Vazquez, LALIS
Spanish in the Community
2017-2018 East End Cemetery Collaboratory
2016-2017 Faculty Fellows
Elizabeth Baughan, Classical Studies
Introduction to Archeology
Olivier Delers, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
SSIR: Reading to Live
Kristine Grayson, Biology
Integrated Biological Principles II
Meredith Harbach, Law
Civil Procedure
George Hiller, School of Professional & Continuing Studies
Understanding Language and Culture: Latin Americans/ Latinos
Amy Howard, Bonner Center for Civic Engagement
FYS: Community
Erik Johnson, Economics
Urban Economics
Todd Lookingbill, Geography and the Environment
Landscape Ecology
Julie McConnell, Law
Children's Defense Clinic
Tom Mullen, Journalism
Civic Journalism and Social Justice
Kimberly Robinson, Law
Education Law and Policy
Ernesto Semán, Leadership
Leadership in the Humanities
Dean Simpson, Classical Studies
The Classical Elements of the English Language
Andy Spalding, Law
Corporate Compliance
Martin Sulzer-Reichel, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Insiders/Outsiders: Arab Encounters with the West
Shital Thekdi, Management
Statistics for Business and Economics
Carrie Wu, Biology
Introduction to Biological Thinking: Biological Invasions
2015-2016 Faculty Fellows
Kim Gower, Leadership
Justice and Civil Society
Jeannine Keefer, UR Libraries
20th Century Architecture and the City of Richmond
Maia Linask, Economics
International Trade: Causes, Consequences, and Controls
Françoise Ravaux-Kirkpatrick
Citizen Camera
Sydney Watts, History
Social Utopias
2014-2015 Faculty Fellows
Carol Brown, Law
Housing Law
Lidia Radi, Modern Literatures & Cultures
Women, Temptation, and Virtue
Kimberly Robinson, Law
Law and Educational Equity
Nicole Sackley, History
The Historian's Workshop
Monika Siebert, English
America in the World, the World in America
Joe Troncale, Modern Literatures & Cultures
What is Art For?
2013-14 Faculty Fellows
Monti Narayan Datta, Political Science
Human Rights and Modern Day Slavery
Thais M. Diaz Montalvo, Latin American and Iberian Studies
Spanish in the Community
Jan H. French, Anthropology
Human Rights in America
George L. Hiller, SPCS
Understanding Culture & Language II
N. Elizabeth Schlatter, University Museums
Museum Studies: Exhibiting Russian Jewish History in Richmond
David Stevens, English
Writing in Richmond
Shital A. Thekdi, Management
Statistics for Business and Economics
Douglas L. Winiarski, History and American Studies
Richmond: City of the Dead
2012-14 Research and Scholarship Fellows
Laura Browder, English and American Studies*
Documentary Theatre and Digital Archive
Jennifer Erkulwater, Political Science
Policy and Poverty/Methods Class
Nuray Grove, Modern Literatures and Cultures
International Students and Community-Based Learning
Patricia Herrera, Theatre and Dance
Documentary Theatre and Digital Archive
Jeff Pollack, Management
Social Entrepreneurship and Community-Based Learning
Carlos Valencia, Latin American and Iberian Studies
Spanish in the Community
2012-13 Faculty Fellows
Olivier Delers, Modern Literatures and Cultures
French-English Translation
Mary Finley-Brook, Geography and the Environment
Latin American Geographies: Transnational and Local Connections
Craig Kocher, Office of the Chaplaincy
SSIR: Living a Life of Consequence: Self Discovery and Social Change
Monika Kukar-Kinney, Marketing
Database Marketing
Nicole Maurantonio, Rhetoric and Communication Studies
Memory and Memorializing in the City of Richmond
Betsy Mullen, Journalism
News Writing and Reporting
Jonathan Whitaker, Management
Consulting Process and Practicum
Eric Yellin, History and American Studies
Introduction to American Studies
2011-12 Faculty Fellows
Amit Eynan, Management
Operations Management
Della Fenster, Mathematics and Computer Science
SSIR: Science In Context
Nuray Grove, Modern Languages and Cultures
English Communication in Cultural Context and Academic Writing in English as a Second Language
Rick Mayes, Political Science
Global Health, Medical Humanities, and Human Rights
Tom Mullen, Journalism
FYS: Civic Journalism and Social Justice
Jennifer Nourse, Sociology and Anthropology
Medicine and Health from a Global/ Anthropological Perspective
David Salisbury, Geography and the Environment
Mapping sustainability: Cartography and Geographical Information in an Environmental Context
Mary Kelly Tate, Law
FYS: A Meditation on Wrongful Conviction
2010-2011 Faculty Fellows
Todd Lookingbill, Geography
Geography of the James River Watershed
Laura Browder, American Studies/English and Patricia Herrera, Theatre and Dance
Documentary Theatre
Scott Nesbitt, Digital Scholarship Lab (with Ed Ayers),
Mapping American History (FYS)
Val Venderzyk, Accounting
Accounting Systems
Laura Browder, American Studies*
Immigrant Histories
Catherine Bagwell, Psychology (with Rick Mayes)
SSIR: Children and Mental Health
Mavis Brown, Education
Educating Diverse Learners
2009-10 Faculty Fellows
Holly Blake, Associate Dean, Women's Education and Development
WILL/WGSS Senior Seminar
Jeni Burnette, Psychology
Applied Social Psychology
Jonathan Dattelbaum, Chemistry
Biochemistry
Paula Lessem, Biology
Emerging Infectious Diseases
Elizabeth Outka, English, and Kevin Pelletier, English
Literature of War
Jeff Pollack, Management
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Andrea Simpson, Political Science
No Place to Go: Women, Dependency, and Homelessness
Carol Wharton, Sociology and Women's Studies
Homes and Neighborhoods
2008-09 Faculty Fellows
Ronald Bacigal, Law
Criminal Process
Doug Bosse, Management
Strategic Management
Jennifer Erkulwater, Political Science
The Politics of Poverty and Place
Jane Geaney, Religion
Orientalism, Racism, and Religion
Elisabeth Gruner, English
Introduction to Children's Literature
Gill Hickman, Leadership Studies
Leading Change
Scott Johnson, Rhetoric and Communication Studies
Topics in Research: Interviewing Methods
Sungmoon Kim, Leadership Studies
Justice and Civil Society
Lewis A. Litteral, Management*
Statistics for Business and Economics I
Joan Neff, Sociology/Anthropology/Criminal Justice
Senior Seminar in Criminal Justice
Tom Shields, Leadership Studies*
Justice and Civil Society
Carlos Valencia, Latin American and Iberian studies
Spanish in the Community
Thad Williamson, Leadership Studies
Leadership and Governance in the Contemporary American Metropolis
