
Mudd Center Fellows Program
The Mudd Center's Fellows Program allows faculty and staff to engage with the annual theme through ongoing, in-depth, and interdisciplinary discussion. Fellows engage in a sustained consideration of the annual theme by attending multiple Mudd Center lectures across the academic year, reading a collection of works by the Center's distinguished speakers, and participating in interdisciplinary sessions to discuss the works and connections among them. Additionally, Fellows have an opportunity to attend special dinners and other events with visiting speakers.
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2023-2024 (The Ethics of Design)

Emma Brobeck
Classics

James Broda
Mathematics

Ronda Bryant
Student Affairs

Terri Byrnes
Law School

Ruth Candler
Lifelong Learning

Sarah Cravens
Law

Katherine Dau
Development

Jon Eastwood
Sociology and Antropology

Kyle Friend
Chemistry and Biochemistry

Jacob Gibson
Cognitive and Behavioral Science

Keri Gould
Law
Andrea Hilton
Law School

Li Kang
Philosophy

Chawne Kimber
Mathematics/Dean of the College office

Gary Kirk
Lifelong Learning

Julie Knudson
ITS
Irina Koleva
Student Activities and Recreation

Matthew Lamb
Philosophy

Emily M. Landry
Business Administration

Fred LaRiviere
Chemistry/Dean of the College Office

Robin LeBlanc
Politics

Mengying Liu
Physics and Engineering

Kirk Luder
Student Counseling

Jayson Margalus
Business Administration

Barton A. Myers
History
Brooklyn Parr
Marketplace

Howard Pickett
Shepherd Program

Emily Pogue
Development

Amanda Lisa Price
Admissions

Wendy Rains
University Library

Jake Reeves
Diversity, Inclusion and Student Engagement

Stephanie Sandberg
Theater, Dance and Film Studies

Heather Scherschel
Career & Professional Development

Elizabeth A. Spear
Museums

Beth Staples
English

Emma Steinkraus
Art and Art History

Jane Stewart
Sustainability Office

Jill Sundie
Business Administration

Chrissy van Assendelft
ITS

Dirk van Assendelft
ITS

Jessica Wager
Institutional History

Elizabeth Wislar
Theater, Dance and Film Studies