People
2021-2022 Faculty Fellows
Scott Barton
- New York University
- Assistant Adjunct Professor of Food Studies
- "Feeding the Gods: Sacred Nagô Culinary Culture in Northeastern Brazil"
Reginald Dwayne Betts
- Lawyer and Poet
- Author of "Felon: Poems"
Jennifer Forestal
- Loyola University Chicago
- Helen Houlahan Rigali Assistant Professor of Political Science
- "Mute, Block, Unfollow: Technology, Democracy, and the Politics of Opting Out"
John Golden
- The University of Texas at Austin School of Law
- Edward S. Knight Chair in Law, Entrepreneurialism and Innovation
- "Resilient Legal Systems for Innovation, Risk Regulation, and Democratic Governance"
Jason McLachlan
- University of Notre Dame
- Associate Professor of Biological Sciences
- “Managing Resilient Landscapes”
Mary Frances Phillips
- Lehman College, City University of New York
- Associate Professor of Africana Studies
- "Sister Love: Ericka Huggins, Spiritual Activism, and the Black Panther Party"
John Schwenkler
- Florida State University
- Professor of Philosophy
- "Resilient Self Belief"
Roy Scranton
- University of Notre Dame
- Associate Professor of English
- Environmental Humanities
LaKisha Simmons
- University of Michigan
- Associate Professor of History & Women’s and Gender Studies
- "Labor, Love & Loss: Black Women, their Children and the Ancestors"
Rebecca Stumpf
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Professor of Anthropology
- "Increasing Resilience in Western Uganda and Beyond: Identifying, Predicting, and Preventing Pathogen and Anti-Microbial Resistance Transmission"
Apryl Williams
- University of Michigan
- Assistant Professor of Communication and Media
- "Fat Black Body Politic"
2021-2022 Notre Dame Graduate Fellows
Brian Boyd
- Department of Theology
- "Full Equality in Exchange: A Renewed Theory of the Just Wage"
Char Brecevic
- Department of Philosophy
- "Patient Nonadherence: Imagining a Way Forward"
Claudia Carroll
- Department of English
- “Why Characters Feel Real: Representations of Consciousness in the Nineteenth-Century Novel”
Kristin M. Haas
- Department of Theology
- "The Ecological Significance of Louis Bouyer’s Historical and Eschatological Theology"
Jake McGinnis
- Department of English
- “Disturbance Ecologies: Antebellum American Travel Literature and Contemporary Environmental Nonfiction”
Shana Scogin
- Department of Political Science
- “Rebuilding the Foundations: Community Politics of Reconstruction in Post-Earthquake Nepal”
Claire Scott-Bacon
- Department of Psychology
- “Autistic Psychopathy: Size and Specificity between Psychopathy, Autism, and Criminal Responsibility”
Khan Asfandyar Shairani
- Department of History, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies
- "Renewing Muslim Knowledge Traditions: The Search for Authenticity in 18th-century Ottoman and Mughal Empires”
Alyssa Willson
- Department of Biological Sciences
- “The Ecological Time Machine: Investigating the Past and Present to Improve Ecological Forecasts”
2021-2022 Notre Dame Undergraduate Fellows
Minha Ansari
- Economics, Pre-Health
Bennett Dye
- Political Science
Mykayla Geary
- Economics; Education, Schooling, and Society
Brigid Harrington
- Political Science; Film, Television, and Theater
David Haungs
- Chemistry, Political Science
María Camila León
- Psychology, Latino Studies
Kendra Lyimo
- Art History
Lyric Medeiros
- English; Film, Television, and Theatre
Christian Morrison
- Classics, Economics
Carlos Benito Murga
- Psychology
Charlotte Probst
- Biological Sciences, Philosophy
Emma Ryan
- Political Science, Global Affairs
Lillian Witte
- Anthropology, Gender Studies
Felicity Wong
- English, Creative Writing