• Susan Scheckel
  

  Associate ProfessorEnglish2023-2025 Developing public humanities courses, including a collaboration with the Walt Whitman Birthplace in Huntington, NY.
• Lisa Diedrich
  

  ProfessorWomen's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies 2023-2025 Multi-modal approaches to pedagogy, especially the use of comics and graphic narratives as a key component to her pedagogy, both in terms of materials she teaches and activities she has students do.
• Mei Lin (Ete) Chan
  

  Assitant Professor of PracticeBiomedical Engineering2023-2025 Importance of fostering career readiness via experiential learning - gaining insight into further enhancing students’ awareness t of experiential learning in Stony Brook.
• Linda O'Keeffe
  

  Professor & ChairArt & Art History2024-2026 Explores the intricate relationships between sound, environment, and community, utilising her unique 'Listening as Practice' methodology.
• Roger Thompson
  

  ProfessorWriting & Rhetoric2024-2026  Harnessing Stony Brook's "Belonging Project in Freshman Writing" to improve retention of under-represented groups.
• Chris Sellers
  

  ProfessorHistory2024-2026 Developing innovative new courses that will provide valuable humanitisc and hands-on extenstion of Stony Brook's expanding environmental and climate curricula.
• Mark Chambers
  

  LecturerHistory2024-2026 Developing innovative new courses that will provide valuable humanitisc and hands-on extenstion of Stony Brook's expanding environmental and climate curricula.
• Gary Mar
  

  ProfessorPhilsophy2024-2026 Creating, and collecting, Mathematically inter-Active Games for Improving
  
  Comprehension of Algorithmic and Logical Thinking (hereafter, MAGICAL Thinking).

ALUMNI

• Sharon Pochron
  

  Assistant ProfessorSustainability Studies2022-2023 Runs the Sustainability Studies Earthworm Ecotoxicology Lab where she and her students investigate the role of environmental toxins, like acid rain, Roundup, and fertilizer on earthworm biomass and survivorship.
• Peter Khost
  

  Director, Program in Writing and Rhetoric Associate ProfessorProgram in Writing & Rhetoric2022-2023 Worked with first-student populations on "transfer" - the ability to apply previously-learned concepts and skills into new contexts.
• Robert Kaplan
  

  Associate  Director, Program in Writing and Rhetoric, Advanced Senior LecturerProgram in Writing & Rhetoric2022-2023 Worked with first-student populations on "transfer" - the ability to apply previously-learned concepts and skills into new contexts.