2021-22 CESL Faculty Fellows
8 individuals have been selected by UMass Civic Engagement and Service-Learning as recipients of the 2021-22 Civic Engagement & Service-Learning (CESL) Faculty Fellowships.
The group represents 7 departments developing 8 new civic engagement or service-learning courses, integrating classroom learning with community-based learning. The CESL faculty fellows group meets monthly, over the course of the year, to discuss community engagement for social change, service-learning pedagogy, and to work collaboratively on course development. The CESL Faculty Fellowship is in its twenty-seventh year.
Maria José Botelho, Associate Professor
Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies
EDUC 378 Critical Survey of Children’s Literature
Kelsey Whipple, Assistant Professor
Journalism
JOURN 434 Advanced Podcasting
Kelly Klingler, Lecturer
Environmental Conservation
NRC 564 Wildlife Habitat Management
Tara Mandalaywala, Assistant Professor
Psychological & Brain Sciences
PSYCH 591 Using Developmental Science to Understand and Combat Bias
Martin Hunter, Sr. Lecturer
Biomedical Engineering
BMED 414/415 Capstone Design I & II
Elizabeth Chang, Professor
Music & Dance
498, 698 Music & Community Engagement Practicum
Ayano Kataoka, Associate Professor
Music & Dance
498, 698 Music & Community Engagement Practicum
Jerry Levinsky, PT Instructor
Labor Studies/Sociology
Enrique (Henry) Suárez, Assistant Professor
Teacher Education & Curriculum Studies
EDUC 693F Teaching Social Justice: Equity & Justice in STEM Education