Global Fellows ProgRam

Applications are due in late September for the following academic year.

The Global Lab hosts Global Fellows to spend a term, with course release, working on a project that integrates creative media and visualization techniques to add new dimensions to their teaching, research or community engagement. The Fellowship offers recipients the opportunity to

  • learn, experiment, develop, innovate and reflect on ways that interactive, visual, and audio forms of media and storytelling can enhance course activities,
  • help students support project partners around the world with compelling deliverables, and
  • translate insights from research in impactful ways.

Fellows are invited to take advantage of the Lab’s resources and expertise to develop websites, podcasts, videos, serious games, immersive experiences, animations, and innovative data visualizations; to develop novel community engagement models, creative scholarhip strategies or innovative teaching resources; and to critically reflect on how creative media and visualization techniques can advance the goals of sustainability, resilience, and justice.

 

Meet The Fellows

2024-2025

Holger Droessler

Holger Droessler

Department of Interdisciplinary & Global Studies

Assistant Professor

To Study and To Serve: Diversity and Belonging Among ROTC Students at WPI
Elizabeth Long-Lingo

Elizabeth Long-Lingo

The Business School

Associate Professor
Visualizing qualitative data and theory to foster co-creation and engagement

2023-2024

Roger Gottlieb

Roger Gottlieb

Humanities & Arts

Professor

Nature Spirituality after the Environmental Crisis
Joseph Aguilar

Joseph Aguilar

Humanities & Arts

Assistant Teaching Professor
Yunus Telliel

Yunus Telliel

Department of Humanities & Arts Department of Professional Writing Departmnet of Interactive Media, Game Development Department of Robotics Engineering

Assistant Professor
Can Generative AI be an Ethical Media Practice? 
Althea Danielski

Althea Danielski

Humanities & Arts

Associate Teaching Professor
Fostering Cross-cultural Partnerships at WPI

2022-2023

Katherine Foo

Katherine Foo

Department of Integrative & Global Studies Social Science and Policy Studies

Assistant Professor of Teaching
Regenerative and Reparative Food Systems
Melissa Belz

Melissa Belz

Department of Integrative & Global Studies

Snehalata Kadam

Snehalata Kadam

Department of Physics

Assistant Teaching Professor
Art of Living: Yoga through the lens of Physics
Carol L. Stimmel

Carol L. Stimmel

Department of Integrative & Global Studies

Assistant Teaching Professor
Large Language Models: Implications for Critical Thinking, Communication, and Creativity

2021-2022

Derren Rosbach

Derren Rosbach

Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering Department of Social Science & Policy Studies Great Problems Seminar

Assistant Teaching Professor
Sustainability Knowledge Network
Lisa Stoddard

Lisa Stoddard

Department of Environmental & Sustainability Studies Department of International & Global Studies

Assistant Teaching Professor
Renewable Energy Concentration and Collaborative Network
Laura Roberts

Laura Roberts

The Global School

Rudra Kafle

Rudra Kafle

Department of Physics

Professor
Interactive Multimedia in Physics Teaching and Learning
Lorraine Higgins

Lorraine Higgins

The Global School

Teaching Professor
Advising Resources for the Global Project Experience

2020-2021

Sarah Stanlick

Sarah Stanlick

Integrative & Global Studies

Assistant Teaching Professor
The Ways of Knowing Project: Myriad Approaches to Understanding and Assessing the Transformative Capacity of Community Engagement
John-Michael Davis

John-Michael Davis

Integrative & Global Studies

Assistant Teaching Professor
Toxic Livelihoods: A Transmedia Monograph
Joshua Rosenstock

Joshua Rosenstock

Interactive Media & Game Development

John Galante

John Galante

Humanities & Arts

Assistant Teaching Professor

“Italian Migration Data Project”

Marja Bakermans

Marja Bakermans

Biology/Integrative & Global Studies

2019-2020

William San Martin

William San Martin

Humanities & Arts

Assistant Teaching Professor
Crafting Global Innovation: Assessing the Impacts of the IQPs in Transnational Knowledge and Technology Transfer
Courtney Kurlanska

Courtney Kurlanska

Interdisciplinary & Global Studies

Assistant Teaching Professor-Interdisciplinary
The Social and Solidarity Economy: Choose Your Own Adventure