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Fellowship programs facilitated by OFASD provide opportunities to expand leadership, teaching, learning, and research in different ways with the support of facilitators and a network of colleagues in each cohort. Below are this year’s fellowship participants including information on the programs and projects for the upcoming year. In early spring, look for an informational session that will introduce these many opportunities to engage, learn, and build your networks.

Academic Leadership Fellowship

This year-long experience is open to faculty and academic staff who are interested in learning about diverse leadership roles. Fellows are paired with a current administrator who serves as a mentor for the year. This program involves both a shadowing experience and work on a project developed jointly between the mentor and fellow that will effect change at the university.

Timeline of fellowship: Academic Year

This year’s cohort:

  • Maria Isabel Ayala
    Director, Chicano/Latino Studies and Associate Professor of Sociology
    College of Social Science
    ayalam@msu.edu
    Mentored by: Chris Long, Dean, College of Arts and Letters and Honors College
  • Stephen Di Benedetto
    Professor and Chairperson
    College of Arts & Letters
    dibened6@msu.edu
    Mentored by: Judith Stoddart, Associate Provost, University Collections and Arts Initiatives
  • Ayalla Ruvio
    Associate Professor
    Eli Broad College of Business
    ruvio@broad.msu.edu
    Mentored by: Mary Finn, Dean, College of Social Science
  • Peter Savolainen
    MSU Foundation Professor and Associate Chair for Graduate Studies
    College of Engineering
    pete@msu.edu
    Mentored by: Marilyn Amey, Assistant Provost, Faculty and Academic Staff Development
  • Irving Vega
    Director, Integrated Mass Spectrometry Unit and Associate Professor of Translational Neuroscience
    College of Human Medicine
    vegaie@msu.edu
    Mentored by: Doug Gage, Vice President, Research and Innovation

Contact: Cindi Leverich (youngcin@msu.edu)

Big Ten Academic Alliance Academic Leadership Program

The Big Ten Academic Alliance Academic Leadership Program, (ALP) provides intensive leadership and managerial development, addressing the challenges of academic administration at major research universities, like tightening budgets, changing student populations, and increasing pressures from external sources. Many of the program’s nearly 1,000 fellows have gone on to serve as college presidents, provosts and deans.

Timeline of fellowship: Academic Year

This year’s cohort:

  • Ruth Nicole Brown
    Professor and Chairperson
    College of Arts and Letters
    rnbrown@msu.edu
  • Ming-Han Li
    Professor and School Director
    College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
    minghan@msu.edu
  • Narayanan Parameswaran
    Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Staff Administration
    College of Human Medicine
    narap@msu.edu
  • Lisa Reeves
    Chief of Staff
    College of Education
    reevesl5@msu.edu
  • Kjerstin Thorson
    Professor and Associate Dean for Strategic Initiatives
    College of Communication Arts & Sciences
    thorsonk@msu.edu

Contact: Cindi Leverich (youngcin@msu.edu)

Lilly Fellowship

The Lilly program is intended to advance the University’s continuing efforts to support excellence in teaching and learning. The goal is to develop academic leaders who will guide the University into the near future with regard to learning, teaching, and educational programming. Participants focus their work on a project of their choosing that will make a substantial contribution to a unit’s educational efforts. The Program also provides an opportunity for Fellows to expand relationships and collaborative engagement with peers and colleagues across the University, while beginning to identify ways in which their commitment to teaching and learning is enhanced by developing leadership self-efficacy.

Timeline of fellowship: Academic year

This year’s cohort:

Contact: Marilyn Amey (amey@msu.edu)

 

Adams Academy Fellowship

Adams Academy Fellows explore the literature on effective university teaching and learning practices and consider how this robust body of research can be used to guide instructional decisions in the courses they teach. Participants learn from and contribute to a community of teacher-scholars committed to excellence in teaching and learning.

Timeline of fellowship: Academic year

This year’s cohort:

  • Jeana Dee Allen
    Academic Specialist
    College of Communication Arts and Sciences
    allenjea@msu.edu
  • Scott Farver
    Assistant Professor
    College of Education
    farversc@msu.edu
  • Valerie Hedges
    Assistant Professor
    College of Natural Science
    hedgesva@msu.edu
  • Anthony Ingle
    Teaching Specialist
    College of Engineering
    ingleant@msu.edu
  • ChengChing Liu
    Assistant Professor
    College of Nursing
    chengliu@msu.edu
  • Rachel Lund
    Specialist
    College of Natural Science
    rlund@msu.edu
  • Seven Mattes
    Assistant Professor
    College of Social Science
    bryant22@msu.edu
  • Ayman Mohamed
    Assistant Professor
    College of Arts & Letters
    mohame44@msu.edu
  • Ryan Shadbolt
    Instructor & Undergraduate Academic Adviser
    College of Social Science
    shadbolt@msu.edu
  • Wenying Zhou
    Instructor/Assistant Professor
    College of Arts & Letters
    zhouweny@msu.edu

Contact: Marilyn Amey amey@msu.edu

We wish this year’s cohorts a wonderful adventure ahead. Anyone wishing to participate in next year’s cohorts should look for the call for applications in Spring of 2023.

 

 

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