Bridge Builders Faculty Fellows Program

Bridge Builders is a new Faculty Fellows Program from the Initiative on Cities’ MetroBridge Program and the Center for Teaching & Learning focused on advancing experiential learning at Boston University.

Bridge Builders is a faculty learning community where faculty:

  • Engage with and learn from other faculty interested in project-based learning
  • Share experiences, expertise, and insight into project-based learning barriers, techniques, and opportunities
  • Inform a new curricular toolkit and training for faculty peers

Bridge Builders Faculty Fellows

Bridge Builders Faculty Fellows serve for two-years, from 2022–2024, and come from across Boston University:

  • Seth Blumenthal, Senior Lecturer, Writing Program, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Sheila Cordner, Senior Lecturer, Humanities, College of General Studies
  • Liliane Duséwoir, Master Lecturer in French and Spanish, Romance Studies, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Max Greenberg, Senior Lecturer, Sociology, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Liling Huang, Senior Lecturer in Chinese, World Languages & Literatures, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Sean Kealy, Clinical Associate Professor of Law, Clinical & Experiential Programs, School of Law
  • Christina Michaud, Associate Director of ELL Writing and Master Lecturer, Writing Program, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Victoria Perrone, Director of Student Life and BU Partnerships and Chemistry Teacher, Boston University Academy
  • Nathan Phillips, Professor, Earth & Environment, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Joan Salge Blake, Program Director and Clinical Professor, Nutrition, College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College
  • Holly Schaaf, Senior Lecturer, Writing Program, College of Arts & Sciences
  • Yesim Sungu-Eryilmaz, Director and Assistant Professor, City Planning & Urban Affairs, Metropolitan College
  • Langdon White, BU Spark! Technical Director and Clinical Assistant Professor, Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences
  • Min Ye, Associate Professor of International Relations, Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies