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How to Create Meaningful Online Learning Communities | Speakers

December 7–11, 2020

OVERVIEW SPEAKERS PARTICIPANTS

These scholars, master educators, and technology experts will be leading How to Create Meaningful Online Learning Communities.


  • Matthew Booker

    Vice President for Scholarly Programs, National Humanities Center


  • Erika Briesacher

    Associate Professor of History and Political Science, Worcester State University


  • Lauren Cardon

    Assistant Professor of English, University of Alabama


  • Jessica Coblentz

    Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Theology, St. Mary’s College


  • Will Cross

    Director of the Copyright and Digital Scholarship Center, North Carolina State University


  • Bill Ferster

    Research Professor, University of Virginia


  • Susanna L. Harris

    Founding CEO, PhD Balance


  • Shawn Hill

    Instructional Technologist for Digital Scholarship and Pedagogy, Fordham University


  • Seth Kotch

    Associate Professor of Digital Humanities, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


  • Tricia Matthew

    Professor of English, Montclair State University


  • Andy Mink

    Vice President for Education Programs, National Humanities Center


  • Robert D. Newman

    President and Director, National Humanities Center


  • Ada Palmer

    Associate Professor of Early Modern European History, University of Chicago


  • Wendi Pillars

    Teacher and Author, Siler City, NC


  • Carly Schnitzler

    Graduate Student Intern, National Humanities Center


  • Libby Taylor

    Education Projects Coordinator, National Humanities Center


  • Rachel Toor

    Professor of Creative Writing, Eastern Washington University


  • Christina Villereal

    Assistant Professor of History, University of Texas, El Paso


  • Stephanie Wescott

    VIVA Open Coordinator, George Mason University


  • Andrea Williams

    Associate Professor of English, The Ohio State University; NHC Fellow, 2017–18


  • Mike Williams

    Education Projects Manager, National Humanities Center


  • Yohuru Williams

    Founding Director of the Racial Justice Initiative, St. Thomas University


  • Yolonda Wilson

    Associate Professor of Philosophy, Howard University; NHC Fellow, 2019–20


  • Anne-Marie Womack

    Professor of Practice, Tulane University