Meaningful Teaching and Learning in the Humanities Classroom | Speakers | National Humanities Center

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Meaningful Teaching and Learning in the Humanities Classroom | Speakers

July 11–15, 2022

OVERVIEW SPEAKERS PARTICIPANTS Teaching Resources

Since 2015, the National Humanities Center has offered PhD graduate students in the humanities an opportunity to learn about and experience best practices in teaching and learning. Each year, a cohort of students works in small teams to address a relevant theme and create group and individual instructional materials.

These scholars, master educators, and technology experts will be leading Meaningful Teaching and Learning in the Humanities Classroom.


  • Sharon Block

    Professor of History and Interim Associate Director of the Office of Inclusive Excellence, University of California, Irvine


  • Matthew Morse Booker (NHC Fellow, 2016–17)

    Vice President for Scholarly Programs, National Humanities Center


  • Kylie Broderick

    PhD Candidate, Department of History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


  • Jessica Calvanico

    Postdoctoral Research Associate, Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice and Department of Childhood Studies, Rutgers University


  • Lauren Cardon

    Associate Professor of English, The University of Alabama


  • Justin Esarey

    Associate Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Wake Forest University


  • Rebecca Anne Goetz (NHC Fellow, 2017–18)

    Associate Professor of History, New York University


  • MeHee Hyun

    Core Faculty and Co-Chair of Undergraduate Studies, Antioch University Los Angeles


  • Tanya Joosten

    Senior Scientist and Director, Digital Learning Research and Development, Academic Affairs, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee


  • Justina Licata

    Assistant Professor of U.S. History, Indiana University East


  • Elizabeth Maffetone

    Teaching Professor, Department of English, Xavier University


  • Andy Mink

    Vice President for Education Programs, National Humanities Center


  • Robert D. Newman

    President and Director, National Humanities Center


  • Wendi Pillars

    Artist-in-Residence


  • Margaret Price

    Associate Professor, Department of English, Director, Disability Studies Program, The Ohio State University


  • Carly Schitnzler

    PhD Candidate, Department of English, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


  • Cassander Smith

    Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Honors College, Associate Professor of English, The University of Alabama


  • Darby Vickers

    Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of California, San Diego


  • Lindsey Wieck

    Associate Professor of History, Director of Graduate Public History, St. Mary’s University


  • Michael Williams

    Education Projects Manager, National Humanities Center


  • Anne-Marie Womack

    Assistant Teaching Professor, Engineering Communication Program, Rice University