Visiting Faculty at the Allbritton Center
The Allbritton Center sponsors experts from both inside and outside academia, to teach courses related to the study of public life that are not regularly taught by tenure-track Wesleyan faculty. These include both the annually scheduled Koeppel and Harber Fellows and other courses taught on a less regular basis.
In recent years these have included:
- Leila Buck, Beyond "the Veil": Representations and Realities of Muslim Women in the U.S.
- Middletown Mayor Dan Drew, Group Psychology in Politics
- Ric Grefe, Design for Social Change
Courses currently scheduled for 2023-24 include:
CSPL 239 Startup Incubator: The Art and Science of Launching Your Idea, Rosemary Ostfeld '10
CSPL 250 An Introduction to Data Journalism, Stephen Busemeyer
CSPL 263 Reporting on Global Issues: International Journalism in Action, Rajaa Elidrissi
CSPL 316 Human Rights Advocacy: Critical Assessment and Practical Engagement in Global Social Justice, Jim Cavallaro
CSPL 318 Global Populism and the US Election, Esam Boraey
CSPL 329 Wars of Resistance in Scholarship and Film, Bob Cassidy
CSPL 367 Perspectives in Arts as Culture: Ukrainian Arts and Language as Resistance, Katja Kolcio and Liana Pshevorska
For more information about Allbritton visitors, contact Marie McKenna, mmckenna01@wesleyan.edu.