Pedagogy Fellow in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations
Conor Dube is a PhD candidate in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations. He works on the history of Qur'anic interpretation in medieval Islamic societies,... Read more about Conor Dube
Join us for the third STEM Journal Club meeting of the fall semester, focused on how to balance "content coverage" with the imperative to engage in new, evidence-based teaching practices.
Teaching is a collaborative act, and the Pedagogy Fellows Program is by definition a community of practice. Every year, approximately 34 experienced and creative graduate students from 28 departments and programs across the FAS come together at the Bok Center to support their peers in their roles as undergraduate teachers by leading pedagogy seminars and workshops, consulting with Teaching Fellows (TFs), and developing resources on teaching and professional development. Over the course of the year, we meet regularly...
Payam Yousefi is a PhD candidate in Music and a performer and composer. His primary research interests include the classical, regional, and sacred musics of... Read more about Payam Yousefi
Adam is PhD candidate in Social Policy & Sociology. He studies housing and neighborhoods, poverty, inequality, and public policy. At Harvard, Adam has... Read more about Adam Travis
Pedagogy Fellow in School of Engineering and Applied and Sciences (SEAS)
Currently a G5 in Computer Science with an interest in parallel computing, William is working toward a PhD on improving the throughput performance of... Read more about William Qian
Nathan is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Mathematics. His research interests are the topology and analysis of low-dimensional manifolds, in particular... Read more about Nathan Yang
