Faculty Fellows Programs

Join us to hear four Rutgers New Brunswick faculty members across disciplines speak about their cutting-edge research and activism related to the climate crisis, and find out how you can shape your studies at Rutgers around this crucial interdisciplinary topic. Panelists include David Hughes (Anthropology), Elaine LaFay (History), Åsa Remmeralm (Geography), and Todd Vachon (Labor Studies & Employment Relations). Hosted by the Honors College Faculty Fellows.

Meet our Faculty Fellows, hear about their recurring and special programs, and learn about their courses, research expertise, and interests—all while making Halloween-themed crafts, painting pumpkins and getting into the fall season.

Chloë Kitzinger, HC Affiliated Faculty Fellow—Come by for office hours on Mondays, 2:00-3:00pm in HC E120. Questions about writing always welcome! Dr. Kitzinger is a Professor of Russian and the Acting Director of the Program in Russian and East European Languages and Literatures. Learn more.

Chloë Kitzinger, HC Affiliated Faculty Fellow—Come by for office hours on Mondays, 2:00-3:00pm in HC E120. Questions about writing always welcome! Dr. Kitzinger is a Professor of Russian and the Acting Director of the Program in Russian and East European Languages and Literatures. Learn more.

Chloë Kitzinger, HC Affiliated Faculty Fellow—Come by for office hours on Mondays, 2:00-3:00pm in HC E120. Questions about writing always welcome! Dr. Kitzinger is a Professor of Russian and the Acting Director of the Program in Russian and East European Languages and Literatures. Learn more.

Chloë Kitzinger, HC Affiliated Faculty Fellow—Come by for office hours on Mondays, 2:00-3:00pm in HC E120. Questions about writing always welcome! Dr. Kitzinger is a Professor of Russian and the Acting Director of the Program in Russian and East European Languages and Literatures. Learn more.

Join Faculty Fellow Dr. Kristen Syrett to channel your exam stress into creating gingerbread houses with your peers!

The third installment of the ongoing climate-crisis series, organized by the HC Faculty Fellows, will be a viewing and discussion of Adam McKay's provocative 2021 film, Don't Look Up.