Faculty News and Notes

Hampshire's Center for Design has taught and inspired more than twelve hundred students and alums over two decades

The R.W. Kern Center's green 'living building' systems are the focus of a yearlong Integrated Sciences program

Professors Branner, Darling, and Wallen receive Whiting Foundation grants for research to enrich current courses and develop new ones

Ray Coppinger and his wife Lorna's new book, What Is A Dog? was recently featured in The New York Times

Ellis used a Mellon Foundation grant to enable students to practice blended learning of digital tools like Pinterest in her contemporary women's fiction class

Kay Ann Johnson's book documents the effects of China's one-child policy on the country and its people

Interdisciplinary Game Studio class is hard at work developing a new adventure mobile game

The federal Survey of Earned Doctorates places Hampshire in the top 1.4% of colleges nationwide by the percentage of alums who earn the most advanced degree in their field

Upcoming events include national conferences, international guest speakers, theatre, exhibits, readings, career panels, and an outdoor festival

Sandra Matthews's retirement exhibit will be presented in the Leo Model Gallery from March 22 to April 15 with an opening reception on March 24

Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature Jennifer Bajorek talks photography and decolonization, art and politics, and riding a motorcycle in high heels.

The Gruber Awards for Excellence in Teaching and Advising, established by alum David Gruber to showcase faculty excellence, have been awarded to Professors Chris Tinson and Karen Koehler

Professor Miller’s seminar is supported by a Five College Blended Learning grant funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

Hampshire students are producing a range of events this term, from performances to conferences to exhibits and more

Professor Koehler's course was awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) “Enduring Questions” grant, awarded to only 11 percent of applicants nationwide and funding only about 20 projects annually