Faculty

Goodman’s presentation on “Race, Racism and Human Genetic Variation: Connections and Disconnections” opens the training program.

The festival focuses on “personal, underrepresented, and culturally specific subjects that offer the most profound experiences of art made from life.”

Professor Robert Caldwell joined the Hampshire community as part of the Five College Consortium’s expansion of the Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS) certificate program.

Through a proposed residency with the National Tropical Botanical Garden, McLaughlin plans to expand her research and conservation work from temperate to tropical ecosystems.

For award-winning author and Associate Professor of Fiction Writing Uzma Aslam Khan, focusing on language while also opening up the writing classroom to other disciplines is at the core of her teaching practice.

To center critical, historical, and decolonizing points of view, the program produced a series of video interviews with intellectuals, educators, activists, performers, filmmakers, and artists who live and work in Cuba.

"At Hampshire, I can teach my courses around what interests and excites students, and this can even evolve throughout a class."

We sat down (virtually) with Director of the Teaching and Learning Initiative and Prof. of Hydrology Christina Cianfrani to learn what she finds so compelling about the Hampshire experience.