CHANCELLOR'S SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE FELLOWSHIP
Chancellor's Scholars-in-Residence Fellowship
Under the aegis of the P3 Collaboratory at Rutgers-Newark, the fellowship is designed to support RU-N faculty in learning and implementing evidence-based pedagogies in their courses, while providing opportunities for the development and furtherance of their individual scholarly agendas. In addition, Fellows are expected to support the ongoing research and programmatic initiatives of the P3 Collaboratory. In support of their commitment to the P3, Fellows receive $15,000 for the academic year (or $7,500 for a single semester).
In previous years, Scholars-in-Residence have embarked upon program design and STEM pathways for underrepresented populations; course redesign and pedagogical protocol development; and a campus-wide yearlong teaching development program.
Eligibility & Expectations: The Chancellor’s Scholar-in-Residence Fellowship is open to all full-time faculty at RU-N: tenured, tenure-track, and non-tenure track. Fellows are expected to contribute approximately 20% of their professional time to the fellowship and are provided dedicated office space within the P3 Collaboratory in Dana Library.
Meet Our 2020-2021 Scholars-in-Residence
Ramona Ross, PsyD
Psychology Instructor
Former Scholars-in-Residence
PROGRAMS IN PUBLICLY-ENGAGED SCHOLARSHIP
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Ashaki Rouff, 2017-18
Earth & Environmental Sciences
As Scholar-in-Residence, I explored and developed aspects of my teaching and research that I wouldn’t have had the opportunity to otherwise. Leveraging the multitude of resources available at the P3 Collaboratory, I was able to focus on professional development and other activities in support of my career goals, student success, and to address challenges facing my discipline. The experience truly broadened my vision for what I can accomplish in my role as faculty.
Christina Zambrano-Varghese, 2018-19
Psychology
The Chancellor's Scholar-in-Residence program enabled me to research best practices for faculty development and share that information with members of the campus community. I was able to form partnerships for the benefit of our collective student success goals, and as a result, I noticed a profound impact upon my own teaching. I am grateful for the opportunities I have been granted through this program, and I have seen the ways in which my students have been granted the opportunity to excel as a result.
Jason Bird, 2018-19
Social Work
The fellowship provided me with the resources and support to experiment with new ideas in the classroom, which allowed me to creatively explore new directions in my research and teaching. This year, I developed new classroom techniques aimed at enhancing students’ empathy along with new research to assess the effectiveness of those classroom techniques. The fellowship also encouraged my engaging with an expanded network of colleagues who helped bring fresh perspectives to my areas of interest. This experience was a perfect post-tenure opportunity to refresh my research ideas and rekindle my academic passions, both inside and outside the classroom!
Audrey Redding-Raines, 2019-20
Social Work
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Ian Watson, 2019-20
American Studies, Arts, Culture & Media
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