CTL Graduate Fellows

The CTL graduate fellows program provides hands-on experience and exposure to the field of Educational Development and similar alt-ac work in higher education. The fellows work together as a cohort to further CTL programs and services at WashU. Graduate fellows may support existing work or develop new programs and services. Examples of fellow projects include supporting graduate student programming, data analytics projects, co-facilitating CTL workshops/virtual conversations, community building initiatives, developing just-in-time teaching resources, and publishing scholarship of teaching and learning. The fellows work closely with CTL staff members who will serve as mentors on their projects. CTL facilitators also provide guidance for each fellow, from the development of projects that align with specific professional goals to identifying external experiences that help them build experience in the field. The selection process is competitive, resulting in cohorts of fellows with a diverse set of expertise and experiences with the CTL and at the university. 

Spring 2024

• Nicole Strombom, Public Health Sciences
• Sophie Su, Psychological & Brain Sciences
• Emily Thompson, Art History and Archaeology (Weil and Hall Professional Development Fellow)

Learn more about them in our Spring 2024 Welcome.

Fall 2023-Spring 2024

• Zoe Clapacs, Biomedical Engineering
• Jacqueline Garnett, Anthropology
• Katherine Tilghman, Hispanic Studies

Learn more about them in our Fall 2023 Welcome.

Past Fellows

The current fellow cohort program builds on prior support for CTL fellows that worked with us individually on specific projects. Past Fellows include:

• Jayde Homer, Psychological & Brain Sciences, Arts & Sciences, EdTech Data Project
• Dominique Horton, Brown School of Social Work, Teaching for Social Impact
• Zheng “Zoey” Zhang, Business Analytic, Olin School of Business, EdTech Data Project
• Isidro Landa, EPIC Evaluation Project