Fahmida Rahman is a Senior Lecturer and the Program Coordinator in the School of General Education, Brac University in Dhaka, Bangladesh. She is also involved with ULAB in Dhaka, Bangladesh where she shares her experience in building resilient universities. Fahmida’s advising specialisms include: Experiential learning and community driven teaching Constructing syllabi Facilitating interactive classroom discussions…
Chijioke “Chiji” Fidelis Izuegbunem is an English and Literature Lecturer at Ceducon in Nigeria and has previously taught in India, Nepal, Ethiopia, South Africa, Qatar, and the United Kingdom. Chiji’s advising specialisms include: Teaching academic reading and writing Leading classroom discussions Assessing written work Creating syllabi Supporting students Social media management Digital and media management…
Phil Enns is the Dean of Academic Affairs at Parami University. He has many years of experience developing liberal arts programs across the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Phil’s advising specialism include: LAS program development and transformation Curriculum development Quality assurance #Curriculum Design, #Measuring Program Impact, #Quality Assurance
Rebecca Ruth Gould is Distinguished Professor of Comparative Poetics and Global Politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. She was an inaugural faculty member for Yale-NUS, Singapore’s first liberal arts college, for which she helped to develop the literature and humanities curriculum. Her expertise ranges across literature and the…
Daniel Calingaert has served as Managing Director of the Open Society University Network since July 2020 and, before that, was instrumental in the network’s start-up. Daniel’s advising specialisms include: developing international partnerships planning interdisciplinary curricula communicating the value of liberal arts and sciences education to stakeholders measuring impacts of educational programs #Curriculum Design, #Interdisciplinary…
Dr. Will Buckingham is a writer and philosopher, and a faculty member at Parami University. Since 2004, He has worked around the world at universities and in community settings teaching philosophy, writing and general humanities courses. His latest book, “Hello, Stranger: Stories of Connection in a Divided World” was published by Granta in 2022. Will’s…
Azamat Sakiev is a professor of International and Comparative Politics, specializing in Russian and Eurasian politics. In total, he has served as faculty in the liberal arts and sciences, specifically in political science, for over 10 years at various institutions of higher education in the United States. His academic appointments include positions at West Chester…
STRENGTHENING GUIDES: Resources for Supporting LAS Implementation LAS Collab has funded a diverse collection of open-access Liberal Arts and Sciences Strengthening Guides. Each guide delves into the best practices and lessons learned in various aspects of LAS administration, curriculum, and pedagogy. These guides are crafted with the intention of being adaptable and applicable by LAS…