Adelheid Madden

University Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke University · 2021 he Teaching for Equity Fellowship (TFEF) is a year-long series of workshops that give faculty tools to better engage all students in our classrooms, labs, and learning spaces. The workshops are specifically designed to address a number of teaching and mentoring topics that may arise around race and identity. Faculty fellows gain specific skills and strategies to create a culture that improves learning for all our students. The Duke Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute collaborated with Hope Education Group and OAK Consulting to create the program in 2015 and has built a network of over 200 alumni fellows from 10 cohorts across Duke. The 2021-2022 cohort is sponsored by the Office for Faculty Advancement, Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, and the Duke School of Medicine and School of Nursing. More about this award

Fellow of the 2018 Notre Dame Berlin Seminar

International Kade Notre Dame Berlin Seminar · 2018 The Department of German and Russian Languages and Literatures at the University of Notre Dame in partnership with the University of Georgia invites faculty and advanced graduate students to participate in this distinctive seminar series, now in its third summer. Under the direction of William Donahue (University of Notre Dame) and Martin Kagel (University of Georgia), the Notre Dame Berlin Seminar brings American scholars of German literary and cultural studies together with experts and leading figures of Germany’s literary scene. More about this award