Kellie G. Abbott is a servant leader with 25 years of experience in urban non-profits and school districts. Her collaborative approach is community-focused and data-driven. Kelly has both a Master and a Doctorate in Education, Administration and Policy Studies from the University of Pittsburgh. She designs professional development for leaders…

I'm a fourth-year graduate student in the Department of French & Italian at Princeton University and an Ivy Plus Exchange Scholar in the Department of Comparative Literature at Harvard University in 2023-2024. I work mainly on critical reception studies, creative adaptation, and intertextuality with a focus on the way artists and writers of…

Barbara Andrew is the Honors College Dean. She believes that every student is capable of producing a high quality senior thesis. She has been in charge of the Honors College since the summer of 2015; has grown its enrollment; diversified its student population; and increased its first-year retention and four-year graduation rates. Dean Andrew…

"[T]his experience helped me form meaningful working relationships with other historians, and has been helpful in framing my prospectus for my dissertation. I am still exploring both academic and non-academic career tracks, and this internship experience was helpful in seeing what possibilities there were for a career outside of academia."

Dr. David Babson is the Executive Vice President of the Climate & Energy Domain at the XPRIZE Foundation. David is developing and leading innovation challenges to address global climate and energy challenges and he brings more than a decade of experience from government, academic, and non-profit roles promoting advanced technology programs,…

I am a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of History and a University Administrative Fellow with SHARE (Sexual Harassment/Assault Advising, Resources, and Education). My research primarily focuses on women’s piety in medieval Europe, especially the religious practices of non-cloistered women in thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Italy.

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I am currently conducting research in AI with a particular focus on Natural Language Processing (NLP). With over two years of experience working as a software engineer specializing in big data, I am now expanding my skills in project management while also helping international students navigate their job search and secure stable positions in…

Tracy Bergstrom is the program manager for collections and infrastructure in the Libraries, Scholarly Communication, and Museums program. In this role, she collaborates on a variety of projects that examine contemporary challenges relating to the management, access, and discovery of analog and digital collections held by libraries, archives,…

Camille is a historian, writer, and poet invested in unearthing the lived experiences of African American women. She is a fourth-year Ph.D. Candidate in History with graduate certificates in African American Studies and Gender & Sexuality Studies. Camille graduated magna cum laude from Washington University in St. Louis in 2018 with a B.A…

Simeon W. Brown is a Ph.D. candidate in Musicology studying the state of Orthodox chant in fifteenth-century Venetian Crete. In particular, Simeon is interested in how the offices of the protopapas and protopsaltis used their high positions within the Orthodox church and Venetian government to influence how chant was heard, composed,…

An-Me Chung is the director of Teaching, Learning & Tech and strategic advisor to the Education Policy program at New America. Her efforts focus on research and policies for how in and out of school educators and other professionals can use digital media and technologies to support equitable systems of learning for all young people. She is…

"As ASA is largely reimagining and rebuilding its programs, we felt this was the perfect time to bring on a different, unique perspective to help shape our work. Having Pallavi Podapati's knowledge and experience in disability is adding so much value to our work on the intersections of ageism and ableism."