AUK Faculty Fellowship Program

The Faculty Fellowship is open to AUK faculty whose research can be facilitated by access to Dartmouth’s libraries and museum collections. Fellows live in Hanover or a surrounding town (depends upon housing needs and availability), furthering their research, honing their professional skills, and participating in a range of campus activities. 

How to Apply

Applicants apply in the Fall through the President's office at AUK. Applicants must line up a Dartmouth mentor before they apply. Some help is available from the Dartmouth-AUK Program office if needed. To date, Dartmouth has welcomed 13 Faculty Fellows from AUK.

Summer 2023

Dr. Andrei Zavaliy, Professor of Philosophy, College of Arts and Sciences (CAS).

Andrei Zavaliy 2023

Dr. Zavaliy is working on an ongoing book project entitled Development of Moral Guilt in the Ancient Greek Ethos: Shame, Regret and Remorse with the support of the primary Dartmouth College sponsor Dr. Margaret R. Graver, the Chair of the Department of Classics. 

Past Fellows

  • 2022: Dr. Mounib Khanafer, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering; working with David Kotz, dept. of computer science.
  • 2021: Dr. Amro Nour, assistant professor of electrical engineering; working with Fridon Shubitidze, Thayer School of Engineering. 
  • 2020: Program suspended during the pandemic
  • 2019: Dr. Raymond K. Farrin, professor of Arabic; Jewish Studies Program and Middle Eastern Studies department
  • 2018: Dr. Iyad Doush, associate professor of computer science; Thayer School of Engineering
  • 2017: Dr. Inas Mahfouz, assistant professor of English; Institute for Writing and Rhetoric (RWIT)
  • 2016: Dr. Joo Won Lee, assistant professor of graphic design; Hood Museum of Art
  • 2015: Dr. Andrei Zavaliy, associate professor of philosophy; Department of Philosophy
  • 2014: Dr. James Lambert, assistant professor of English and Writing Program Coordinator; Department of English
  • 2013: Dr. Ghazi Nassir, associate professor of English; Department of English
  • 2012: Dr. Mohammed El Abd, assistant professor of computer engineering; working with Jason Moore, Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Sciences (iQBS)
  • 2011: Dr. Mohamad Khattar Awad, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering; Thayer School of Engineering
  • 2010: Dr. Amir Zeid, assistant professor of computer engineering; Thayer School of Engineering
  • 2009: Dr. Simon O'Meara, assistant professor of art history; Leslie Center for the Humanities

 

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