Faculty Fellows are faculty members who live in our Residential Colleges or Communities for 3 years, often with their families.
Faculty Fellows provide an intellectual presence in their residential colleges/communities and bridge connections from the academic core and student affairs. Faculty Fellows promote a spirit of intellectual inquiry in residence, by modeling and discussing all aspects of academic life and encouraging critical thinking, questioning and dialogue about important issues. Faculty Fellows partner with Residential College/Community Directors and Resident Advisors to engage students in learning and experiences in their residential community.
Faculty Fellows host 2 or more programs a month and are involved in Residential College/Community traditions. They outreach to residents via email and/or advertise their events in the community newsletter.
Apartments North Faculty Fellow
Professor of African and African American Studies and Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Thomas H. Eliot House Faculty Fellow; Associate Professor of Jewish, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Studies and of History
Wayman Crow Faculty Fellow; Assistant Professor of Surgery
Park Mudd Faculty Fellow
Senior Lecturer, African and African American Studies
Liggett Koenig Faculty Fellow
Associate Professor of Architecture
The Village Faculty Fellow
Associate Professor of Public Health
Thomas H. Eliot House Faculty Fellow; Robert J. Terry Professor of Neuroscience, Professor of Psychiatry
Umrath Zetcher Faculty Fellow
Associate Professor of Classics
Robert S. Brookings Faculty Fellow
Senior Lecturer, Energy, Environmental, and Chemical Engineering
William Greenleaf and Eliot Residential College Faculty Fellow; Professor of Practice of Public Health & Environmental Studies
Faculty Fellow Program History and Role
Reach out to Stephanie Weiskopf, Associate Director of Residential Faculty Engagement, at stephanie.weiskopf@wustl.edu in order to set up a time to discuss the role and the Faculty Fellow experience.
Please reach out to stephanie.weiskopf@wustl.edu about upcoming vacancies.
- Application materials include:
- Letter of interest reflecting on how you envision activating the Faculty Fellow role and how Faculty Fellows contribute to residential learning
- Curriculum Vitae
- Note of support from Department Chair
- Discussions will be conducted with selected candidates and will include Residential Life staff, current Faculty Fellows, and senior leadership within the Division of Student Affairs and Provost’s Office through December.
- Eligibility to be a Faculty Fellow – faculty members who are associate, full, and/or senior Teaching, Research, and Practice members of faculty.
Please reach out to stephanie.weiskopf@wustl.edu about upcoming vacancies.