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Zhengrong Cui

Alumni

Pharmacy

College of Pharmacy

Initiative Focus

Active Learning

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Arturo De Lozanne

PTF Emeritus

Molecular Biosciences

College of Natural Sciences

Initiative Focus

Active Learning

Andrew Dell'Antonio

Current Fellow

Music

College of Fine Arts

Initiative Focus

Curriculum (Re)design

Faculty Communication

Improving Teaching and Learning

Andrew Dell’Antonio (he/him/his) specializes in musical repertories of early modern Europe, with a focus on seventeenth-century Italy. His research interests include musical historiography, reception history, and disability studies.

Erica "EG" Gionfriddo

Current Fellow

Theatre and Dance

College of Fine Arts

Initiative Focus

Curriculum (Re)design

Faculty Communication

Improving Teaching and Learning

Erica Gionfriddo is a dance artist, educator and somatic researcher who believes in the intelligent body each of us occupies. They are co-founder of ARCOS Dance (arcosdance.com), whose ongoing inquiry probes the intersection of technology and humanity through rigorous interdisciplinary experimentation. ARCOS’ recent work has focused on “hacking” consumer technologies, or repurposing them outside of their intended uses, into performance and developing an embodied cyborgian movement language.

Cynthia LaBrake

Alumni

Molecular Biosciences

College of Natural Sciences

Initiative Focus

Active Learning

Peer Education

Cynthia LaBrake is a former Chair of the Provost's Teaching Fellows. Cynthia was instrumental in the design and creation of the Provost's Teaching Fellows program, first as a faculty affiliate of the Center for Teaching and Learning, and then as a member of the 2015 cohort of Teaching Fellows. She served as 2017 Chair. Cynthia's current interest is in serving the CNS as the Badging Fellow. In this role, she is leading the college effort to create sustainable structures for the development and awarding of badged micro credentials.

Elon Lang

Current Fellow

Liberal Arts Honors and Humanities Programs

College of Liberal Arts

Initiative Focus

Curriculum (Re)design

Faculty Communication

Improving Teaching and Learning

Institutional Resource

Elon Lang is an Associate Professor of Instruction at the University of Texas at Austin, where he teaches a variety of undergraduate literature survey courses on ethical topics, medieval and early modern studies, dramatic literature, and Experiential Learning courses based in archival research. One example was his 2020-2021 courses called Archival Advocacy in which students learned how to bring archival techniques to bear on a real-world social justice issue facing the East Austin, Texas, community: the closing of one of Austin's historically Hispanic elementary schools.