Digital Teaching & LearningFellows
Congratulations to the 2026-2027 cohorts of Digital Teaching and Learning Fellows and Mini-Grantees!
- Dr. Ananya Das, Associate Professor of Computer Science (Fellowship)
- Dr. James Fitzsimmons, Professor of Anthropology (Fellowship)
- Dr. Dana Hogan, Assistant Professor of History of Art & Architecture (Fellowship)
- Dr. Tim Juvshik, Assistant Professor of Philosophy (Mini-Grant)
- Dr. Matthew Kimble, Professor of Psychology (Fellowship)
- Dr. Michaela Kubacki, Associate Professor of Mathematics & Statistics (Fellowship)
- Dr. Kevin Kuruc, Assistant Professor of Economics (Mini-Grant)
- Dr. Shelby Kimmel, Associate Professor of Computer Science (Mini-Grant)
- Dr. Marguerite Lenius, Assistant Professor of History of Art & Architecture (Fellowship)
- Dr. John Spackman, Professor of Philosophy (Mini-Grant)
About the Digital Teaching and Learning Fellowship
The Digital Teaching and Learning Fellowship is a year-long program that provides time and support for a deep dive into the design and implementation of a digital learning project in your course. During the Fall and Spring of 2026-2027, Digital Teaching & Learning Fellows will explore digital learning research and practice, gain technical skills, engage in reflective practice in a community of peers, and implement their project in their course, with support from DLINQ staff.
In Fall 2026 of the fellowship, faculty will work closely with DLINQ staff and their cohort of peers to design their project. The goal of the Spring 2027 semester is to implement their design in a course and iterate that design based on input from students, with ongoing support from DLINQ staff and their cohort of peers.
The Fellowship is open to Middlebury College faculty.
About the Digital Teaching and Learning Mini-Grants
The Digital Teaching and Learning Mini-Grant is a semester-long program that provides an opportunity to engage with Generative AI for teaching and learning. During Fall 2027, mini-grantees will work closely with DLINQ staff and their cohort of peers to explore Generative AI for their teaching or research.
Mini-Grants are open to Middlebury College faculty and teaching staff.
Apply to Be a DT&L Fellow or Mini-Grantee
Applications will open in April 2027 for the 2027-2028 cohort of Digital Teaching and Learning Fellows and Digital Teaching and Learning Mini-Grants. Please stay tuned for more information!
In the meantime, we’d be happy to talk through your ideas for a project prior to submitting an application. Please contact DLINQ to schedule a conversation.