“Integrating storywork into and across our teaching and mentoring is a way for us to let students know they matter. Especially for our underrepresented students and especially in the context of campus growth–we see them, we hear them, and we are here to help them articulate their skills and stories.”
–Jill Heney, Storyboard
Storyboard faculty
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Amanda Ashley
Director, School of the Arts; Professor, School of Public Service
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Liljana Babinkostova
Professor, Department of Mathematics
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Derek Ganong
Associate Professor of Trumpet, Director of Jazz Studies, Department of Music
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Jill Heney
Lecturer, Department of Writing Studies
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Tiffany Hitesman
Lecturer, Professional and Public Writing, Department of Writing Studies
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Eric Jankowski
Assistant Professor, Materials Science and Engineering
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Kelly Myers
Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education and Student Success; Professor of English
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Krishna Pakala
Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering
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Jon Schneider
Associate Director, School for the Digital Future; Director, IPS/BAS and DI+D
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Emily Wakild
Associate Director, School of the Environment; Professor of History and Environmental Studies, School of Public Service
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Sasha Wang
Associate Professor, Math Education
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Brian Wiley
Assistant Professor, Art, Design, and Visual Studies
“Storytelling opens the door for reflection; it’s impossible to hear someone’s story and not reflect on how you may be similar or different. In my experiences with students, it is this reflection that causes them to switch from passive to active.”
–Brian Wiley, Storyboard
Partners
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Kara Brascia
Service-Learning Director
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Debbie Kaylor
Career Center Director
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Alex Gutierrez
Associate Director, Career Development
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Greg Wilson
General Education Coordinator, CWI
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Susan Shadle
Executive Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning
“Stories are everlasting—but not immutable. As a form, they are nearly universal but the content, cadence, and capacity of stories to shape everything from biology to politics makes them enormously powerful.”
–Emily Wakild, Storyboard