Yale National Initiative®

Seminar Leader

Volume Title

Discipline

Year

Program

James A. Winn,
Assistant Professor of English

Language and Writing
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Humanities

1978

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Charles T. Davis,
Professor and Chair of Afro-American Studies and Professor of English

20th Century Afro-American Culture
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Humanities

1978

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Henry A. Turner Jr.,
Professor and Chair of History

20th Century American History and Literature
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Humanities

1978

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Richard W. Fox,
Assistant Professor of History

Twentieth Century American History and Literature
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Humanities

1978

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Cynthia E. Russett,
Lecturer in History

Twentieth Century American History and Literature
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Humanities

1978

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Marni A. Sandweiss,
History Department

Colonial American History and Material Culture
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Humanities

1978

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Michael G. Cooke,
Professor of English

The Stranger and Modern Fiction: A Portrait in Black and White
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Humanities

1979

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jean-Christophe Agnew,
Assistant Professor of American Studies and English

Themes in Twentieth Century American Culture
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Humanities

1979

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Howard R. Lamar,
William Robertson Coe Professor of American History

Remarkable City: Industrial New Haven and the Nation, 1800-1900
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Humanities

1979

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor and Chair of English

Language and Writing
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Humanities

1979

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

James A. Winn,
Assistant Professor of English

Strategies for Teaching Literature
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Humanities

1979

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Alvin Novick,
Associate Professor of Biology

Natural History and Biology
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Science

1979

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ross C. Murfin,
Assistant Professor of English

Adolescence and Narrative: Strategies for Teaching Fiction
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Humanities

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jules D. Prown,
Professor of History of Art and Acting Chair of American Studies

Art, Artifacts, and Material Culture
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Humanities

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor and Chair of English

Drama
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Humanities

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

James A. Winn,
Assistant Professor of English

Language and Writing
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Humanities

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Richard S. Miller,
Oastler Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Professor of Biology

Man and the Environment
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Science

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jean-Christophe Agnew,
Assistant Professor of American Studies and English

The Present as History
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Humanities

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert H. Szczarba,
Professor and Chair of Mathematics

Problem Solving
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Science

1980

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Alan Trachtenberg,
Professor and Chair of American Studies and Professor of English

The "City" in American Literature and Culture
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Humanities

1981

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Professor of History

An Interdisciplinary Approach to British Studies
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Humanities

1981

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Helen B. Lewis,
Professor (Adjunct) of Psychology

Human Sexuality and Human Society
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Humanities

1981

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Joseph W. Gordon,
Assistant Professor of English

Writing Across the Curriculum
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Humanities

1981

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Richard S. Miller,
Oastler Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Professor of Biology

The Human Environment: Energy
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Science

1981

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

William R. Bennett Jr.,
C. Baldwin Sawyer Professor of Engineering and Applied Science and Professor of Physics

Computing
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Science

1981

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Professor of History

Society and the Detective Novel
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Humanities

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Richard H. Brodhead,
Associate Professor of English

Autobiography
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Humanities

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert M. Cover,
Professor of Law

The Constitution in American History
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Humanities

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Professor of History

An Unstable World: The West in Decline?
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Humanities

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Nicolas Shumway,
Assistant Professor of Spanish

Society and Literature in Latin America
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Humanities

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Harold W. Scheffler,
Professor of Anthropology

The Changing American Family: Historical and Comparative Perspectives
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Humanities

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Maurice J. Mahoney,
Associate Professor of Human Genetics, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, and Gynecology

Human Fetal Development
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Science

1982

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Kent C. Bloomer,
Professor (Adjunct) of Architectural Design

Elements of Architecture
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Science

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

William G. Thalmann,
Associate Professor of Classics

Greek and Roman Mythology
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Humanities

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

James A. Snead,
Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature

Reading the Twentieth Century Short Story
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Humanities

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert B. Westbrook,
Assistant Professor of American Studies and History

America in the Sixties: Culture and Counter-Culture
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Humanities

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor and Chair of English

Drama
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Humanities

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

William Kessen,
Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and Professor of Pediatrics

Cross-Cultural Variation in Children and Families
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Science

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ronald C. Ablow,
Professor of Diagnostic Radiology and Pediatrics

Medical Imaging
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Science

1983

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Kent C. Bloomer,
Professor (Adjunct) of Architectural Design

Elements of Architecture, Part II
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Science

1984

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Victor Bers,
Associate Professor of Classics

Greek Civilization
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Humanities

1984

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Nicolas Shumway,
Assistant Professor of Spanish

Hispanic Minorities in the United States
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Humanities

1984

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Michael G. Cooke,
Professor of English

The Oral Tradition
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Humanities

1984

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

William Kessen,
Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics

American Adolescents in the Public Eye
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Science

1984

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert B. Gordon,
Professor of Geophysics and Applied Mechanics

Geology and the Industrial History of Connecticut
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Science

1984

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

Poetry
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Humanities

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor and Chair of English

American Musical Theater
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Humanities

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert B. Stepto,
Professor of English and Afro-American Studies

Twentieth Century American Fiction, Biography, and Autobiography
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Humanities

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roberto González Echevarría,
Professor of Spanish and Chair of Spanish and Portugese

History as Fiction in Central and South America
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Humanities

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jean-Christophe Agnew,
Associate Professor of American Studies and English

Odysseys: Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century African-American History Through Personal Narrative
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Humanities

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jules D. Prown,
Professor and Chair of History of Art

Time Machines: Artifacts and Culture
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Humanities

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

H. Catherine W. Skinner,
Lecturer in Orthopedic Surgery and Biology

Skeletal Materials - Biomineralization
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Science

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

William Kessen,
Eugene Higgins Professor of Psychology and Professor of Pediatrics

The Measurement of Adolescents
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Science

1985

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

The Family in Literature
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Humanities

1986

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roberto González Echevarría,
Professor of Spanish and Chair of Spanish and Portugese

Writings and Re-Writings of the Discovery and Conquest of America
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Humanities

1986

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Lawrence G. Manley,
Associate Professor of English

Topics in Western Civilization: Ideals of Community and the Development of Urban Life, 1250-1700
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Humanities

1986

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor of English

The Process of Writing
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Humanities

1986

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

William Kessen,
Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics

The Measurement of Adolescents, II
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Science

1986

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Charles A. Walker,
Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering

Fossil Fuels: Occurrence; Production; Use; Impacts on Air Quality
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Science

1986

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roberto González Echevarría,
Professor of Spanish and Chair of Spanish and Portugese

The Modern Short Story in Latin America
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Humanities

1987

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

Epic, Romance and the American Dream
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Humanities

1987

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor of English

Writing About American Culture
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Humanities

1987

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Randolph W. Townsend, Jr., Professor of History

The Writing of History: History as Literature
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Humanities

1987

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Edward H. Egelman,
Assistant Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Chemistry

Human Nature, Biology and Social Structure: A Critical Look at What Science Can Tell Us About Society
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Science

1987

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Charles A. Walker,
Raymond J. Wean Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering

Science, Technology, and Society
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Science

1987

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Southmayd Professor of Law

The Constitution in Public Schools
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Humanities

1988

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

James T. Fisher,
Assistant Professor of American Studies

Immigrants and American Identity
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Humanities

1988

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert B. Stepto,
Professor of English, American Studies and Afro-American Studies

Autobiography in America
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Humanities

1988

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Professor of English

Responding to American Words and Images
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Humanities

1988

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Laurence A. Cole,
Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Hormones and Reproduction
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Science

1988

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Peter P. Wegener,
Harold Hodgkinson Professor Emeritus of Engineering and Applied Science

An Introduction to Aerodynamics
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Science

1988

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

James T. Fisher,
Assistant Professor of American Studies

American Communities, 1880-1980
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Humanities

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

Poetry
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Humanities

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sylvia Molloy,
Professor of Spanish

Family Ties in Latin American Fiction
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Humanities

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Professor of History

Detective Fiction: Its Use as Literature and History
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Humanities

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Associate Professor of American Studies

America as Myth
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Humanities

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Werner P. Wolf,
Professor of Physics and Applied Physics

Crystals in Science, Math and Technology
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Science

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert G. Wheeler,
Professor of Applied Physics

Electricity
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Science

1989

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sylvia Molloy,
Professor of Spanish and Chair of Spanish and Portugese

The Autobiographical Mode in Latin American Literature
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Humanities

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Frederick W. Hilles Professor and Acting Chair of English, Professor of Theater Studies

Contemporary American Drama: Scripts and Performance
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Humanities

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Randolph W. Townsend, Jr., Professor of History

The U.S. National Parks Movement
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Humanities

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies and English

American Family Portraits (Section I)
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Humanities

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies and English

American Family Portraits (Section II)
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Humanities

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Margretta R. Seashore,
Associate Professor of Human Genetics and Pediatrics

Genetics
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Science

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Peter P. Wegener,
Harold Hodgkinson Professor Emeritus of Engineering and Applied Science

What Makes Airplanes Fly? History, Science and Applications of Aerodynamics
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Science

1990

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Howard R. Lamar,
Sterling Professor of History

Regions and Regionalism in the United States: Studies in the History and Cultures of the South, The Northeast and the American Southwest
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Humanities

1991

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jules D. Prown,
Paul Mellon Professor and Chair of History of Art

The Family in Art and Material Culture
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Humanities

1991

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert B. Stepto,
Professor of African and Afro-American Studies, American Studies and English

Afro-American Autobiography
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Humanities

1991

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Frederick W. Hilles Professor of English and Professor of Theater Studies

Recent American Poetry: Expanding the Canon
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Humanities

1991

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Walter R. Anyan Jr.,
Professor and Section Chief of (Adolescent Medicine) Pediatrics

Adolescence/Adolescents' Health
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Science

1991

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Karl K. Turekian,
Silliman Professor of Geology and Geophysics

Global Change
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Science

1991

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Southmayd Professor of Law

The Constitution, Courts and Public Schools
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Humanities

1992

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roberto González Echevarría,
Bass Professor of Hispanic and Comparative Literature

Writing and Re-writings of the Discovery and Conquest of America
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Humanities

1992

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Lawrence G. Manley,
Professor of English

Reading and Writing the City
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Humanities

1992

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies and English

The National Experience: American Art and Culture
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Humanities

1992

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Gordon T. Geballe,
Lecturer in Forest Microbiology

Ecosystems: Tools for Science and Math Teachers
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Science

1992

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Kent C. Bloomer,
Professor (Adjunct) of Architectural Design

The Symbolic Language of Architecture and Public Monuments
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Science

1993

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

Folktales
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Humanities

1993

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Frederick W. Hilles Professor of English and Professor of Theater Studies

Twentieth-Century Multicultural Theater
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Humanities

1993

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies and English

The Minority Artist in America
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Humanities

1993

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Antonio C. Lasaga,
Professor of Geology and Geophysics

Environmental Science
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Science

1993

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Shelley Burtt,
Assistant Professor of Political Science

Family Law, Family Lives: New View of Parents, Children and the State
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Humanities

1994

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Poetry in the Classroom: Incentive and Dramatization
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Humanities

1994

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary E. Miller,
Professor and Chair of History of Art

Understanding the Ancient Americas: Foundation, Flourishing, and Survival
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Humanities

1994

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Rogers M. Smith,
Professor of Political Science

Racism and Nativism in American Political Culture
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Humanities

1994

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ronald B. Smith,
Professor of Geology and Geophysics

The Atmosphere and the Ocean
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Science

1994

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Gender, Race, and Milieu in Detective Fiction
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Humanities

1995

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Brigitte M. Peucker,
Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature and of Film Studies

Film and Literature
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Humanities

1995

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Rogers M. Smith,
Professor of Political Science

The Constitution and Criminal Justice
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Humanities

1995

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies

Coming of Age in Ethnic America
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Humanities

1995

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Antonio C. Lasaga,
Professor of Geology and Geophysics

The Geological Environment of Connecticut
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Science

1995

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law

Multiculturalism and the Law
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Humanities

1996

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mark R. Cullen,
Professor of Medicine and of Epidemiology and Public Health

Environmental and Occupational Health: What We Know; How We Know; What We Can Do
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Science

1996

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Charles Musser,
Associate Professor of Film Studies and of American Studies

Race and Representation in American Cinema
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Humanities

1996

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Patricia R. Pessar,
Associate Professor of American Studies and of Anthropology

Remaking America: Contemporary U.S. Immigration
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Humanities

1996

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Margretta R. Seashore,
Professor of Genetics and of Pediatrics

Genetics in the 21st Century: Destiny, Chance or Choice
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Science

1996

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sabatino Sofia,
Professor and Chair of Astronomy

Selected Topics in Astronomy and Space Studies
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Science

1996

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sandra H. Ferdman Comas,
Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portugese

Twentieth Century Latin American Writing
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Humanities

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

American Children's Literature
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Humanities

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Cynthia E. Russett,
Professor of History

American Maid: Growing Up Female in Life and Literature
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Humanities

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Frederick J. Streets,
University Chaplain and Pastor and Assistant Clinical Professor of Social Work

Student Diversity and Its Contribution to Their Learning
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Humanities

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Maurice O. Wallace,
Assistant Professor of English and African and African-American Studies

The Blues Impulse
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Humanities

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Karl K. Turekian,
Silliman Professor of Geology and Geophysics

Global Change, Humans and the Coastal Ocean
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Science

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

John P. Wargo,
Associate Professor of Environmental Risk Analysis and Policy

Environmental Quality in the 21st Century
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Science

1997

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert D. Johnston,
Assistant Professor of History

The Use and Abuse of History in Film and Video
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Humanities

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Traugott Lawler,
Professor of English

Cultures and Their Myths
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Humanities

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jules D. Prown,
Paul Mellon Professor of History of Art

Art and Artifacts: The Cultural Meaning of Objects
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Humanities

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Rogers M. Smith,
Professor of Political Science

American Political Thought
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Humanities

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Frederick W. Hilles Professor Emeritus of English

Reading Across the Cultures
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Humanities

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sabatino Sofia,
Professor and Chair of Astronomy

Selected Topics in Contemporary Astronomy and Space Science
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Science

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert J. Wyman,
Professor of Biology

The Population Explosion
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Science

1998

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Laura M. Green,
Assistant Professor of English

Women's Voices in Fiction
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Humanities

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary E. Miller,
Vincent J. Scully Professor of History of Art

Art and Identity in Mexico, from the Olmec to Modern Times
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Humanities

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Rogers M. Smith,
Alfred Cowles Professor of Government

Immigration and American Life
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Humanities

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robin W. Winks,
Randolph W. Townsend, Jr., Professor and Chair of History

Detective Fiction: Its Use as Literature and as History
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Humanities

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

J. Michael McBride,
Professor of Chemistry

How Do You Know? The Experimental Basis of Chemical Knowledge
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Science

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

John P. Wargo,
Associate Professor of Environmental Risk Analysis and Policy

Human-Environment Relations: International Perspectives from History, Science, Politics, and Ethics
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Science

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert G. Wheeler,
Harold Hodgkinson Professor Emeritus of Engineering and Applied Science

Electronics in the 20th Century: Nature, Technology, People, Companies, and the Marketplace
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Science

1999

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sandra H. Ferdman Comas,
Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese

Women Writers in Latin America
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Humanities

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ian Shapiro,
Professor of Political Science

Crime and Punishment
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Humanities

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Rogers M. Smith,
Alfred Cowles Professor of Government

Constitutional and Statutory Privacy Protections in the 21st Century
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Humanities

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies and English

Ethnicity and Dissent in American Literature and Art
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Humanities

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert E. Apfel,
Robert Higgin Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Sound and Sensibility: Acoustics in Architecture, Music, and the Environment
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Science

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry

The Chemistry of Photosynthesis
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Science

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Arthur W. Galston,
Eaton Professor of Botany Emeritus

Bioethics
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Science

2000

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Alexander M. Bickel Profesor of Law

Medicine, Ethics, and Law
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Humanities

2001

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jules D. Prown,
Paul Mellon Professor Emeritus of History of Art

Art as Evidence: The Interpretation of Objects
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Humanities

2001

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Frederick W. Hilles Professor Emeritus of English

Reading and Writing Poetry
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Humanities

2001

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan J. Wolf,
Professor of American Studies and of English

Race and Ethnicity in Contemporary Art and Literature
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Humanities

2001

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Martin D. Gehner,
Professor Emeritus of Architectural Engineering

Bridges: Human Links and Innovations
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Science

2001

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert Schultz,
Associate Professor, Yale Child Study Center

Human Intelligence: Theories and Developmental Origins
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Science

2001

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Amy Hungerford,
Assistant Professor of English and American Studies

Survival Stories
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Humanities

2002

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ellen Lust-Okar,
Assistant Professor of Political Science

Exploring the Middle East: Hands-On Approaches
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Humanities

2002

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bruce M. Russett,
Dean Acheson Professor of International Relations

War and Peace in the Twentieth Century
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Humanities

2002

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Thomas R. Whitaker,
Frederick W. Hilles Professor Emeritus of English

The Craft of Writing
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Humanities

2002

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

John P. Wargo,
Professor of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology

Food, Environmental Quality and Health
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Science

2002

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert J. Wyman,
Associate Professor of Environmental Risk Analysis and Policy Associate Professor of Environmental Risk Analysis and Policy

Biology and History of Ethnic Violence and Sexual Oppression
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Science

2002

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Dudley Andrew,
Professor of Comparative Literature and Film Studies

Geography through Film and Literature
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Humanities

2003

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

John P. Demos,
Samuel Knight Professor of American History

Everyday Life in Early America
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Humanities

2003

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Teaching Poetry in the Primary and Secondary Schools
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Humanities

2003

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Daniel E. Prober,
Professor of Applied Physics and Physics

Physics in Everyday Life
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Science

2003

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

John P. Wargo,
Professor of Environmental Risk Analysis and Policy

Water in the 21st Century
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Science

2003

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law

The Supreme Court in American Political History
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Humanities

2004

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Children's Literature in the Classroom
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Humanities

2004

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Alexander Nemerov,
Professor of the History of Art

Representations of American Culture, 1760-1960: Art and Literature
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Humanities

2004

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Alessandro Gomez,
Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Energy, Engines, and the Environment
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Science

2004

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

The Craft of Word Problems
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Science

2004

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Dudley Andrew,
Professor of Comparative Literature and of Film Studies

Stories around the World in Film and Literature
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Humanities

2005

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

The Uses of Poetry in the Classroom
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Humanities

2005

Yale National Initiative

Ange-Marie Hancock,
Assistant Professor

The Challenge of Intersecting Identities in American Society: Race/Ethnicity, Gender and Nation
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Humanities

2005

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary E. Miller,
Sterling Professor of History of Art and Dean of Yale College

Art and Identity in Mexico, from Olmec Times to the Present
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Humanities

2005

Yale National Initiative

Dolores Hayden,
Professor of Architecture and American Studies

History in the American Landscape: Place, Memory, Poetry
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Humanities

2005

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Rogers M. Smith,
Professor of Political Science

War and Civil Liberties
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Humanities

2005

Yale National Initiative

Sarbani Basu,
Assistant Professor of Astronomy

The Sun and Its Effects on Earth
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Science

2005

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sabatino Sofia,
Professor of Astronomy

Astronomy and Space Sciences
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Science

2005

Yale National Initiative

Oswald J. Schmitz,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation
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Science

2005

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Alexander Nemerov,
Professor of the History of Art and of American Studies

Photographing America: A Cultural History, 1840-1970
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Humanities

2006

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Dudley Andrew,
Professor of Film and Comparative Literature

Stories around the World in Film
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Humanities

2006

Yale National Initiative

Stephen Joseph Pitti,
Professor of History and of American Studies

Latino Cultures and Communities
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Humanities

2006

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law

The Supreme Court in American Political History
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Humanities

2006

Yale National Initiative

Cynthia E. Russett,
Larned Professor of History

Postwar America: 1945-1963
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Humanities

2006

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Children's Literature, Infancy to Early Adolescence
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Humanities

2006

Yale National Initiative

Martin D. Gehner,
Professor Emeritus of Architectural Engineering

Math in the Beauty and Realization of Architecture
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Science

2006

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary E. Miller,
Sterling Professor of History of Art and Dean of Yale College

Native America: Understanding the Past through Things
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Humanities

2006

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Engineering in Modern Medicine
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Science

2006

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sabatino Sofia,
Professor of Astronomy

The Science of Global Warming
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Science

2006

Yale National Initiative

William B. Stewart,
Associate Professor and Section Chief

Anatomy and Art: How We See and Understand
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Science

2006

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Langdon L. Hammer,
Professor of English and of American Studies

American Voices: Listening to Fiction, Poetry, and Prose
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Humanities

2007

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Dudley Andrew,
Professor of Film and Comparative Literature

Adapting Literature
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Humanities

2007

Yale National Initiative

Valerie Hansen,
Professor of History

Voyages in World History before 1500
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Humanities

2007

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Across the Curriculum with Detective Fiction for Young People and Adults
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Humanities

2007

Yale National Initiative

Sarbani Basu,
Professor of Astronomy

The Physics, Astronomy and Mathematics of the Solar System
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Science

2007

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary E. Miller,
Sterling Professor of History of Art and Dean of Yale College

Maps and Mapmaking
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Humanities

2007

Yale National Initiative

David Bercovici,
Professor of Geology and Geophysics, and of Mechanical Engineering

The Science of Natural Disasters
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Science

2007

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Stephen Joseph Pitti,
Professor of History and of American Studies

Latino Cultures and Communities
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Humanities

2007

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Goizueta Foundation Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Health and the Human Machine
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Science

2007

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Renewable Energy
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Science

2007

Yale National Initiative

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Keeping the Meaning in Mathematics: The Craft of Word Problems
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Science

2007

Yale National Initiative

Sabatino Sofia,
Professor of Astronomy

The Science and Technology of Space
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Science

2007

Yale National Initiative

Robert A. Burt,
Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law

Controlling War by Law
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Humanities

2008

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare
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Humanities

2008

Yale National Initiative

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Storytelling: Fictional Narratives, Imaginary People, and the Reader's Real Life
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Humanities

2008

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Langdon L. Hammer,
Professor of English and of American Studies

American Voices: Listening to Fiction, Poetry, and Prose
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Humanities

2008

Yale National Initiative

Edward S. Cooke Jr.,
Charles F. Montgomery Professor of American Decorative Arts

Pride of Place: New Haven Material and Visual Culture
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Humanities

2008

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ian Shapiro,
Sterling Professor of Political Science and Henry R. Luce Director of the MacMillan Center

Democracy in Theory and Practice
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Humanities

2008

Yale National Initiative

Annabel Patterson,
Sterling Professor of English Emerita

Representations of Democracy in Literature, History and Film
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Humanities

2008

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Martin D. Gehner,
Professor Emeritus of Architectural Engineering

Bridges: The Art and Science for Creating Community Connections
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Science

2008

Yale National Initiative

David Bercovici,
Professor of Geophysics

Forces of Nature: Using Earth and Planetary Science for Teaching Physical Science
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Science

2008

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Estimation
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Science

2008

Yale National Initiative

William B. Stewart,
Associate Professor of Anatomy (Surgery)

Depicting and Analyzing Data: Enriching Science and Math Curricula through Graphical Displays and Mapping
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Science

2008

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes
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Science

2008

Yale National Initiative

John P. Wargo,
Tweedy Ordway Professor of Environment, Health, and Politics

Urban Environmental Quality and Human Health: Conceiving a Sustainable Future
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Science

2008

Yale National Initiative

Janice Carlisle,
Professor of English

Writing, Knowing, Seeing
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Humanities

2009

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Dudley Andrew,
Professor of Film and Comparative Literature

Storytelling around the Globe
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Humanities

2009

Yale National Initiative

Pericles Lewis,
Professor of English and of Comparative Literature

The Modern World in Literature and the Arts
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Humanities

2009

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Robert A. Burt,
Alexander M. Bickel Professor of Law

The Rise, Fall, and Rise Again of the Civil Rights Movement
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Humanities

2009

Yale National Initiative

Eric R. Dufresne,
John J. Lee Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and Assistant Professor of Physics and of Chemical Engineering

Science and Engineering in the Kitchen
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Science

2009

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Shakespeare and Human Character
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Humanities

2009

Yale National Initiative

William B. Stewart,
Associate Professor of Anatomy (Surgery)

How We Learn about the Brain
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Science

2009

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Langdon L. Hammer,
Professor of English and of American Studies

The Sound of Words: An Introduction to Poetry
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Humanities

2009

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Associate Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Evolutionary Medicine
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Science

2009

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Green Chemistry
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Science

2009

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

The Brain in Health and Disease
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Science

2009

Yale National Initiative

John P. Wargo,
Tweedy Ordway Professor of Environment, Health, and Politics

Energy, Climate, Environment
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Science

2009

Yale National Initiative

Jean-Christophe Agnew,
Professor of American Studies and History

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Consumer Culture
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Humanities

2010

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Connecting the Visual to the Verbal in the Classroom
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Humanities

2010

Yale National Initiative

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

The Art of Reading People: Character, Expression, Interpretation
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Humanities

2010

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan Garsten,
Professor of Political Science

Persuasion in Democratic Politics
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Humanities

2010

Yale National Initiative

Ruth E. Blake,
Associate Professor of Geology and Geophysics

Geomicrobiology: How Microbes Shape Our Planet
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Science

2010

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Langdon L. Hammer,
Professor of English and of American Studies

Creating Lives: An Introduction to Biography
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Humanities

2010

Yale National Initiative

Gary W. Brudvig,
Eugene Higgins Professor of Chemistry and Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Renewable Energy
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Science

2010

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

The Mathematics of Wallpaper
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Science

2010

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Nanotechnology and Human Health
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Science

2010

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Evolutionary Medicine
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Science

2010

Yale National Initiative

Janice Carlisle,
Professor of English

Writing with Words and Images
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Humanities

2011

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

The Art of Reading People: Character, Expression, Interpretation
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Humanities

2011

Yale National Initiative

John L. Gaddis,
Robert A Lovett Professor Military and Naval History

What History Teaches
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Humanities

2011

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Love and Politics in the Sonnet
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Humanities

2011

Yale National Initiative

Langdon L. Hammer,
Professor of English and of American Studies

The Sound of Words: An Introduction to Poetry
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Humanities

2011

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan Garsten,
Professor of Political Science

The Idea of America
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Humanities

2011

Yale National Initiative

John P. Wargo,
Professor of Environmental Risk Analysis and Policy

Energy, Environment, and Health
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Science

2011

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Joseph R. Roach,
Sterling Professor of Theater and Professor of English, of African American and of American Studies

The Big Easy: Literary New Orleans and Intangible Heritage
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Humanities

2011

Yale National Initiative

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Chemistry of Everyday Things
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Science

2011

Yale National Initiative

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Great Ideas of Primary Mathematics
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Science

2011

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Organs and Artificial Organs
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Science

2011

Yale National Initiative

Timothy J. Barringer,
Paul Mellon Professor of History of Art

Understanding History and Society through Visual Art, 1776 to 1914
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Humanities

2012

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jean-Christophe Agnew,
Professor of American Studies and History

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Consumer Culture
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Humanities

2012

Yale National Initiative

John L. Gaddis,
Robert A. Lovett Professor of History

The Art of Biography
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Humanities

2012

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Storytelling: Fictional Narratives, Imaginary People, and the Reader's Real Life
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Humanities

2012

Yale National Initiative

William B. Stewart,
Associate Professor of Anatomy

Anatomy, Health, and Disease: From the Skeletal System to Cardiovascular Fitness
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Science

2012

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Bryan Garsten,
Professor of Political Science

The American Presidency
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Humanities

2012

Yale National Initiative

Paul Van Tassel,
Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering

Engineering in the K-12 Classroom: Math and Science Education for the 21st-Century Workforce
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Science

2012

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jonathan Holloway,
Professor of History, African American Studies and American Studies

Narratives of Citizenship and Race since Emancipation
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Humanities

2012

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

How Drugs Work
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Science

2012

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Asking Questions in Biology: Discovery versus Knowledge
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Science

2012

Yale National Initiative

John P. Wargo,
Tweedy Ordway Professor of Environment, Health, and Politics

Energy, Environment, and Health
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Science

2012

Yale National Initiative

Jessica Brantley,
Associate Professor of English

Literature and Information
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Humanities

2013

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Janice Carlisle,
Professor of English

Picture Writing
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Humanities

2013

Yale National Initiative

Mary Lui,
Professor of History and of American Studies

Immigration and Migration and the Making of a Modern American City
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Humanities

2013

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Interpreting Texts, Making Meaning: Starting Small
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Humanities

2013

Yale National Initiative

D. Michelle Addington,
Gerald Hines Professor of Sustainable Architectural Design

Sustainability: Means or Ends?
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Science

2013

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

John L. Gaddis,
Professor of History

The Art of Biography
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Humanities

2013

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Asking Questions in Biology: Discovery versus Knowledge
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Science

2013

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Joseph R. Roach,
Sterling Professor of Theater and Professor of English, of African American and of American Studies

Invisible Cities: The Arts and Renewable Community
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Humanities

2013

Yale National Initiative

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Energy Sciences
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Science

2013

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Genetic Engineering and Human Health
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Science

2013

Yale National Initiative

Timothy J. Barringer,
Paul Mellon Professor of History of Art

Understanding History and Society through Images, 1776-1914
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Humanities

2014

Yale National Initiative

Janice Carlisle,
Professor of English

Picture Writing
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Humanities

2014

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Langdon L. Hammer,
Professor of English and of American Studies

Playing with Poems: Rules, Tools, and Games
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Humanities

2014

Yale National Initiative

Kathryn Dudley,
Professor of Anthropology and of American Studies

Exploring Community through Ethnographic Nonfiction, Fiction, and Film
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Humanities

2014

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary Lui,
Professor of History and of American Studies

Immigration and Migration and the Making of a Modern American City
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Humanities

2014

Yale National Initiative

James Forman, Jr.,
Clinical Professor of Law

Race and American Law, 1850-Present
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Humanities

2014

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Joseph R. Roach,
Sterling Professor of Theater and Professor of English, of African American and of American Studies

Eloquence
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Humanities

2014

Yale National Initiative

Tarek Fahmy,
Associate Professor of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering and of Immunobiology

Engineering in Biology, Health and Medicine
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Science

2014

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Place Value, Fractions, and Algebra: Improving Content Learning through the Practice Standards
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Science

2014

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Microbes Rule!
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Science

2014

Yale National Initiative

Jessica Brantley,
Associate Professor of English

Literature and Information
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Humanities

2015

Yale National Initiative

Ned Blackhawk,
Professor of History and of American Studies

Teaching Native American Studies
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Humanities

2015

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Explaining Character in Shakespeare
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Humanities

2015

Yale National Initiative

Matthew Frye Jacobson,
Professor of American Studies and History

American Culture in the Long 20th Century
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Humanities

2015

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Mary Lui,
Professor of History and of American Studies

History in Our Everyday Lives
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Humanities

2015

Yale National Initiative

Steve K. Lamoreaux,
Professor of Physics

Physics and Chemistry of the Earth's Atmosphere and Climate
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Science

2015

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Brigitte M. Peucker,
Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature and of Film Studies

Using Film in the Classroom/How to Read a Film
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Humanities

2015

Yale National Initiative

Andrew D. Miranker,
Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Big Molecules, Big Problems
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Science

2015

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Problem Solving and the Common Core
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Science

2015

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Physiological Determinants of Global Health
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Science

2015

Yale National Initiative

Ned Blackhawk,
Professor of History and of American Studies

Contemporary American Indian History
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Humanities

2016

Yale National Initiative

Leslie Brisman,
Karl Young Professor of English

Shakespeare and the Scenes of Instruction
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Humanities

2016

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Janice Carlisle,
Professor of English

Why Literature Matters
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Humanities

2016

Yale National Initiative

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Literature and Identity
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Humanities

2016

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Joseph R. Roach,
Sterling Professor of English and Professor of African American Studies, of American Studies, and of Theater Studies

"Over the Rainbow": Fantasy Lands, Dream Worlds, and Magic Kingdoms
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Humanities

2016

Yale National Initiative

Heather K. Gerken,
Professor of Law

Citizenship, Identity, and Democracy
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Humanities

2016

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Energy Sciences
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Science

2016

Yale National Initiative

Charles A. Schmuttenmaer,
Professor of Chemistry

Physical Science and Physical Chemistry
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Science

2016

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

The Number Line in the Common Core
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Science

2016

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Making Sense of Evolution
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Science

2016

Yale National Initiative

Jessica Brantley,
Associate Professor of English

The Illustrated Page: Medieval Manuscripts to New Media
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Humanities

2017

Yale National Initiative

Dudley Andrew,
Professor of Comparative Literature and of Film Studies

Adapting Literature
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Humanities

2017

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Literature, Life-Writing, and Identity
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Humanities

2017

Yale National Initiative

Peter A. Raymond,
Professor of Ecosystem Ecology

Watershed Science
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Science

2017

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Poetry and Public Life
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Humanities

2017

Yale National Initiative

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Chemistry of Cooking
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Science

2017

Yale National Initiative

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

From Arithmetic to Algebra: Variables, Word Problems, Fractions and the Rules
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Science

2017

Yale National Initiative

W. Mark Saltzman,
Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering

Engineering of Global Health
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Science

2017

Yale National Initiative

James Forman, Jr.,
Professor of Law

Race, Class, and Punishment
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Humanities

2018

Yale National Initiative

Yair Listokin,
Shibley Family Fund Professor of Law

An Introduction to Income Inequality in America: Economics, History, Law
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Humanities

2018

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Paul H. Fry,
William Lampson Professor Emeritus of English

Poems about Works of Art, Featuring Women and Other Marginalized Writers
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Humanities

2018

Yale National Initiative

Jordan Peccia,
Thomas E. Golden, Jr. Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering

Engineering Solutions to 21st Century Environmental Problems
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Science

2018

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Brigitte M. Peucker,
Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature and of Film Studies

Adaptation: Literature, Film and Society
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Humanities

2018

Yale National Initiative

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Big Numbers, Small Numbers
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Science

2018

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Elihu Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and Acting Dean of Science

Manipulating Biology: Costs, Benefits and Controversies
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Science

2018

Yale National Initiative

Jessica Brantley,
Associate Professor of English

Reading for Writing: Modeling the Modern Essay
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Humanities

2019

Yale National Initiative

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Digital Lives
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Humanities

2019

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

James Forman, Jr.,
Professor of Law

The Problem of Mass Incarceration
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Humanities

2019

Yale National Initiative

Daniel Martinez HoSang,
Associate Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration and of American Studies

Teaching about Race and Racism Across the Disciplines
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Humanities

2019

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ian Shapiro,
Sterling Professor of Political Science and Henry R. Luce Director of the MacMillan Center

American Democracy and the Promise of Justice
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Humanities

2019

Yale National Initiative

Anjelica Gonzalez,
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Human Centered Design of Biotechnology
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Science

2019

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Gary W. Brudvig,
Professor of Chemistry and of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry

Energy Sciences
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Science

2019

Yale National Initiative

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Perimeter, Area, Volume, and All That: A Study of Measurement
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Science

2019

Yale National Initiative

Frances McCall Rosenbluth,
Damon Wells Professor of Political Science

The Place of Woman: Home, Economy, and Politics
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Humanities

2020

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

David C. Engerman,
Leitner Professor of History

American History through American Lives
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Humanities

2020

Yale National Initiative

Elsa Chui-Ying Yan,
Professor of Chemistry

Chemistry of Food and Cooking
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Science

2020

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Daniel Martinez HoSang,
Associate Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration and American Studies

Teaching about Race and Racism Across the Disciplines
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Humanities

2020

Yale National Initiative

Ian Shapiro,
Sterling Professor of Political Science and Global Affairs

Politics and Public Policy in the United States
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Humanities

2020

Yale National Initiative

Jordan Peccia,
Thomas E. Golden, Jr. Professor of Chemical & Environmental Engineering

Solving Environmental Problems through Engineering
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Science

2020

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Caretakers versus Exploiters: Impacting Biodiversity in the Age of Humans
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Science

2020

Yale National Initiative

David C. Engerman,
Leitner International Interdisciplinary Professor of History

U.S. Social Movements through Biography
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Humanities

2021

Yale National Initiative

Roderick A. Ferguson,
Professor of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies and of American Studies

The Social Struggles of Contemporary Black Art
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Humanities

2021

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Frances McCall Rosenbluth,
Damon Wells Professor of Political Science

Gender, Race, and Class in Today’s America
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Humanities

2021

Yale National Initiative

Daniel Martinez HoSang,
Associate Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration and of American Studies

Developing Anti-Racist Curriculum and Pedagogy
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Humanities

2021

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Ian Shapiro,
Sterling Professor of Political Science

Democracy and Inequality: Challenges and Possible Solutions
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Humanities

2021

Yale National Initiative

Ayesha Ramachandran,
Associate Professor of Comparative Literature

How to Do Things with Maps
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Humanities

2021

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sarbani Basu,
Professor of Astronomy

The Sun and Us
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Science

2021

Yale National Initiative

Peter A. Raymond,
Professor of Ecosystem Ecology

The Earth’s Greenhouse and Global Warming
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Science

2021

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Anjelica Gonzalez,
Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Human Centered Design of Biotechnology
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Science

2021

Yale National Initiative

Dudley Andrew,
R. Selden Rose Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature and Professor Emeritus of Film Studies

Children and Education in World Cinema
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Humanities

2022

Yale National Initiative

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Writing about Nature
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Humanities and STEM

2022

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

David C. Engerman,
Leitner International Interdisciplinary Professor of History

American Global Power from Empire to Superpower
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Humanities

2022

Yale National Initiative

Anne Eller,
Associate Professor of History

The Long Fight for a Free Caribbean, 1700s-1959
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Humanities

2022

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roderick A. Ferguson,
Professor of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies and of American Studies

The Social Struggles of Contemporary Black Art
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Humanities

2022

Yale National Initiative

Daniel Martinez HoSang,
Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration, and of American Studies

Ethnic Studies: Theory, Practice, and Pedagogy
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Humanities and STEM

2022

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Sarbani Basu,
William K. Lanman Jr. Professor of Astronomy

Alien Earths
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STEM

2022

Yale National Initiative

Jordan Peccia,
Thomas E. Golden, Jr. Professor of Environmental Engineering

Fires, Floods, and Droughts: Impacts of Climate Change in the U.S.
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STEM

2022

Yale National Initiative

Feisal G. Mohamed,
Professor of English

Poetry as Sound and Object
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Humanities

2023

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Timothy J. Barringer,
Paul Mellon Professor in the History of Art

Histories of Art, Race and Empire: 1492-1865
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Humanities

2023

Yale National Initiative

Albert S. Laguna,
Associate Professor of Ethnicity, Race, and Migration and of American Studies

Latinx Histories, Cultures, and Communities
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Humanities

2023

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jill Campbell,
Professor of English

Writing About Nature
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Humanities

2023

Yale National Initiative

Juno Jill Richards,
Associate Professor of English

Writing Queer and Trans Lives
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Humanities

2023

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Roger E. Howe,
William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics

Transitions in the Conception of Number: From Whole Numbers to Rational Numbers to Algebra
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Science

2023

Yale National Initiative

Paul Sabin,
Randolph W. Townsend, Jr. Professor of History and Professor of American Studies

Energy and Environmental History of New Haven and the American City
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STEM

2023

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute

Jordan Peccia,
Thomas E. Golden, Jr. Professor of Environmental Engineering

Environmental Justice
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STEM

2023

Yale National Initiative

Paul E. Turner,
Rachel Carson Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Nature-Inspired Solutions to Disease Problems
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STEM

2023

Yale National Initiative