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1. More trust, more voice. A return to teaching and research in the fall must prioritize safety and health of all campus community members. We reject outright the assertion that the “on campus experience” is the only thing that distinguishes KU from other higher education institutions in Kansas, and the one from which all planning should flow. More than 50 department chairs have signed a letter to the Provost arguing that using the ADA as the mechanism whereby instructors (faculty, adjuncts, and GTAs) receive permission for exemption from in-person teaching is unwieldy, discriminatory, and raises major confidentiality concerns. Instructors are best equipped to know our own working conditions, including what is appropriate and safe for delivery of courses, as well as our own health and family situations.
2. More planning, more science. Detailed plans for free testing, contact tracing, and quarantine protocols must be in place before making decisions about returning to the classroom and other public spaces. Administrators have failed to present us with specific plans for preventing spread of the virus outside of athletics. Care for what the Provost has called “the most vulnerable” among us—including students, faculty, and staff--must be central to this approach. We are all too aware of the racial disparities in COVID 19 deaths. For instance, only recently did the District of Columbia displace Kansas as the state with the most racially unequal rates of death from COVID 19. More than 30% of those killed by COVID 19 in Kansas have been African American, who make up 5.6% of our state’s population.
3. More sincerity. We reject administrators’ claim that the decision to reopen campus was motivated by concern for our most vulnerable students. Deep concern for students and others among us who come from communities we know are most vulnerable during this crisis is at the heart of our response - including African American and Native people, people with disabilities or who are immunocompromised, people with high viral loads caused by other conditions, and the elderly. Haskell Indian Nations University acknowledged these truths by moving all classes online for the fall; KU should explain what basis it has for doing anything differently.
4. More inclusion, more support. Graduate students and international students have been denied the care their circumstances dictate. The proposed re-opening plan relies on graduate students as instructors. Yet they are excluded from the State Employee Health Plan, and by extension, the COVID-19 protection afforded to SEHP members. African American, Asian/American, Native, and Latinx graduate student instructors are being told they must assume most risk with the least protection of anyone working at KU. While announcing its commitment not to raise tuition and fees, KU has almost doubled fees for international students. However, the university is offering no accommodations for concerns having to do with travel from countries with COVID 19 restrictions in place. We reject the unspoken assumption that international students are welcome at KU as long as they are sources of revenue.
5. More fairness. Far more progressive “salary savings.” No cuts for those below a $65,000 annual salary. The administration must present us with a progressive system of equitably structured pay cuts that reflects the full spectrum of KU salaries. Add tiers and graduated cuts beyond the $200,000 level. Tiers between $200,000 and $700,000 should advance by $50,000 increments to reach a top cut of 20% from the largest salaries.
6. More transparency, more advocacy, more information. We need championing of KU as an intellectually essential public good in Kansas and more than a generator of revenue through large grants, tuition, and sports. More faculty input into KU Endowment priorities and an insistence that KUEA produce emergency funds that can help fill revenue gaps during crises such as this is necessary. Full disclosure on budget matters is imperative. Of course the situation is changing rapidly and shifts will occur. But much more details about recent past and projected budget shortfalls and spending commitments is critical.
7. One KU. The urgency of our response is underscored by this week’s news of large-scale COVID outbreaks in several US states, including our region. Opening campus under such circumstances, and in anticipation of continued uncertainty, is to court not just vulnerability but imperilment. Now is not the time to even contemplate the plans put forward by KU administration. If recent statements from the Provost and Chancellor are to be believed, ending social injustice and health and economic inequality is a top priority of this administration. Therefore, it must make a strong, unequivocal statement placing the public health of our entire community over any individual’s right to an ill-defined “on campus experience” despite how dearly we all wish to be back in our classrooms, teams, studios, labs, theaters, libraries, and offices.
Signed,
Betsy Esch, American Studies
Dave Roediger, American Studies
Ani Kokobobo, Slavic and Eurasian Languages and Literatures
Sam Brody, Religious Studies
Nick Syrett, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Marie Grace Brown, History
Araceli Masterson-Algar, Spanish and Portuguese
Ray Mizumura-Pence, American Studies
Robert Warrior, English and American Studies
Ari Linden, German Studies
Kelly H. Chong, Sociology
Hannah Britton, WGSS and Political Science
Marc L. Greenberg, Slavic & Eurasian Languages & Literatures
Lara Giordano, Humanities Program
Sarah Deer, WGSS and SPAA
David Cateforis, History of Art
David N. Smith, Sociology
Erik R. Scott, History
Michael Vitevitch, Chair of Psychology
Andy Denning, History
Katie Batza, WGSS
Nazli Avdan, Political Science
Sarah Robins, Philosophy
Stacey Swearingen White, School of Public Affairs & Administration
Molly Zahn, Religious Studies
Sadie Sharp, Russian language and literature major
Amy McNair, History of Art
Hannah Bailey, American Studies GTA
Henry Bial, Theatre & Dance
Eve Levin, History
Shannon Portillo, School of Public Affairs & Administration
Nina Vyatkina, German Studies
Kevin McCannon, Sociology
Daniel B. Stevenson. Professor, Department of Religious Studies
Marcy Lascano, Philosophy
Aimee Wilson, Humanities Program
Kathryn Conrad, English
Corey J. Maley, Philosophy
Alesha Doan, Spanish & Portuguese; School of Public Affairs & Administration; Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Ellen Collier, French, Francophone & Italian Studies GTA
Renee Perelmutter, Jewish Studies
Shannon O'Lear, Environmental Studies Program; Geography & Atmospheric Science Department
Kristen Cypret, Assessment and Achievement Institute
Phillip Drake, English and Environmental Studies
Sheyda Jahanbani, Associate Professor of History
Robert Hagen, Environmental Studies Program
Jessica Gerschultz, Associate Professor & DGS, African and African-American Studies
Peter Grund, English
Jimmy D. Morrison-Department of German Studies
Joan Sereno, Linguistics, Chair
Ali Brox, Environmental Studies Program
Allard Jongman, Linguistics
Marike Janzen, Humanities Program
Hannah Combs, GTA in German Studies
Kathryn Rhine, AAAS & G/AS
Margot Versteeg, Humanities
Neill Kennedy, American Studies GTA
Ivana Radovanovic, Anthropology
David Slusky, Economics
Paul Outka, English
Stacey Vanderhurst, Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Mary Jo Reiff, English
Jonathan P. Lamb, English
James Moreno, Dance
Chris Hall, English
Megan Kaminski, English
Alison Gabriele, Linguistics
Dale Urie, Humanites Program
Craig Marshall, Geology
Jie Zhang, Linguistics
Meagen Youngdahl, English
Ekaterina Chelpanova, Slavic and Eurasian Languages and Literatures
Josh Bolick, Libraries
Don Haider-Markel, Political Science
Faye Xiao, East Asian Languages and Cultures
Shawn Leigh Alexander, African & African American Studies
Devon Mihesuah, Humanities Program
Brad Osborn, Music
Markus Potter, Theatre & Dance
Kit Auner, English
José Héctor Cadena, American Studies GTA
Alexander Burdge, English
Jane Barnette, Theatre & Dance
Laura Moriarty, English
Ron Barrett-Gonzalez, Aerospace Engineering
Philip T. Duncan, Linguistics
Andrew Isenberg, History
Tanya Hartman, Chairperson, Department of Visual Art
Cecilia King, Slavic and Eurasian Languages and Literatures
Holly Rains, Political Science GTA
Hume A. Feldman, Physics & Astronomy
Byron Santangelo, English and Environmental Studies
Ward Lyles, School of Public Affairs and Administration
Patrick Gauding, Political Science
Sarah Ngoh, English
Milena Stanislavova, Mathematics and Chair, Economics
Vitaly Chernetsky, Slavic and Eurasian Languages and Literatures
Nathaniel Brunsell, Geography and Atmospheric Science
Zachary Madison, American Studies GTA
Joanna Slusky, Molecular Biosciences and Computational Biology
Elizabeth Wilhelm, GA American Studies
Shannon Spears, Humanities GTA
Sara Gregg, History and Environmental Studies
Patrick Suzeau, Theater and Dance
Renee Cyr, Theatre and Dance
Olga Savchenko, Slavic and Eurasian Languages and Literatures
Weizhang Huang, Mathematics
Cornelis Van der Veen, Department of Geography and Atmospheric Science
Scott Jenkins, Philosophy
Jeremy Martin, Mathematics
Margarita Alely Nuñez Arroyo, grad student American Studies
Ben Schmack, American Studies
Frances Glazer Sternberg, Jewish Studies
Annie Tremblay, Linguistics
Bradford Cokelet, Philosophy
Ruoqian Cheng, Linguistics GTA
Bogi Perelmutter, GTA in Speech-Language-Hearing
Purnaprajna Bangere, Professor of Mathematics and Music
Kyoim Yun, East Asian Languages and Cultures
Bryce Heesacker / F. C. Zuke, Lecturer of Expanded Media, Visual Art
Mike Wuthrich, Political Science
Rebekah Aycock, American Studies GTA
Amy Devitt, English
Dave Mechem, Geography and Atmospheric Science
Shawn Bitters, Visual Art
Dorothy Daley, School of Public Affairs and Administration and the Environmental Studies Program
Geoff Husic, KU Libraries
Erika Grandstaff, English Dept. GTA
Josephine Chandler, Molecular Biosciences
Taylor Irwin, GTA English
Caitlin Coughlin, Linguistics
Michelle Heffner Hayes, Theatre & Dance
Mechele Leon, Professor, Theatre & Dance
Richard Botkin, Humanities Program
Robert Schwaller, History
Meagan Dermody, English dept. GTA
Andrew Kustodowicz, History GTA
Paulyn Cartwright, EEB
Daniel M. Chick, Communication Studies GTA
Chang Liu, GTA Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
Emily Vietti, Leadership Studies Lecturer
Cassie Sutton, Psychology GTA
Hannah Clark, Department of Psychology GTA
Adrianne Kunkel, Professor, Communication Studies
Amber Brown, GTA in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Laura Mielke, English
Luciano Tosta, Spanish & Portuguese, CGIS
Mary Banwart, Leadership Studies and Communication Studies
Rami Zeedan, Jewish Studies
Brian Lagotte, Global and International Studies
Marcy Quiason- Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies GTA & Political Science Graduate Student
Maggie Vaughn, History of Art
Korbin Scott Jones, English / Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Giang Nguyen, GTA, American Studies
Joseph Harrington, English
Melinda Chen, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, GTA
Korbin Painter, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Graduate Student
Atanas Stefanov, Mathematics
Kelly Vogel, Department of Theatre and Dance
Margaret Kelley, American Studies
Shelley Rissien, Jewish Studies
Rachel Trusty, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Lydia Sykora, Anthropology GTA
Grace Branham, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Aundrea Davis, English
Isidro J. Rivera, Spanish and Portuguese
John Hoopes - Anthropology (CLAS)
Bill Staples, Sociology
Megan Dennis, English GTA
F. María Velasco, Visual Art
Yan Li, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
Tracey Lien, English
Taylorlynn Johnston, FNSA President
Andrew J. Avery, History
Charles Epp, Public Affairs and Administration
John Kennedy, Political Science
Caio de Castro, GTA, Spanish and Portuguese
Maryemma Graham, English
James Yeku, AAAS
Hannah Soyer, English
Elizabeth MacGonagle, AAAS & HIST
Jessina Emmert, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Berl Oakley, Molecular Biosciences
Xi Li, Communication Studies, GTA
Kate Helmstetter, GTA, Psychology
Marta Pirnat-Greenberg, Slavic & Eurasian Languages & Literatures
Jarron Saint Onge, Sociology
Cécile Accilien, African and African American Studies/CLACS
Alesia Woszidlo, Communication Studies
Kaila Colyott, EEB/CTE
Julien Sperling, Communication Studies
Shannon Ryall, GTA, American Studies
Jinyan Li, GTA Economics
Pere DeRoy, WGSS, GTA
Yan Bing Zhang, Professor, Communication Studies
Lisa-Marie Wright, Sociology
Paul Mirecki, Religious Studies Department
Celka Straughn, Spencer Museum of Art
Ashley Muddiman, Communication Studies
Chris McKitterick, English and Gunn Center for the Study of Science Fiction
Hailey Taylor, Psychology GTA
Jeff Lang, Mathematics
Tami Albin, KU Libraries
Sherrie Tucker, American Studies
Kris Imants Ercums, Spencer Museum of Art
Ben Chappell, American Studies
Seulgi Shin, GTA in East Asian Languages and Cultures
Charles Redmon, GRA in Linguistics
Benjamin Rosenthal, Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Visual Art
Elise Higgins, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Paul V. Stock, Associate Director of the Environmental Studies Program and Associate Professor of Sociology and the Environmental Studies Program
Simone Cavalcante, Dept. SpanPort
Lucia Iglesias, GTA English
Rebecca Rovit, Theatre and Dance
Brian Donovan, Sociology
Antha Cotten-Spreckelmeyer, Humanities
Maya Pisel, American Studies GTA
Jay Childers, Communication Studies
Connie Chuyun Hu, EALC GTA
Haining Lou, EALC Lecturer
Jackie Brinton, Religious Studies
Oksana Husieva, Slavic and Eurasian Languages & Literatures
Jennifer Hurst, Education Leadership and Policy
Nathan Wood, History
Lauren Anderson, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
Zachary Parker, English GTA
Delaney Wilson, Linguistics GRA
Myunghyun Oh, Mathematics
Bruce Hayes, chair, French, Francophone & Italian Studies
Kris Imants Ercums, Spencer Museum of Art
Kirk McClure, Emeritus, Urban Planning
Elspeth Healey, KU Libraries
L Haley Bajorek, AAAS and Museum Studies, GTA
Benton Bajorek, Communication Studies Ph. D Candidate, GTA
Erik Van Vleck, Mathematics
Pan Guo
Hannah Allison, GTA, American Studies
Waeli Wang, Theatre & Dance
Antonio R.M. Simoes, Spanish and Portuguese
Jamie Ascher, GTA Communication Studies
Jeff Griffin, English
Zachary Glassett, GTA - Spanish and Portuguese
Mira Haydu, Spanish and Portuguese GTA
Lisa McLendon, Journalism
Pritha Prasad, Department of English
Megan Sheldon, Spanish and Portuguese
Brian Rosenblum, KU Libraries
Bernard Cornet, Economics
Ann Schofield, Emerita, Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Angela Gist-Mackey, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Communication Studies
Antonio R.M. Simoes, Spanish and Portuguese
Andrés N. Rabinovich, GTA Spanish and Portuguese and PhD Candidate
Thomas Cravens, Physics and Astronomy
Joo Ok Kim, American Studies
Eungsik Kim, Economics
John Rury, ELPS
Carol Holstead, School of Journalism
Emily Riley, former Assistant Director, Kansas African Studies Center
Santa Arias, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Gregory Cushman, History
Hipatia Medina, Spanish and Portuguese GTA
Ignacio Carvajal, Spanish & Portuguese
Rachel Finnell, Political Science
Mark Richter, Molecular Biosciences
Alyssa Cole, History
Jess Dominguez, GTA Communication Studies
Keith McMahon, EALC
Justyna Beinek, Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies
Kathleen Nuckolls, Environmental Studies Program
Kij Johnson, Department of English
Nathan Pickett, Geography GTA
Suzanne Valdez - Law
David Brackett, Visual Art
Jinmyung Lee, GTA Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures
Sean Seyer - Humanities
Seungjoo Lee, Spanish and Portuguese
Guillermina Pena, GTA Spanish and Portuguese
James Windholz, Political Science GTA
Abigail Barefoot, Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies GTA
Sergei Shandarin Physics and Astronomy
Caroline Bennett, Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering
John Paul Henry, PhD Student, Geography GTA
Patrizio Ceccagnoli, FRIT
Elaina Sutley, Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering
Grace S. Leu, GTA Special Education
Diana Restrepo, GTA Geography and Atmospheric Science
Emily Frederich, French, Francophone, and Italian Studies GTA
Courtney L. Wilt, Doctoral Candidate Department of Special Education
Elizabeth Kozleski, faculty member, Department of Special Education
Paul Scott - French, Francophone & Italian Studies
Mark Mort, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Hyesun Cho, Faculty, Curriculum and Teaching
Brett Bricker, Communication Studies
Dana Comi, English GTA
Lydia Epp Schmidt, American Studies GTA
Sookyung Shin, GTA - Department of Special Education
Margaret Marco, School of Music
Glenn Adams, Department of Psychology
Will Katz, Communication Studies, GTA
Norman Akers, Department of Visual Art
Sylvia Nyegenye, GRA. Department of Special Education
Allison M Lewis, American Studies GTA
Mariah Crystal, WGSS GTA
Jian Li, Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering
Lexi Oatman, Bureau of Child Research
Satya Mandal, Mathematics
Bixi Qiao, GTA, Educational Psychology
Ankur Patil, GTA, Aerospace Engineering
Jennifer Gleason, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Brian Hawkins, Department of Visual Art
Charlene Muehlenhard, Psychology and WGSS
Terrianne Lavin, Geography and Atmospheric Science
William Proffitt, Doctoral Student, Department of Special Education
Geraldo Sousa, English Department
Naheed Abdulrahim, GTA, Department of Special Education
Nicholas Hoekstra, SPED
Hoa Vu, Economics GTA
Maki Kaneko, History of Art
Nancy Jo Kepple
Germaine Halegoua, Film and Media Studies
Ian Crossfield, Physics & Astronomy
Elisabeth Mills, Physics & Astronomy
Kelsey Carls, Graduate Teaching Assistant - WGSS
Sarah Tackett, Graduate Student, HSES
Allison Kirkpatrick, Physics & Astronomy
Rana Esfandiary, Theatre & Dance
Brent Metz, Anthropology
Emily Arsenault, Biology GTA
Megan Paceley
John P. Ralston, Physics & Astronomy
Sarah Jen, School of Social Welfare
Juliana Carlson, School of Social Welfare
Michael Riquino, School of Social Welfare
Srishti Slaria, Economics GTA
Brandon DeKosky, Chemical Engineering & Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Juhi Kidwai
Kevin Kyaw, GTA, School of Music
Jackie Liu, GTA in Journalism
Dave Besson, physics and astronomy dept.
Victor Andrade, GTA, Economics Department
Alaina Phillips, GRA Department of Speech-Language-Hearing
Shane Lynch, GTA, American Studies
Seulgi Shin, GTA in East Asian Languages and Cultures
Joane Nagel, Sociology
Ben Caplan, Philosophy
Stephen Sanders, Physics and Astronomy
Eileen Nutting, Philosophy
Shelby Bowman, Communication Studies GTA
Mohamed El-Hodiri, Professor of Economics
Paul Laird, School of Music
R.L. Booker, Jr. ELPS, GTA
Gregory Rudnick, Professor, Physics and Astronomy Department
Christopher E. Forth, History and Humanities
John Wilt, Doctoral Student, Department of Special Education
Elizabeth Asiedu, Economics Department
Gabrielle Byrd, Communication Studies GTA
Rebecca Marie Johnson, Communication Studies GTA
Marta Vicente, WGSS/History
Mikhail Medvedev, Physics & Astronomy
Lorie Vanchena, German Studies
Dr. Shima Fardad department of Electrical Engineering and computer science
Hannah Scupham, English GTA
Cotter Mitchell Visual Arts
Anna Klompen, PhD Student, EEB
Uttiya Paul, GTA, Economics
Anna Nicole Aniel, GRA
James Walters, EEB
Bethany Potter, Anthropology GTA
Scott Hefty, Molecular Biosciences and Undergraduate Biology
Angie Pastorek, PhD, Faculty, School of Professional Studies
Andrew McKenzie, Linguistics, Indigenous Studies
Crispin Williams, East Asian Languages and Cultures
Jonathan Mayhew, Spanish and Portuguese
Uma Outka, Law
Alli Smith, Psychology GTA
Anna Neill, English
Kristin Rennells, Physics & Astronomy
Meredith Bagwell-Gray, School of Social Welfare
Elizabeth Schurman, GTA, English
Chelsea Waters, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Special Education
Jenny Archibald, Undergraduate Biology Program
Zach McCall, Adjunct Instructor, Department of Special Education
Erick Morales Scholz, Area Lab Coordinator in Visual Arts
Jay T Johnson, Geography & Atmospheric Science
Matt Rennells, Physics and Astronomy
Van Kelly, FRIT
Skye Conley, Museum Studies M.A. Candidate
Lisa Giullian, Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies
Graham W. Wilson, Physics and Astronomy
Ángel María Rañales Pérez, Spanish and Portuguese - GTA, PhD Candidate
Karna Younger, KU Libraries
Ayesha Hardison, English and WGSS
Marni Kessler, History of Art
Anton Rosenthal, History
Johanna Ramirez, GTA, Psychology
Cassandra Mesick Braun, Spencer Museum of Art
Melania Piedra-Barrera GTA ELPS
Rachel Schwaller, Lecturer, History and Religious Studies
Kimberly Swanson, French, Francophone & Italian Studies
Dietrich Earnhart, Economics
Oleksandra Wallo, Slavic and Eurasian Languages and Literatures
Jon Giullian, Libraries
Betsaida M. Reyes, KU Libraries
Erin Wolfe, KU Libraries
Dave Tell, Communication Studies
Ousmane Lecoq Diop, PhD Student, GTA, Department of French, Francophone and Italian Studies
Frances Devlin, Libraries
Amanda Snider, Center for East Asian Studies
Catherine L. Preston, Film and Media Studies
Stephanie Meehan, Clinical Asst. Professor, Speech-Language-Hearing
Susan Egan, Molecular Biosciences
Vickie Doll, KU Libraries
Hossein Saiedian, Engineering
Sarah Goodwin Thiel, KU Libraries
Kris Pedersen, Clinical Associate Professor, Speech-Language-Hearing
Ogochukwu Ngwudike, English Department, GTA
Michael McCaffrey, Department of Visual Art
Chris Seasholtz, Faculty, School of Professional Studies
Omar Gudino, Applied Behavioral Science and Psychology
Lourdes Gouveia, Sociology
Bill Tuttle, American Studies
Kathryn Nemeth Tuttle, Associate Vice Provost Emerita
Matthew Dunn, GTA for French, Francophone, & Italian Studies
Hailong Dao, Professor, KU Mathematics
Rachel Straughn-Navarro, Spencer Museum of Art
Rassul Saeedipour, Faculty, School of Professional Studies
Krysta Green, Clinical Assistant Professor, Speech-Language-Hearing: Sciences and Disorder
Robert J. Nichols, Lecturer — Curriculum and Teaching
Jody Brook, School of Social Welfare
Darci Fulcher, Theatre and Dance
Gina Westergard, Visual Art
Hao Xuan EECS GRA
Souvik Dey, Mathematics GTA
Monalisa Dutta, Mathematics GTA
Fenqi Wang, Linguistics
Jinze Tao, Finance
Ye Wang EECS GRA
Yang Yang, Music Therapy
Haoyi Wei, Economics GTA
Kegan O’Connor , Economics GTA
Julia Broxholm, Professor, School of Music
Jamene Brooks-Kieffer, KU Libraries
Mary Hammond. Lecturer Dept of French, Francophone Studies & Italian
Colin Roust, School of Music
Molly Han, GTA, Communication Studies
Amanda Martin-Hamon, Spencer Museum of Art
Carolyn Watson, Music
Scott C. Watson- Professor of Music
Kegan O’Connor , Economics GTA
Roberta Freund Schwartz, School of Music
Melissa Grady, School of Music
Scott Murphy, Professor, School of Music
Mariana Farah
Sharon Toulouse, School of Music
Elizabeth E Berghout, School of Music
Matt Otto
Dr David Alan Street, Associate Professor of Music Theory, School of Music
Kip Haaheim
Ketty Wong, School of Music
jingqi Huang
Kennedy Burnell, Undergraduate student of Music Education
Alyssa Bamberger
Erik D. Holmstrom, Molecular Biosciences
Alex Boynton, Lecturer, Environmental Studies Program
Scott Murphy, Professor, School of Music
Prashanthi, GTA
Kyle Crampton, Music Education
Michael Bauer School of Music
Pablo Adán García
Jonathan Brumberg, Speech-Language-Hearing
Joyce Castle, School of Music
Deanna Hanson-Abromeit, Associate Professor, School of Music
Matt Smith, School of Music
Michael Kirkendoll
Christopher Johnson
Matt Erickson, Sociology GTA
Bradley W. Lane, Urban Planning
Sunyoung Cheong, Visual Art
William Bennett Hoffman, GTA, Communication Studies
Huang Jiang, Communication Studies
Sam Kendrick, Sociology
Derek A Wilson, Sociology GTA
Matt Comi, PhD Candidate--Department of Sociology
Laura Muneton, Sociology GTA
Haruka Nagao, Political Science GTA
Gabri Samia, Sociology
David Heath Cooper, Sociology
Jennifer Babitzke- GTA, Dept of Sociology
Jennifer Duenas GTA Department of Sociology
John Kaiser, Sociology
Eleanor Gardner, KU Natural History Museum
Vince Gnojek, School of Music
Boram Lim
Stephanie Meehan, Clinical Asst. Professor, Speech-Language-Hearing
Dylan Beck
Lucian Grand, Mathematics GTA
Jessica Belangee, Visual Art
Joshua Harsin, Behavioral Psych & Public Health, GTA
William Hatungimana
Rachel Jess, GTA Department of Applied Behavioral Science
Imani A. Wadud, GTA Department of American Studies
Jennifer Gleason, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Adriana Pate
Scott C. Watson- Professor of Music