Staff
Celestina Castillo earned her bachelor's degree in history at Pomona College and a master's in Urban Policy Analysis and Management at New School...
Kelsey Sablan Martin (she/her) is a CHamoru community based learning (CBL) practitioner and administrator dedicated to cultivating educational spaces...
Community Based Learning and Research Faculty Committee
The Community Based Learning and Research Faculty Committee focuses on enhancing curriculum-connected community engagement and community based research. It works with the Center for Community Based Learning (CCBL) to provide guidance on faculty development and support needed for faculty to implement and sustain community based learning within their courses and research, often serving as peer mentors. The committee examines and makes recommendations for policies related to community based learning to other college committees and constituencies. A member or two might also serve on the Working Group on Community Engagement.
Kai Yui Samuel Chan teaches classes on political theory, democratic theory, transnational politics.
Regina Freer’s research and teaching interests include race and politics, demographic change, urban politics, and the intersection of all three in Los...
Areas of specialization: Islamic legal studies; anthropology of Islam; histories of capitalism; comparative studies of South Asia and the Middle East...
Martha Matsuoka ’83 is the Executive Director of the Urban & Environmental Policy Institute and a Professor at Occidental College. She focuses her...
Mai Thai (pronounced "my tie") is a sociologist specializing in areas of criminal justice, education, youth, race/ethnicity, and qualitative methods.
Madeline Wander is a scholar of transportation, race, and space. Her research focuses on the ways in which urban planning produces racialized...
Student Staff:
Yena Jonsson '28, Studio Art
Chioma Kalu '27, Urban and Environmental Policy
Nevaeh Navarro '28, English
Yolitztli Torres '27, Studio Art and Latino/a and Latin American Studies
Qingxi Yang '28, Media Arts and Culture