The S-I-R will teach one course in the Chemistry Department each semester, incorporating South Asian perspectives on the topical coverage, and will develop on-going research collaborations with Wesleyan faculty.

Scholar will teach 1-2 art/media classes, present on campus, in the community, and occasionally at partner institutions.

Scholar will work with Dept. of Chemistry faculty to team teach classes in human population, climate change, water resources and atmospheric pollution. Scholar will also host seminars and workshops.

Scholar will teach one course and will provide research opportunities for at least 2 undergraduate students and one graduate student in the field of remote sensing and agriculture.

Scholar will teach/co-teach 4 courses related to agriculture policy and systems and will also conduct research.

Scholar will assist in development and facilitation of street law clinic, teach a course on Child Rights Law, and guest lecture in other departments.

Scholar will teach courses related to her expertise in law and gender issues. Will assist in developing courses for newly introduced minor (Women, Gender & Sexuality) and will be given opportunities to be a guest lecturer.

Grantee will teach one undergraduate course per quarter, lecturing on Indian cinema and making a short film with Drexel University students in film crew positions.

S-I-R will be housed in the National Resource Center for East Asian Studies. Scholar will teach two courses and will help create a banner exhibition on East Asian Indigenous Cultures, which will be lent out to institutions in the local community.

Scholar will split their time 75/25 between the School of Global Public Health and the Durham Public Health Department. Will engage with students and faculty through seminars and K-12 teachers through workshops in the community.