Former Fellows
2024-2025 ECG Fellows
Faculty
Abby Córdova
University of Notre Dame
“A Good Life for Women Calls for the End of Gender-Based Violence: But, How to Do So in Some of the Most Challenging Contexts?”
Chris Heathwood
University of Colorado Boulder
“Well-Being and Desire”
Krystal Laryea
University of Memphis
"Life Together: Navigating Personal and Communal Commitments in Pluralistic Contexts"
Micah Lott
Boston College
"The Puzzle of Utopia"
Laura Moncion
University of Toronto
“Good in the Next Life? The Nuns of St. Mary Magdalene in Strasbourg, c.1225–1792”
Nate Sharadin
University of Hong Kong
"The Meanings of Artificial Achievement"
Signature Course Fellows
Mal Ahern
University of Washington, Seattle
"Being Human in a Technological World"
Ellie Anderson
Pomona College
“Intimate Relationships”
Michael Burns
Loyola University, Chicago
“Flourishing for the Future”
Michael J. Deem
University of Pittsburgh
“Public Health, the Common Good, and Human Flourishing”
Thomas Gift
University College London
“Disagreeing Well”
Sara Hendren
Northeastern University
“Start/Stop: Design for Birth and Death”
Barbara Junisbai
Pitzer College
"Community of Practice"
Conor Kelly
Marquette University
"Nourishing Hope"
Esau McCaulley
Wheaton College
“The Bible, Slavery, and Abolition: Scriptural Interpretation for Freedom and Human Flourishing”
Terence McDonnell
University of Notre Dame
"The Good Society"
Erin McDonnell
University of Notre Dame
"The Good Society"
Julie Norman
University College London
“Disagreeing Well”
Robert Chao Romero
University of California Los Angeles
“Borders: Migration, Ethnic Identity, and Human Flourishing in an Increasingly Diverse U.S. Society”
Bettina Spencer
Saint Mary's College
"Belonging"
Catalina Toma
University of Wisconsin-Madison
“Social Media and Wellbeing”
Joe Vukov
Loyola University, Chicago
“Flourishing for the Future”
Laura Westhoff
University of Missouri-St. Louis
“St. Louis: Hope in Action”
Andre Willis
Brown University
“Systemic Racism and Modes of Resilience”
Practitioners in Residence
Mary Gentile
University of Virginia-Darden School of Business
Graduate
Wilsey Distinguished Ph.D. Fellows
Rebecca Kates
University of Notre Dame - Philosophy
“Emotions and the Ethics of Perception”
Antônio Lemos
University of Notre Dame - Theology
"The Right to Travel and Dwell in the 16th-Century Spanish Scholastics: A Historical Retrieval in Theological Migration Ethics"
Laura López-Pérez
University of Notre Dame - Political Science
“High-Risk Activism in Criminal Wars: The Collective Action of Victims’ Families in Mexico”
Matthew Mullin
University of Notre Dame - English
"Affirmative Estrangement in Early Modern English Literature"
Benjamin (Jack) Yong
University of Notre Dame - History
“Suburbs of Zion: Evangelicals and the Making of the Metropolitan South, 1940-2000”