Leadership, SEISMIC Collaboration

Collaboration Council

The Collaboration Council (CoCo) is made up of one Local Principal Investigator (PI) from each SEISMIC institution. This Council guides the activities of the collaboration. In this way, each institution has an equal voice in how the project should move forward and where it should focus its attention.

Linda Adler-Kassner

University of California Santa Barbara

ladler@ucsb.edu

Sara Brownell

Arizona State University

sbrownel@asu.edu

Sehoya Cotner

University of Minnesota

sehoya@umn.edu

Martha Oakley

Indiana University

oakley@indiana.edu

Chantal Levesque-Bristol

Purdue University

cbristol@purdue.edu

Ryan Sweeder

Michigan State University

sweeder@msu.edu

Tim McKay

University of Michigan

tamckay@umich.edu

Marco Molinaro

University of California Davis

mmolinaro@ucdavis.edu

Brian Sato

University of California Irvine

bsato@uci.edu

Chandralekha Singh

University of Pittsburgh

clsingh@pitt.edu

Working Group Co-Chairs

The Working Group Co-Chairs are responsible for coordinating the efforts and projects of their respective Working Groups (WGs). This involves leading WG meetings, identifying grant opportunities, updating the collaboration on the WG’s activities, and supporting SEISMIC participants in engaging with the WGs.

Stefano Fiorini

Measurement Working Group

sfiorini@indiana.edu

Becky Matz

Measurement Working Group

rlmatz@umich.edu

Kevin Binning

Experiments Working Group

kbinning@pitt.edu

Sehoya Cotner

Experiments Working Group

sehoya@umn.edu

Briandy Walden

Implementing Change Working Group

bwalden@uci.edu

Marco Molinaro

Implementing Change Working Group

mmolinaro@ucdavis.edu

Sara Brownell

Constructs Working Group

sbrownel@asu.edu

W. Carson Byrd

Constructs Working Group

wcbyrd@umich.edu

Susan J. Cheng

Constructs Working Group

chengs@umich.edu

J. W. Hammond

Constructs Working Group

jamwham@umich.edu

Advisory Council

The Advisory Council is a group of eight nationally recognized experts in equity and inclusion in STEM who are not already involved in SEISMIC. This group of experts provides project leadership with important feedback as details of equity measures and plans for coordinated experiments emerge. The Advisory Council also helps to represent SEISMIC to the larger higher education community.