New IG3C Members Announced

June 15, 2023

 Several Global Change Center faculty members and IGC Fellows have recently completed terms on the Interfaces of Glocal Change curriculum committee (IG3C). We extend sincere gratitude to Erin Hotchkiss, Holly Kindsvater, Amanda Darling, and Luke Goodman who will be wrapping up their service on the IG3C this summer. We would also like to highlight the leadership of Erin, for serving on the committee for three years and leading the committee for the past two years as the IG3C Chair (2022-23) and Co-chair (2021-22). To the entire IG3C team - thank you, all!   Your work is critical to our collective success and to the professional development of our IGC fellows.

We would also like to welcome our newest IG3C members; Brian Badgley, Alasdair Cohen, and Luis Escobar who will be joining the IG3C for two-year terms starting this August. And a special thanks to Brian Badgley who will be joining the committee as our next co-chair!  He will work alongside Jennifer Russell as she takes over the IG3C Chair responsibilities.  Gabriel Issaccman-VanWertz will be hitting pause for the 23-24 year, but will continue to serve his second year on the committee once he is back from sabbatical. 

Welcome to our new IG3C members!

A special thank you to these outgoing IG3C members!

We deeply appreciate your time, energy, and balanced guidance in this leadership role. 

The Interfaces of Global Change Curriculum Committee (IG3C) is the primary entity responsible for visioning, oversight, and implementation of the IGC IGEP curriculum.  Primary duties entail visioning, planning, and delivering of the annual fall and spring seminar courses.  These duties include ensuring continuity of existing high-quality graduate programming, as well as ideation and visioning to meet the evolving programmatic needs of the growing, diverse IGC IGEP student population.