Proctor Fellowship

The Proctor Fellows Program allows faculty/student pairs to take ethical action to address social inequities and imbalances through through community-engaged research. The fellowship builds Landis Center values and priorities to help participates better understand the role higher education plays in the advancement of the public good and how individuals can contribute their skills and knowledge to the advancement of democratic ideals.

Current Fellowship Project

This project explores affordable housing options in Easton's South Side, including multigenerational housing and the "missing middle."

Researchers: Professor Chris Ruebeck and Love Shama Georges '29.

Community Partner: The Neighborhood Center

Past Fellowship Project

This inaugural project spanned two academic years and focused on the implementation of select components of Easton's Climate Action Plan, drafted by the Nurture Nature Center.

Researchers: Professor Chris Ruebeck, Abigail Schaus '24, Angela Busheska '25, Rylee Bordwick '25

Community Partner: Nurture Nature Center

See the final presentation