Max Peers recently earned a PhD from Brown University and has conducted archaeological fieldwork in Italy, Greece, and Jordan. His stone-carving practice and research inform his classroom teaching

David A.F. Lewis is an Assistant District Attorney and Deputy Chief of the Integrity Review Bureau at the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. He received his JD from the University of Denver College of Law

Matthew Seliger, a senior majoring in Biopsychology and Music, Sound, and Culture, teaches an Explorations course on “close listening,” helping students, including non-musicians, identify musical techniques used by composers and performers

Nate Hall (A25) is a Tufts alumnus, former ExCollege peer teacher, and freelance crossword constructor. His crossword has been published in The New York Times

Stephen Strout is an animal activist with experience in animal rescue and sanctuary work. He is a graduate student at Tufts studying education, with a focus on animal public policy and humane education

Nathaniel Smith is a junior majoring in History, Music, Sound & Culture. His course explores the history, politics, and linguistics of the fictional world of The Lord of the Rings, as well as the real world of its author: J.R.R. Tolkien

Madison Verner is a senior majoring in Pure Mathematics, Political Science, and Psychology. Her course aims to answer the question: “How can probability help you find the optimal strategy to win at your favorite game?”

Eva Kroh teaches an Explorations course to first-year students

Kristin Gallas is an award-winning museum educator and public historian

Micah Huang (G19), Instructor of EXP-0004-F: Punk Rock: History, Theory, and Practice, Is an Educator and Performing Artist Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, and Fulbright Commission