Eno Agolli

Eno Agolli is a PhD student in Philosophy at Rutgers University. He has a BA in philosophy from the University of Chicago. He has completed graduate degrees and research in philosophy at Cambridge (UK), UConn, and Notre Dame. He is an analytic philosopher, but he is fundamentally interested in all of the humanities. He has taught several introductory courses in philosophy and is committed to fostering a diverse learning environment in the classroom. He has published one book of poetry in Greek and has a forthcoming book of poetry this summer. He loves learning new language, and already knows 7. He also likes cooking, sports (especially volleyball), film, the New Yorker, good wine, programming, and traveling.

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Sara Ilić

Graduate Student, University of Lucerne

University of Lucerne

Faculty of Theology, Institute of Social Ethics ISE, Lucerne Graduate School in Ethics LGSE

Sara is a PhD candidate in Business Ethics at the University of Lucerne and an award-winning lecturer specializing in Responsible Management Education.

Adam Waters

Graduate Student, Yale

Yale University

History

Adam Waters is a PhD Candidate in History at Yale University and the current president of UNITE HERE Local 33, the graduate worker union at Yale.

Charlotte Hecht

Graduate Student, Yale

Yale University

American Studies

Charlotte Hecht is a writer and interdisciplinary scholar of visual culture, the built environment, and landscape. She is a PhD candidate in American Studies at Yale University.

Elena Adasheva-Klein

Graduate Student, Yale

Yale University

Anthropology

Elena Adasheva-Klein works at the intersection of social anthropology and environmental humanities investigating how human-environment relations contribute to a meaningful existence.

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