Universities

 ​UNITED STATES

• ​University of Virginia: Faculty publishing seminars at Alumni House (for other UVA engagement, see "Institutes" below).
• Princeton University: Guided fellows in the Center for Theological Inquiry to publishing.
• Johns Hopkins University: General faculty publishing seminar in the Shriver Room.
• University of Michigan: Scholarly publishing seminar in Ann Arbor.
• Virginia Commonwealth University: Seminar through their Humanities Center for faculty.
• Suffolk University: Faculty publishing seminar at their campus on Boston Common.
• Morgan State University (HBCU): Morgan State joined the seminar at Johns Hopkins.
• Arizona State University Libraries. One  publishing seminar for faculty, and another focusing on librarians as research partners.​
• Marymount University: Annual faculty scholarly publishing summer bootcamp.
• St. Joseph's University: Faculty scholarly publishing seminar in Philadelphia. Renewed.
• University of Maryland Baltimore County, Honors College: ​Research writing coach for tenured women in STEM fields through a National Science Foundation grant.​ Renewed, multiple years and cohorts.
  
• California State University, Northridge: Scholarly publishing seminar.
• Loyola Marymount University: Scholarly publishing seminar, Jesuit university.
  
• University of California, Merced: Scholarly publishing seminar; one-on-one meetings.
• San Francisco State University: Scholarly publishing seminar.
  
• Creighton University: Work with two Jesuit faculty members on books and proposals.
  

WORLDWIDE

• L’Ecole Superieure Catholique de Droit de Jérémie, Haiti.
• Bugema University. Guided a scholar to publish articles, via Zoom. Luwero District, Uganda.
  
• Swedish Defence University: Annual faculty publishing seminars, Stockholm.
• St. Louis University, Madrid: ​Faculty seminar.
  
• Pontifical Gregorian University, University of California in Rome; American University in Rome. Seminar, Lay Centre at Foyer Unitas, Rome, Italy.
  
• Hiroshima University, Japan: Workshop for faculty on scholarly publishing, and a conference keynote, Hiroshima, Japan.
• Tohoku University, Japan. Faculty publishing seminar, Sendai, Japan.
• Carnegie Mellon University Qatar, Virginia Commonwealth University Qatar. Annual seminars in Education City, Doha, Qatar.
• Ashoka University: Seminar, American Institute India Studies conference, New Delhi.
• Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Work with senior faculty via Zoom.
• Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand. Work with senior faculty via Zoom.
• Indraprasta PGRI University, Jakarta, Indonesia. Guiding senior faculty members to produce an academic journal on Zoom.
• Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh. Working with engineering professors on Zoom.
• Sohag University, Sohag, Egypt. Scholarly publishing guidance on Zoom.
• Ege University, Bornova-İzmir, Turkey. Scholarly publishing guidance on Zoom.
• Monash University, Malaysia. Scholarly publishing guidance on Zoom.
• The University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Mentored a scholar who became a World Bank fellow in DC.
  

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Institutes, Associations, and Think Tanks

• Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies at the University of Virginia. Summer seminar for the incoming fellows. The Woodson Institute also pays for individual scholars to attend my seminars at UVA.
• Rockefeller Foundation: Bellagio Center, Lake Como, Italy. A weeklong conference on diversity and inclusion for Georgetown University's Institute for Women, Peace and Security, I guided scholar-experts to write book chapters. Attendees included two former ambassadors and a foreign minister, along with scholars from Sierra Leone, Ukraine, South Africa, Guatemala, and Sri Lanka; representatives from USAID, Soros Open Society Foundation, US Institute of Peace, Atlantic Council, Harvard Law Project on Disability, and Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School.
• Library of Congress, John W. Kluge Center. Work with individual faculty scholars in residence at the Kluge Center, including some of its leaders.
• Pontifical Biblical Institute, Israel: Guided a Jesuit scholar in Jerusalem to write a book proposal for American editors.
• Brandeis University, Tauber Institute for the Study of European Jewry:  Advised the daughter of Holocaust survivors on how to restructure her memoir for publication in the HBI Series on Jewish Women with Brandeis University Press.
  
• U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: At the invitation of the Book Publications Officer, led a workshop with the Director of Indiana University Press for postdoctoral fellows, Washington, DC.
  
• American Political Science Association: Chaired a panel of university press publishers for faculty attendees on public intellectual identity, APSA Annual Meeting 2019, Washington, DC.
  
• Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Led a handpicked team of Georgetown faculty members during a capacity-building seminar in Amman, Jordan for Arabic-speaking journalists from Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, and the MENA region.
  
• Woodrow Wilson Center. Work regularly with individuals and groups of scholars in residence, and with the editor-in-chief of The Wilson Quarterly.
• RAND Corporation.  Advise researchers on public intellectual identity and RAND books for a wider audience. Work with a group of women whose careers focus on global security.
  
• U.S. Institute of Peace.  One-on-one advising for individual scholars; close work with a former Vice President.
  
• Vatican, Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development. Advise on publication of a book from the International Symposium on Nuclear Disarmament: http://bit.ly/Vatican_Disarmament

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