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Meet the 2025 UW COIL Fellows

The Office of Global Affairs is excited to announce that 10 faculty members have been selected as 2025 UW Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) Fellows!

White globe on a purple background with two gold people in front of computersCOIL is a virtual exchange pedagogy that fosters global competence through development of a multicultural learning environment, linking university classes in different countries. Using both synchronous and asynchronous technologies, students from different countries complete shared assignments and projects, with instructors from each country co-teaching and managing coursework. COIL is an innovative way to traverse boundaries and make the “classroom learning” experience globally connected.

Since 2014, the UW COIL Fellows program has been supporting faculty in developing and implementing COIL modules in their courses with structured training, a community of practice and a stipend. Building on several years of collaboration between the UW Bothell and UW Tacoma campuses, the UW COIL Fellows is now a tri-campus program.

The program will span two years:

  • Winter 2025-Spring 2025 will focus on course development
  • Summer 2025-Summer 2026 and beyond will focus on implementation

The 2025 UW COIL Fellows are:

Anindita Bhattacharya

School of Social Work & Criminal Justice

TSOCW 541: Adult and Adolescent Interpersonal Violence or a new course on Global Mental Health Needs

UW Tacoma

Codrin Nedita

School of Business

BBUS 221 / BIS 201: Introduction to Macroeconomics

UW Bothell

Enrique Reynoso

School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 

BIS 326: Race, Space, and Segregation or BISAES 367: Exploring American Culture

UW Bothell

Gene Wang

School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 

Art History

UW Tacoma

Jaki Yi

School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 

BIS: 449 Advanced Topics or BISPSY: 489 Projects in Psych

UW Bothell

Jason Lambacher

School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 

BIS 284: International Relations

UW Bothell

Hsinmei (May) Lin

School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 

BWRIT 135: Research Writing

UW Bothell

Meichun Liu

School of Art + Art History + Design

DES 582: Graduate Studio

UW Seattle

Michelle H. Martin

Information School

LIS 564: Multicultural Resources for Youth

UW Seattle

Yolanda Padilla

School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 

BIS 258: Introduction to Latinx Studies

UW Bothell