Faculty Opportunities
Engaging and supporting Santa Clara University faculty is central to our strategy of deepening students’ understanding of social entrepreneurship.
Faculty Fellows
Long Le
Professor Le, who teaches management and entrepreneurship in the Leavey School of Business, was awarded a fellowship to conduct research on defining, measuring, and teaching a social entrepreneurial mindset.
Laura Robinson
Professor Robinson’s fellowship project provides the first comprehensive quantitative and qualitative research of the Miller Center Fellowship’s long-term impact on the trajectories of its student-researcher alumni and their post-graduate success.
Chan Thai
Professor Thai is conducting research to assess the social impact of select Miller Center social enterprise partners on their communities and document evidence-based best practices and lessons learned.
Miller Center Scholars
An interdisciplinary group of faculty, Miller Center Scholars are actively engaged in teaching, research, and service in social entrepreneurship.
Maya Ackerman Computer Science and Engineering
Bonita Banducci Engineering
Marco Bravo Education
Phyllis Brock Management and Entrepreneurship
Charles Byers Marketing
Laura Callahan Modern Languages and Literatures
Cara Chiaraluce Sociology
Madeline Cronin Philosophy
Di Di Sociology
Reginald Duhe Marketing
Laura Ellingson Communication
Jesica Fernandez Ethnic Studies
Roberto Gil LEAD Scholars
Dennis Gordon Political Science
Leslie Gray Environmental Studies and Sciences
Andrew Ishak Communication
Jennifer Merritt Faria Management, Miller Center Academic Strategy Consultant, Miller Center Lewis Family Fellowship Chair Emerita
Laura Jacobus Management and Entrepreneurship
Hoje Jo Finance
Keyvan Kashkooli Management and Entrepreneurship
Michael Kevane Economics
Molly M. King Sociology
Christopher Kitts Mechanical Engineering
Shoba Krishnan Engineering
Long Le Management and Entrepreneurship
Qiuwen Li Art and Art History
Wilson Lin MSIS
Leocadie Lushombo Jesuit School of Theology
Ed Maurer Civil, Environmental, and Sustainable Engineering
Katia Moles Engineering Ethics, Sociology, and Religious Studies
Juan Montermoso Marketing
Pedro Nava Education
Michele Parker Public Health
Maricela Portillo Modern Languages and Literature
Sujata Ramnarayan Marketing
La’Tonya Rease Miles Education
Emily Ray Reese Communication
Haoning Richter Marketing
Laura Robinson Sociology, Miller Center Lewis Family Fellowship Chair
Ariel Schindewolf Modern Languages and Literatures
Iris Stewart-Frey Environmental Studies and Sciences, Environmental Justice and the Common Good Initiative
Chan Thai Communication
“My experience working closely with social entrepreneurs and watching them change the lives of the communities they work in has been both incredibly humbling and motivating.”
