Cornell I: Pleasure and Danger: Bodies in History, Science, Literature, and Philosophy
Faculty: Masha Raskolnikov, Cornell University, and Kim Evans, State University of New York at Cortland

Cornell II: Facing Fictions
Faculty: Blakey Vermeule, Stanford University, and William Flesch, Brandeis University

Maryland: Protest Poetics: Art and Performance in Freedom Movements
Faculty: Jakeya Caruthers, Stanford University, and Isaiah Wooden, American University

Michigan: Just Comics
Faculty: Ali Shapiro and Gina Brandolino, University of Michigan

2017

Cornell I: Gods and Heroes of the Celts and Vikings
Faculty: Thomas Hill, Cornell University, and Charles Wright, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Cornell II: Say It, Say It Anyway You Can
Faculty:Aurora Masum-Javed, Cornell University, and Henry Mills, Writing Corps, Fresh Education, and Teachers and Writers Collaborative

Michigan I: Thinking About Cities: In Particular, Detroit
Faculty:Deborah Dash Moore, University of Michigan, and Jason Schulman, New York University

Michigan II: Technology and Social Change
Faculty:Chiara Ricciardone, University of California, Berkeley, and Micah White, Independent Scholar

2016

Cornell I: Public Poetry in a Digital World
Faculty: Emily Oliver and Liza Flum, Cornell University

Cornell II: Literatures of the Security State: Privacy, Surveillance, and Modern Culture
Faculty: Christopher Holmes, Ithaca College, and Corey McEleney, Fordham University

Michigan I: Archetype and Contemporary Art
Faculty: Justin Kim, Deep Springs College, and Charles Grimes, University of North Carolina, Wilmington

Michigan II: BLACK LIVES MATTER: Race, Gender, and Resistance in Pan African Cinema from Algiers to Ferguson
Faculty: Natasha Vaubel, Independent Scholar, and Audrey McCluskey, Indiana University

2015

Cornell I: Thinking About Cities: In Particular, Jerusalem
Faculty: Neil Hertz, Johns Hopkins University and Omar Yousef, Al-Quds University

Cornell II: Mapping Fictions of American Identity: 1840 – 1940
Faculty: Shirley Samuels, Cornell University and Candace Waid, University of California, Santa Barbara

Michigan I: Science Fiction, Technology, and the Human Horizon
Faculty: Sean Connolly, Bluefield State College and Seth Jacobowitz, Yale University

Michigan II: Paris and Edinburgh in the Enlightenment: Moral Challenge and the Ethics of Living, Learning, and Being
Faculty: James Livesey, University of Dundee and Joanna Stephens, University of St. Andrews

2014
Cornell I: Music, Dance & Light
Faculty: Jumay Chu and Edward Intemann, Cornell University

Cornell II: Race and the Limits of Law in America
Faculty: Dana Lloyd and Vincent Lloyd, Syracuse University

Michigan I: Modernism through Modern Art and Theatre
Faculty: Justin Kim, Smith College and Deep Springs College; and Charles Grimes, University of North Carolina, Wilmington

Michigan II: Identity and Belonging from Primates to Posthumans
Faculty: Marina Fedosik-Long, New York University; and Lejla Kucukalic, UCLA