Macaulay students will tell you there’s a huge difference between a class with a Teaching and Learning Collaboratory Fellow (TLC) and one without. The TLC has fellows who are doctoral candidates as well as a postdoctoral program. All of our members are experienced teachers who can help you get the most out of your Macaulay seminars, eportfolios, and experiences. TLCs work with you and your professors to create educational experiences that help you think deeply about new ideas and put you in control of technology and your digital identity.
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| Name | Allison Cabana |
| Title | Teaching & Learning Fellow at the TLC |
| Pronouns | she/her |
| The Best Way to Contact Me Is | acabana@gradcenter.cuny.edu |
| About Me | Allison Cabana (she/her) is a Doctoral Candidate in the Critical Social Psychology program at the Graduate Center, CUNY. She has been an adjunct at Bronx Community College teaching psychology and at LaGuardia Community College teaching in the health sciences field. Her research interests span an interdisciplinary breadth and include participatory methodology and pedagogy, critical race, feminist and queer theories. Allison's dissertation work specifically focuses on Latinx and Chicanx Feminist theories with regard to public health. When she's not doing academic work, she enjoys spending time with her dog and being outside on a beach, in a forest, or in a park somewhere. |
| Campuses | Brooklyn, CSI, John Jay, & Central |