Prison Teaching Initiative Staff Jill Stockwell Associate Director, Prison Teaching Initiative Email [email protected] Jill Stockwell was previously a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton affiliated with the Prison Teaching Initiative and the University Center for Human Values. As a postdoc, Jill managed the NSF-funded “STEPs to STEM” launch pilot grant, which aims to broaden participation in STEM fields among currently and formerly incarcerated people… Jenny Greene Academic Director Jenny was a co-founder of the Prison Teaching Initiative at Princeton in 2005, and she has served as PTI’s Academic Director since the summer of 2017. She is a professor of astrophysics at Princeton. Find out more about her work. Marion Alberty Instructional Specialist, Prison Teaching Initiative Email [email protected] Marion Alberty joined PTI as an Instructional Specialist in 2023. Previously, Marion was a National Science Foundation Ocean Sciences postdoctoral fellow in Princeton's Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Program where she studied key processes for transporting heat in the Arctic Ocean. During her time as a postdoc, Marion led the development and… Chris Etienne STEM Program Coordinator, Prison Teaching Initiative Email [email protected] Christopher Etienne is a journalist and an Africana Studies scholar with a background in creative writing, journalism, and video production. He seeks to use his accolades to spotlight injustice and raise awareness about social issues. Armed with education and empathy, he uses his skillset to instruct and enlighten individuals hailing from justice-impacted communities. He demonstrates his commitment to this work in his professional life. During the spring of 2015, he joined the NJ-STEP program staff, where he tutored formerly incarcerated individuals looking to pursue post-secondary education. Since then, he has worked with various organizations such as Rutgers University, SOBA College Recovery, the Renaissance House, and Brooklyn CRAN, where he mentored individuals seeking post-secondary education, educated at-risk youth, and helped the mentally ill population reacclimate back into society. Mr. Etienne has over a decade of experience working with the justice-impacted community. As he looks toward the future, he hopes to use his resources to create more progressive education and prison reform pathways. rl Goldberg Instructional Specialist, Prison Teaching Initiative Email [email protected] rl Goldberg joined PTI as an instructor in 2015, served as a Bain-Swiggett English fellow, and taught courses in English and gender studies until they finished their Ph.D. in 2021. After two years in the Society of Fellows at Dartmouth, rl returned to PTI in 2023 as an instructional specialist in the humanities. rl earned a Ph.D. from Princeton… Tara N. Ronda Program Manager, Prison Teaching Initiative Email [email protected] Tara joined the Prison Teaching Initiative in 2016. She holds an M.A. in Educational Counseling from Rowan University and joint B.A. degrees in Philosophy & Religion and Literature from Stockton University. In her pre-Princeton life, she was a domestic violence/sexual assault counselor, AmeriCorps program coordinator, volunteer coordinator, philosophy professor, freelance editor, service-learning coordinator, Avon saleswoman, bartender, dry-cleaning operator, and babysitter. But this is definitely her favorite job. Graduate Fellows Sabrina Solley 2023/24 Sciences Fellow Email [email protected] Will Mullaney 2023/24 Bain-Swiggett Composition Fellow Email [email protected] Tejas Dethe 2023/24 Pedagogy Fellow Email [email protected] Andrew Kensett 2024 Humanities Fellow Email [email protected] Jacob Neis 2024 Bain-Swiggett Composition Fellow Email [email protected]