UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Teaching and Learning with Technology (TLT), part of Penn State University Libraries, has announced the members of the Teaching and Learning Technologies Faculty Advisory Committee for the 2026-27 academic year.

The faculty advisory committee brings together faculty from across Penn State to guide the integration of technology within the University’s teaching and learning. The committee also serves as a collaborative forum for recommending topical focus areas for existing faculty development opportunities and advocates for teaching, learning and technology excellence within their academic communities.

“Teaching and learning with technology is constantly evolving, and faculty are an important part of shaping that future,” said Amy Kuntz, TLT acting supervisor of Faculty Engagement and Learning Design. “By bringing together faculty from different disciplines and campus locations, the committee helps us identify opportunities, understand challenges and develop technology and faculty engagement efforts that are relevant to the University community.”

Committee members are selected for their demonstrated interest in advancing teaching and learning as well as their prior engagement with TLT initiatives. Appointments are for staggered two-year terms to provide both continuity and fresh perspectives. Members serving for the 2026-2027 academic year are:

• Fernanda Bonafini, associate teaching professor of mathematics, Penn State University Park
• Betsy Campbell, associate teaching professor of human-centered computing and social informatics, Penn State University Park
• Jackie Campbell, associate research professor of STEM Education, Penn State Harrisburg and University Park
• Julie Charnosky, assistant teaching professor of health and human development, Penn State University Park
• Anna Divinsky, assistant professor of art, Penn State University Park
• Subhadra Ganguli, assistant professor of business, Penn State Lehigh Valley
• William Goffe, teaching professor of economics, Penn State University Park
• Rosemary Martinelli, assistant teaching professor of marketing and communications, Penn State Greater Allegheny
• Sonia Molloy, associate professor of human development and family studies, Penn State York
• Vincent Perez, lecturer of corporate finance and business, Penn State Brandywine
• Lolita Paff, associate professor of business and economics, Penn State Berks
• Rayne Sperling, professor of education, Penn State University Park
• Stephanie Swindle Thomas, assistant teaching professor of advertising/public relations, Penn State University Park

The committee will meet throughout the academic year to discuss faculty perspectives on teaching and learning technologies and to help inform University-wide technology efforts.

Those with questions or seeking more information about the faculty advisory committee may contact Amy Kuntz at aer13@psu.edu or Tim Linden at thl111@psu.edu.