Amy Howe

Amy Howe is an interdisciplinary educator and Assistant Professor in the Core Division at Champlain College, with over 20 years of experience designing and teaching courses in gender studies, critical theory, American studies, and religious studies. She has held academic positions at Harvard University, Brown University, Middlebury College, Smith College, and Champlain College.

• Education
  • Harvard University - PhD in Study of Religion (2019)
  • Bethany College - Bachelor of Arts
  • Harvard Divinity School - Master of Theology
  • Harvard University - Doctor of Philosophy

Her research and teaching focus on critical intersections of gender, race, and religion, with strong emphasis on experiential learning through community partnerships in rural humanities, digital humanities, and social justice initiatives. She serves as Academic Director of Women, Gender, and Representation for Smith’s summer Precollege Programs.

• Scientific & Academic Awards
  • Francine Page Teaching Excellence Award for innovative curricula and DEIJ leadership (2021)

A first-generation college advocate, Howe actively supports students navigating similar pathways while pursuing personal interests in dog care, plant cultivation, crafting, outdoor exploration, and circus arts.