Social Justice Residential College

In the Social Justice College, you'll find a community of activated, politically conscious, and engaged peers ready to create change.

"SoJo" is built on the principle that the concepts we explore in the classroom are a toolkit for living, organizing and acting outside the classroom. In class, you and your SoJo compatriots will grapple with the challenge of complex societal issues viewed through the intersections of age, ability, class, gender, race, religion and sexuality. During our common hours, you'll bring that knowledge to life in a fun and casual space — swapping stories, brainstorming action and building solidarity in real time. You'll also enjoy a day-long class trip (most recently, we traveled to Washington, DC, to visit the Museum of African American History and Culture, had dinner at activist hub and bookstore Busboys & Poets, and explored other cultural and political landmarks).

Social Justice Residential College Faculty and Student Mentors

Chase Gregory
English
cpg008@bucknell.edu
Meenakshi Ponnuswami
English
mponnus@bucknell.edu
Nathan Ryan
Mathematics
ncr006@bucknell.edu
David Rojas
Latin American Studies
dmr028@bucknell.edu
Ninah Jackson '25
Hometown: Waldorf, Md.
Education and Critical Black Studies
nj007@bucknell.edu
NIkash Kale '25
Hometown: Pleasanton, Calif.
Anthropology and Psychology
nak017@bucknell.edu

Katie Schadler '26
Hometown: Reading, Pa.
English - Literary Studies
kcs018@bucknell.edu

Da'Mirah Vinson '26
Hometown: Parkville, Md.
Sociology
dsv007@bucknell.edu

Contact Details

Residential Colleges

Location

101 Smith Hall