Courses
Courses taught & offered.
From first-year writing to upper-level seminars, my courses teach students to read closely, argue carefully, and recognize when the world has changed around the question — across composition, literature, gender studies, and interdisciplinary inquiry, in person, online, and hybrid.
First-Year Writing & Composition
Academic writing, rhetoric, and inquiry for new college writers. Process-centered, portfolio-based, and designed to build transferable thinking and research skills.
Introduction to Literature & Literary Seminars
Close reading, critical interpretation, and the cultural work of texts — from survey courses to focused seminars in genre, period, or theme.
Women's & Gender Studies
Gender as a lens on literature, culture, and power — bridging humanities methods with social and historical analysis.
Interdisciplinary Humanities Seminars
Topics courses that cross disciplinary lines — the embodied humanities, technology and the human, arts and inquiry — built for curiosity and synthesis.
Civility, Dialogue & Public Discourse
How to disagree well. Students practice rigorous, good-faith argument and the skills of democratic conversation across difference.
Writing & Thinking in the Age of AI
A composition and critical-thinking course that treats artificial intelligence as both a tool and a subject — building literacy, judgment, and authorship.
Formats
Ready for any modality.
I have designed and taught across in-person, online, and hybrid environments, with particular attention to keeping online courses genuinely interactive and humane. My online pedagogy statement is available on the Teaching page.