University of North Carolina (2015-present)
Slavery and the Holocaust in American Fiction and Film
100-level English and Comparative Literature elective satisfying cultural diversity core requirement
Lynching in American Literature and Culture
100-level English and Comparative Literature elective satisfying cultural diversity core requirement
The God(s) of Slavery: Religious Experience in Early African-American Literature
300-level course satisfying African American Literature to 1930 major elective
Holocaust Literatures in Translation
400-level English and Comparative Literature elective on topics in memory and literature
America’s Strange Fruit: Lynching in Literature and Culture
Graduate-level English and Comparative Literature elective in cultural studies
The Literature of Hate
Graduate-level English and Comparative Literature elective in cultural studies
University of Illinois (2009-13)
Introduction to Film: Understanding Movies
100-level English elective and Moving Image Arts core course designed to provide a broad overview of film theory and strategies
Nazisploitation!: Holocaust Perpetrators in American Film
100-level English and film elective on contemporary topics in film and culture
The Internet as Public Sphere: Writing the Worldwide Web
100-level blended composition course with instruction split equally between in-person and online environments
Communities, Technology, and the Stakes of Digital Social Media
100-level multimedia composition course required for students doing community internships as a part of the Chicago Civic Leadership Certificate Program
Understanding Rhetoric: Rhetoric In-the-World and Online
100-level multimedia composition course required for students doing community internships as a part of the Chicago Civic Leadership Certificate Program
Writing Slums: Squatters in First and Third World Megacities
100-level composition course introducing academic genres through the rhetoric of contemporary political controversies
Writing Genocide: Answering America’s “Never Again”
100-level composition course introducing academic genres through the rhetoric of contemporary political controversies
Rhetoric and Public Life: Writing for Social Change
300-level capstone composition course for students doing community internships as a part of the Chicago Civic Leadership Certificate Program