Teaching

McNeese State University, Burton College of Education

Visiting Lecturer of Library Science

LIBS 210: Technical Services in Libraries (2008 – 2015)

Terminology, philosophy, and practice in the application of cataloging, classification, filing, and control of library resources utilizing current national standard cataloging rules, Library of Congress Subject Headings, Dewey Decimal classification, Library of Congress Classification, MARC (Machine-Readable Cataloging), and RDA formats. This course was taught through Moodle & Blackboard online courseware.

LIBS 201: Reference Services (2012 – 2015)

Books and materials most commonly used in reference work in libraries; characteristics of general reference works and specific reference works. This course was taught through Moodle & Blackboard online courseware.

Denison University

Subject-Specific Research Sessions 

East Asian Studies 142: Modern East Asian Civilization

East Asian Studies 264: World Religions: Buddhism

East Asian Studies 348: Cold War in East Asia

English 215: Shakespeare

English 245: Twentieth-Century Drama

English 255: Ethnic American Literature: Living Stories

English 310: Studies in Literature

English 314: Studies in the Short Story

English 326: Native American Literature

English 340: Contemporary Drama

English 356: Narrative of Slavery: Slavery and the Literary Imagination

English 365: Shakespeare and His Contemporaries

First Year Studies 101: Writing and Human Rights

First Year Studies 101: Languages of War

First Year Studies 101: Apocalyptic Narratives

First Year Studies 101: Writing and Human Rights

First Year Studies 101: Philosophy and Popular Culture

First Year Studies 101: Moving Worlds and Making Words

First Year Studies 101: Toni Morrison’s Novels: Culture, Literature, and Identity

First Year Studies 101: Constructing Our Histories: The Politics of Memory and Commemoration

First Year Studies 101: One’s Self and the World

First Year Studies 101: Monsters and Monstrosity

First Year Studies 101: 19th Century Europe: History Through Literature

First Year Studies 101: Religious Themes in American Religion

First Year Studies 101: Voices of the Earth

First Year Studies 101: Reading and Writing Africa: Colonial and Postcolonial Perspectives

First Year Studies 101: Ethics, Education, and the Ancients

First Year Studies 101: Comic Novels are no Joke

First Year Studies 101: Curses, Blood, and Betrayal: Readings and Imagining the Agamemnon/Clytemnestra Plays

First Year Studies 101: Food and Culture: Traditions of Nourishment

First Year Studies 101: Power, Privilege, and Responsibility

First Year Studies 101: Writing and Human Rights

First Year Studies 101: Ghost Stories

First Year Studies 102: Greek Gods and Cults: Religion and Experience in the Hellenic World

First Year Studies 102: Imagining the South in Fiction and Film

First Year Studies 102: Religions in America

First Year Studies 102: 19th Century Europe

First Year Studies 102: Fairy Tales and the Cultural Imagination

First Year Studies 102: Kings: European Societies and Their Leaders

First Year Studies 102: Power, Privilege, Responsibility

First Year Studies 102: History of the Liberal Arts

First Year Studies 102: Latin American History at the Movies

First Year Studies 102: Getting Lost Contemporary Travel Narratives and the Search for Self

First Year Studies 102: Mythology and History of the American West

First Year Studies 102: Religions in America

First Year Studies 102: Titanic

First Year Studies 102: Latin American History at the Movies

French 215: Intermediate French Reading

French 305: Advanced French Reading and Grammar

French 330: Postcolonial Francophone Literature

French 418: Gastronomy and Religion

German 302: Writing Against the War

History 152: Modern Middle East

History 181: Colonial Latin America

History 290: Africa’s Discovery of Europe

History 290: Colonial New England

History 290: Debating Colonial Africa

History 290: Debating the Middle Ages

History 290: The Mexican Revolution

History 290: Puritan New England

History 290: Riots and Revolutions in Early Modern Europe

History 290: The German Question

History 290: The Origins of World War I & World War II

History 290: The U.S. Homefront During World War II

History 290: The Middle East on the Eve of Modernity

History 290: Vietnam

History 290: Southern History

History 290: Myths and Legends

History 300: The Crusades

History 310: Britain and India: 1600 – Present

History 310: Global Wars and Revolution

History 315: The Rise and Fall of Nazi Germany

History 316: Ethnicity & Nationalism: Central and Eastern Europe

History 320: American Intellectual and Cultural History to 1865

History 323: The Age of Jefferson

History 323: The Age of Jackson

History 336: The Civil Rights Movement

History 381: The American South in the 19th Century

History 390: Plagues and People

History 430: European Expansion: Europeans in the World {1400-1800}

History 430: Pirates, Slaves, and Revolutionaries: Research in the Atlantic World

History 430: Gender, Society, and War in Modern Europe

History 430: European Expansion: Europeans in the World, 1400-1800

History 430: Manifest Destiny

History 430: Religion and Society in Pre-Modern Europe

International Studies 200: Buddhism and Social Change

International Studies 200: Human Rights, Indigenous Rights, & Environmental Rights

International Studies 100: Making of the Modern World

Latin America & Caribbean Studies 200: Colonial Latin America

Philosophy 290: Doing Philosophy

Philosophy 296: Nature, Art, Environment: The Aesthetics of the World Around Us

Religion 180: Bible, Gender, and Sexuality

Religion 201: Religious Pluralism and American Identity

Religion 211: Introduction to the Bible

Religion 215: Hinduism: God, Gods, Goddesses

Religion 233: Buddhism

Religion 240: Religions of China

Religion 240: Muslims in the United States

Religion 340: Buddhism and Social Change

Religion 340: Mormons in the United States

Spanish 220: Introduction to Hispanic Literature

Spanish 230: Introduction to Hispanic Culture

Spanish 335: Culturas de America Latina

Spanish 425: Latin American Literature

Women’s Studies 275: Philosophy of Feminism

Writing 101: Hunger Management

Writing 101: Languages of War

Writing 101: Literature and the Environment

Writing 101: Reading and Writing Africa: Colonial and Postcolonial Literature