| I teach a broad range of composition courses as well as literature survey courses in my primary field of study. Throughout my seven years as the instructor of record in composition and rhetoric courses, I have enjoy the challenge of teaching non-English majors to write effectively and confidently in a variety of rhetorical situations. Furthermore, I design assignment sequences in which my British and American literature classes take part in scholarly debates surrounding central cultural issues, such as aesthetics, class, empire, gender, religion, politics, and science. |
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| Literature
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| University of Wisconsin-Waukesha |
| ENG 250: Introduction to Literature |
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| University of Florida |
| ENL
3251: Victorian Literature |
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| LIT
4930: Special Topics in Literature |
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| ENL
2022: Survey of British Literature, 1750 to Present |
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| Composition
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| University of Wisconsin-Waukesha |
| ENG
102: Composition II |
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| Georgia Institute of Technology |
ENGL
1102
Virtual Victorians: Remediations of Nineteenth-Century British Literary Culture |
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| ENGL
1101: Technologies of Identity |
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| University of Florida |
| ENG
1001: Modes of Inquiry |
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| ENC
1145: Special Topics Writing Course |
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| ENC
1102: Introduction
to Argumentation and Persuasion |
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| ENC
1102: Writing About Literature |
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| ENC
1101: Expository and Argumentative Writing |
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