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| Washington State University: |
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| English 522: “Animals and Literature in the Age of Evolution” (graduate seminar, spring 2009). |
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| English 522: "Medicine, Mind, and the Victorian Novel" (graduate seminar, fall 2007). |
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| English 512: “Introduction to Graduate Studies” (fall 2008) |
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| English 488: “Victorian Literature” (upper-division seminar, spring and fall 2008) |
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| English 372: "19th Century Literature of the British Empire and the Americas." (fall 2007) |
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| English 366: "The English Novel to 1900." (spring 2008) |
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| English 302: “Introduction to English Studies” (team-taught course; fall and spring 2008. spring 2009) Taught a three-week segment on Romantic poetry |
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| UCLA: |
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| English 4W (Critical Reading and Writing, UCLA Department of English): “Science and Society in British and American Literature.” An advanced English composition course examining poetry, drama, short stories, and novels relating to the theme of science and society. Essay assignments enabled students to fine-tune writing skills while exploring literary authors’ engagement with scientific trends and their social consequences. Syllabus - Word, PDF |
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| English 3 (English Composition, Rhetoric and Language, UCLA Writing Programs): “Animals in Literature.” An introductory English composition course structured around the theme of animals in world literature. Essay assignments allowed students to hone analytic and compositional skills while engaging with such questions as how definitions of the “animal” vs. the “human” change across time periods and cultures. Syllabus - Word, PDF |
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| Teaching Assistant for English 143 (Milton) and English 10A, 10B, and 10C (a year-long, three-part survey course covering British literature from the Medieval period to the present). |
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| UC Santa Cruz |
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| Teaching Assistant at Dickens Universe Conference, August 2004. |
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