teaching

[NB. Courses taught in person unless otherwise indicated; all online courses taught synchronously.]

Future

  • Fall 2023: TBA

Past

  • Winter 2022: ENGL1001: Introduction to the study of literature
  • ENGL3611: Book Production
  • Fall 2021: ENGL 2101: Literature in English I (online)
  • ENGL 3204: 18th-century prose and poetry
  • ENGL3621: Writing by Women I
  • Winter 2021: ENGL2003: Introduction to Prose (online)
  • ENGL3722: Topics in Speculative Fiction: CliFi (online)
  • Fall 2020: ENGL2101: Literature in English I (online)
  • ENGL3203: Restoration and 18th-century drama (online)
  • ENGL3713: Special Topics: Harry Potter (online; co-taught with Dr. David Creelman)
  • Winter 2020: ENGL1001: Introduction to the study of literature (blog)
  • ENGL3713: Special Topics: Book Production (blog
  • Fall 2019: ENGL2003: Introduction to Prose (blog)
  • ENGL3204: 18th-century prose and poetry (blog)
  • ENGL3721: Literature of the Fantastic (blog
  • Winter 2019: ENGL3205: Prose Narrative Before 1800 (info.; blog)
  • ENGL3722: Topics in speculative fiction: ZOMBIES! (info.; blog
  • Fall 2018: ENGL2101: Literature in English I (blog)
  • ENGL3621: Writing by Women I (blog)
  • ENGL3717: Special topics: materiality of the book (info; blog
  • Winter 2018: ENGL2002: Introduction to Drama (blog)
  • ENGL2102: Literature in English II (blog)
  • ENGL3204: 18th-century prose and poetry (blog
  • Fall 2017: ENGL1001: Introduction to the study of literature (blog)
  • ENGL3721: Literature of the Fantastic (blog
  • Winter 2017: ENGL1001: Introduction to the study of literature (blog)
  • ENGL3717: Special topics I: introduction to print culture (blog
  • Fall 2016: ENGL2101: Literature in English I (blog)
  • ENGL3203: Restoration and 18th-century drama (blog)
  • ENGL3722: Topics in speculative fiction: the short story (blog)

Image: Frontispiece, The Female Spectator, London, 1746 (Wikimedia Commons)