I bring seven years of teaching experience in a variety of academic settings to the classroom. My current academic affiliations are with the English Department at George Washington University, Centre College's Semester-In-Washington program with Butler University, and the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth's Institute for Advanced Critical and Cultural Studies. As a past faculty member of the West Virginia Governor's Honors Academy, I also have experience developing and teaching courses for high school students on a co-ed, residential living campus.

In Spring 2019 I am teaching the intermediate drama seminar “Race Play(s)” and serving as the graduate teaching instructor for David T. Mitchell’s upper-level “Disabled People and the Holocaust” seminar.

To sample past course design, you can access the first page of my syllabi for my undergraduate seminars "Crip Performances" and "Staging a Capitol Idea" by clicking through the links. Full syllabi are available upon request. 

To learn more about my teaching, please see my profile on Interfolio or visit my work on academia.edu.