Teaching

I have experience teaching U.S. cultural and religious history, as well as topics in the history of Western civilization.

Instructor of Record

Adjunct professor, “Digital History,” undergraduate course, Rochester Institute of Technology, Spring 2022.
Adjunct professor, “Contested Futures: Religion and Science in the United States,” undergraduate course, University of Rochester, Fall 2021.
Adjunct professor, “Cults, Chakras, & Crunchy Granola: New Age Religions in America,” undergraduate intensive course, University of Rochester, July 2019.

Instructor, four-part course, “Cults, Chakras, and Crunchy Granola: New Religious Movements in America, from the 1800s to Present,” The Highlands at Pittsford (Senior Living Community), Pittsford, N.Y., June 2–23, 2020. Conducted via Zoom because of COVID-19.
Instructor, two-part course, “Consumerism and Capitalism,” The Highlands at Pittsford (Senior Living Community), Pittsford, N.Y., May 6–17, 2019.

Teaching Assistant for “Hitler’s Germany,” 4.0-credit course, Prof. Tom Fleischman, University of Rochester, Spring 2019.
Teaching Assistant for “Wives, Witches, and Wenches: Women in American History,” 4.0-credit course, Prof. Brianna Theobald, University of Rochester, Fall 2018.
Teaching Assistant for “The West and the World,” 4.0-credit course, Prof. Celia Applegate, University of Rochester, Spring 2012.

Guest Lecturer, “Wives, Witches, and Wenches: Women in American History,” 4.0-credit course, Prof. Brianna Theobald, University of Rochester, February 24, 2020.
Guest Lecturer, “American Educational and Linguistic Practices,” 3.0-credit graduate course, Prof. Ali Safivand, Warner School of Education, University of Rochester, November 19, 2019.
Guest Lecturer, “Anthropology of Tourism,” 4.0-credit course, Visiting Prof. Magdalena Banaszkiewicz, University of Rochester, December 1, 2016.
Guest Lecturer, “The Atlantic World, 1500–1800,” 3.0-credit course, Prof. Cristina Soriano, Villanova University, March 16, 2016.