COURSES

GRADUATE COURSES

I have taught several rotating graduate seminars: 

• Queer Geographies & Ecologies examines constructs of nature, environment, and energy in queer studies 

• Queer and Trans Public Culture examines queer and trans critique as a mode of contesting, negotiating, and remaking cultural imaginations and practices of intimacy, public life, and lived social worlds.  

• Place, Power, and Public Culture examines spatial theories from the standpoint of feminist, queer, disability, Indigenous & abolitionist spatial approaches to long standing questions of public culture. 

• Rhetoric of the Body examines a genealogy of the figure of the body and embodiment in social theory & political thought 

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

At the undergraduate level, I have taught four courses: 

• Gender, Sexuality, and Space is an intermediate course that examines the intersecting frameworks of feminist geography and environmental justice 

• Trans & Queer Ecologies: Cultural Politics of Environment is an intermediate course that examines how queer, trans, and disability studies connect to conversations about climate futures

• Movements, Protests, & Resistance is an intermediate course that examines the rhetoric of varying social movements across time 

• Burnout, Productivity, Care is a capstone that critically examines the culture of "burnout" as embedded in productivity regimes, and as an object of critical public discourse.