The following details courses I have taught. Unless stated otherwise, all courses were at the University of Houston. If you click a course name (or the triangle next to it), you will see each semester I have taught that class, so far. The link for each one takes you to a PDF file. Each PDF includes the syllabus, and then when the semester is over I typically update the file so that it includes sample assignments and handouts for that specific course and semester. If you have any questions or if you would like additional information, please contact me.
In addition to the files below, please see the Big Idea History Syllabus and the Big Idea Writing Syllabus.
**During the Fall 2018 semester, I am teaching Intro to GLBT/Queer Studies, Intro to Women’s Studies, Religions and the United States, and First Year Writing.
Introduction to Women’s Studies
- Fall 2018
- Summer 2018
Introduction to GLBT/Queer Studies
- Spring 2019
- Fall 2018
- Spring 2018
- Fall 2017
- Spring 2017
- Fall 2016
Sexuality and Queer Theory
- Spring 2019
Selected Topics in Religious Studies
- Religions and the United States: Culture, Education, and Politics, Fall 2018
- Theologies from the Margins: Gender, Race, and Sexuality: Summer 2018
- Atheists, Other “Heathens,” and 20th C. United States: Spring 2018
- Theology, 20th C. Social Movements, and the United States: Fall 2017
First Year Writing I (Expository Writing)
- Identity, Meaning, and Film: Fall 2018
- Identity, Meaning, and Film: Summer 2018
First Year Writing II (Argumentative Writing)
- Cross-Cultural Mores and Rituals: Spring 2018
- Cross-Cultural Mores and Rituals: Fall 2017
United States History to 1877
United States History from 1877
- Spring 2016 (Alvin Community College)
- Spring 2015
- Spring 2015 (Alvin Community College)
- Fall 2014
- Spring 2014
- Summer 2010 (Brazosport College)
Texas History (Alvin Community College)
African American History (Alvin Community College)
Mexican American History II (Alvin Community College)
First Year Seminar: Introduction to Logic, Critical Thinking, and Reasoning (University of Houston-Clear Lake)
Learning Frameworks: Theoretical and Applied Principles of Learning (Brazosport College)
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