As a professor of English and American Culture Studies, I have taught courses in nineteenth- and twentieth-century and contemporary American literature and popular culture, American Studies, and literary theory and cultural studies. I led campus experiments in digital humanities work relating to digital curation in the classroom, leading to a co-authored article in the journal Pedagogy. In June 2020, I was part of an interdisciplinary team awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities grant for a project entitled “Towards a Pedagogy from Crisis: Adaptive Teaching and Learning at Bowling Green State University During COVID-19.” From 2017-2018, I served as a member of the Education Advisory Committee of the Digital Public Library of America. 

Undergraduate Courses at Bowling Green State University (selected)

• Introduction to Literary Studies
• American Literature Survey Part II, 1865-1945
• African American Literature
• Introduction to Literary and Critical Theory
• Multiethnic American Literature
• The 1960s in Contemporary Culture
• Fictions of the Nation and Family
• Asian American Literature & Popular Culture
• Intersections of Race, Gender, and Culture

Graduate Courses at Bowling Green State University

• The Literature of Japanese American Incarceration
• The 1960s in Contemporary American Culture
• American Literary Realisms
• Life Writing and Racial Memoir
• Black Protest and Black Joy
• Racial Landscapes in Contemporary U.S. Literature
• American Ethnic Literature and Theories of Identity
• Theories and Methods of American Culture Studies
• Theory, Methodology, and Literary Criticism
• Introduction to Graduate English Studies
• Studies in Sexuality and Race