Courses

University of North Carolina WilmingtonAssistant Professor
Department of English
Graduate Courses
  • ENG 508: Studies in Nonfiction • Journalism and American Democracy
  • ENG 508: Studies in Nonfiction • Literary Journalism in America
  • ENG 510: Theory & Practice of Cultural Studies • The Aesthetics of Cool
  • ENG 510: Theory & Practice of Cultural Studies • History of Journalism in Film & Television
  • ENG 591: Directed Independent Study • Studies in Nonfiction Grief Literature
  • ENG 591: Directed Independent Study • Modernist Literature and Culture
  • ENG 591: Directed Independent Study • Decline of Local Wilmington News: An Oral History
Undergraduate Courses
  • ENG 101: College Reading and Writing I
  • ENG 201: College Reading and Writing II
  • ENG 202: Introduction to Journalism
  • ENG 205: Introduction to Literary & Cultural Analysis
  • ENG 302: Journalism Workshop • Writing Literary Journalism
  • ENG 305: Professional Review Writing • Theory & Practice of Criticism
  • ENG 306: Essay Writing
  • ENG 362: Studies in the Novel • Infinite Jest
  • ENG 363: Studies in Nonfiction • 1898: Writing and Recovering
  • ENG 363: Studies in Nonfiction • Literary Journalism in America
  • ENG 491: Directed Independent Study • Recovering the History of Black Wilmington Pre-1898
 
University of Maine • Assistant Professor & CLAS-Honors Preceptor
Department of Communication and Journalism & Honors College
Graduate Courses
  • CMJ 598: Journalism and American Democracy
Undergraduate Courses
  • CMJ 111: Introduction to Journalism
  • CMJ 237: Journalism Across Platforms
  • CMJ 351: Multimedia Production
  • CMJ 391/ENG 309: Literary Journalism in America
  • HON 111: Civilization I
  • HON 112: Civilization II
  • HON 211: Civilization III
  • HON 212: Civilization IV
  • HON 318: Consider David Foster Wallace
 
University of Notre Dame • Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of American Studies & John W. Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy
Undergraduate Courses
  • AMST 30178: Literary Journalism in America
  • AMST 30188: Journalism and American Democracy
  • JED 30103: Writing Literary Journalism
  • AMST 30179: The Future of News
  • AMST 30189: The Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture
 
Case Western Reserve University • SAGES Teaching Fellow
Seminar Approach to General Education and Scholarship
Undergraduate Courses
  • USSY 287: Literary Journalism in America
Saint Louis UniversityGraduate Instructor
Department of American Studies
Undergraduate Courses
  • AMST 201: Introduction to American Studies
  • AMST 393/POL 393: Journalism and American Democracy
Fontbonne University • Adjunct Professor
Department of English & Department of American Studies
Undergraduate Courses
  • ENG 095: College Writing Skills
  • ACS 100: Introduction to American Cultural Studies
  • ENG 101: Writing About Experience & Identity
  • ENG 102: Writing About Consumer Culture
  • ENG 102: Writing About Media & Culture
  • ENG 102: Writing About Health & Medicine
  • ENG 260: American Literary Tradition: To Whitman
 
University of Saint Thomas Adjunct Professor
Department of English
Undergraduate Courses
  • ENG 111: Critical Reading & Writing: Fiction & Nonfiction
  • ENG 112: Critical Reading & Writing: Poetry & Drama
 
University of North Dakota • Undergraduate Co-Instructor
Honors College
Undergraduate Courses
  • HON 101: Introduction to Humanities
  • HON 301: Films of Stanley Kubrick

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  1. I hope you write a book one day, I imagine that I would finish it quickly regardless of it’s subject matter. You have a way with words, my friend. I hope you are proud of yourself and your writing.

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