Upcoming Courses at the University of Toronto:
No courses winter 2021.
Introduction to Disability Studies. HLTB60. *NEW* B-level undergraduate course at UTSC. Counts toward the Health Studies majors and the Health Humanities minor; ask about credit for another major. TBA 2021-2022.
Past Teaching:
Disability Anthropology. ANT 6062. Graduate Course. Department of Anthropology. University of Toronto. Fall 2020.
Special Topics in Health Humanities: Disability Arts & Culture. HLTD53. Undergraduate course. University of Toronto Scarborough. Fall 2020.
Special Topics in Health Humanities: Beyond the Patient Perspective: Documentary and Memoir Workshop. HLTD53. Undergraduate Course. Winter 2020. University of Toronto.
Special Topics in Health Humanities: Global Disability Studies. HLTC52. Winter 2020. University of Toronto.
Anthropology of Sexuality and Gender. ANT6061. Graduate Course. Fall 2019. University of Toronto.
Introduction to Health Humanities. HLTB50. Undergraduate Course. Fall 2019. University of Toronto Scarborough.
Disability Anthropology. Graduate Course. Fall 2018. University of Toronto.
Critical Human Rights and Global Postsocialism. RSEE 365 01 / ANTH460 & ANTH 549 / E&RS 531. Spring 2018. Yale University.
Critical Human Rights and Global Postsocialism. RSEE 365 01 / ANTH460 & ANTH 549 / E&RS 531. Spring 2018. Yale University.
Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Russia: Ethnography and Social Theory. Anthropology 325/Women’s Gender & Sexuality Studies 327/Euro&Russian Studies 532. Fall 2017. Yale University.
Queer & Crip Theory (CGS 102). Program in Critical Gender Studies. Summer Session 2017. University of California, San Diego.
Performance and Cultural Studies (COMM 111P). Department of Communication. Spring Quarter 2017. University of California, San Diego.
Ethnography in Practice (ANSC 173). Department of Anthropology. Spring Quarter 2017. University of California, San Diego.
The Problem of Voice (COMM 127). Department of Communication. Winter Quarter 2017. University of California, San Diego.
“UNITAS” – a year-long course on diversity & democracy, and ethnography as a social justice practice (ANTH 92 and ANTH 93). Department of Anthropology. Fall 2013-Spring 2014; Fall 2014-Spring 2015. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.