Columbia University
“Microliteratures,” graduate seminar (Spring 2022)
“Theorizing Emotion,” undergrad seminar (Spring 2021)
“Literature as Altered State,” graduate seminar (Fall 2020)
“The Medieval Subaltern,” graduate seminar (Spring 2019)
“Medea On Trial,” IRWGS undergrad seminar with Lisa Dwan and Margaret Atwood (Spring 2019)
“Poems of the Instant,” undergrad seminar with Lisa Dwan and Paul Muldoon (Fall 2018)
“ICLS Intro to Theory,” with Stathis Gourgouris (Fall 2018)
“The Intelligence of Affect,” graduate seminar (Spring 2014, 2017)
“Secrecy,” co-taught with Mark Strand, undergraduate seminar (Fall 2012)
“An Introduction to the Language and Literature of Anglo-Saxon England,” undergraduate/graduate seminar (Fall 2006, 2011, 2012, 2017, 2020)
“French Critical Theory,” undergraduate lecture (Spring, 2012)
“Implications of Literacy in Old English Texts,” graduate seminar (Spring 2012)
“Strange Interiors,” co-taught with Mark Strand, undergraduate seminar (Fall, 2011)
“Introduction to Old English, Celtic, and Old Norse Literature in Translation, undergraduate seminar (Spring 2011, Fall 2021)
“Introduction to Literary Theory,” graduate seminar (Fall, 2010; Fall 2016; Fall 2013-undergradaute)
“Mysticism,” Lecture (Fall 2010, Fall 2021)
Independent Studies (3, graduate level) on Kant, Hegel, Shelling, and aesthetic and literary theory. 1, graduate level on Anglo-Saxon literature: the Junius manuscript (Fall 2016)
“Embodiment: Ancient, Medieval, Postmodern,” graduate (Spring 2010, 2013), undergraduate (Spring 2011).
“Mystics, Martyrs, and Memory,” graduate seminar, (Spring 2008).
“The Writing of History in Medieval Literature,” undergraduate seminar (Fall 2004, Spring 2008).
“Beowulf,” undergraduate/graduate seminar (Fall 2007, Spring 2010, Spring 2013, Spring 2021).
“Literature Humanities Core Curriculum,” first year undergraduate seminar, 2004-2007.
“Theorizing Gender Before 1500,” graduate seminar, Columbia University (Spring 2007) co-taught with Prof. Stacy Klein (Rutgers).
“The Witness in the Text: Subjectivity in Anglo-Saxon England,” graduate seminar (Spring 2006).
“Host Bodies,” Graduate Seminar (Spring 2005).
Other universities
“Anglo-Saxon Literature, Language, and Culture,” Northwestern University (Spring 2004).
“Order and Ambiguity: Questioning Gender in Medieval Literature,” Northwestern University (2002).
