Professorial Experience
The first time I taught a college class by myself, I was a master’s student TA’ing for Intro to Research Methods. The professor was ill and, midway through the term, died. I assumed the administration knew.
Here are the courses I’ve since taught. In all the following cases, the administration knew I was the instructor of record.
MEREDITH COLLEGE
ENG 297 – Addiction in Literature
ENG 297 – Disability in Literature
ENG 200 – Critical Reading and Writing
ENG 188 – Brief Conversations with Giants
ENG 111 – Principles of Writing
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
CRW 3311 – Poetic Technique
ENC 3310 – Article and Essay Technique
ENC 2135 – Research, Genre, and Context
ENC 1101 – Freshman Composition and Rhetoric
LIT 3024 – Perspectives on the Short Story
Sometimes people invite me to teach in their classes and programs.
I’ve guest-lectured at NC State, FSU’s Medical Humanities Program, UT San Antonio, and elsewhere.
Scholarly journals? I also do those.
Here are some of the nerdiest things I’ve ever written.
They’re in peer-reviewed journals:
“Network Temporality in Percival Everett’s Poetry”
“Retracing the Hype about Hyper into Percival Everett”
“The Body Out of Place: Reading Percival Everett through Sara Ahmed”
There’s just—
There’s
just
so
much
random work
that goes into academia.
Here’s my CV for the other stuff.
