Teaching

Graduate

“Machines, Media, and Marginalization in Nineteenth-Century America” - North Carolina State University, Department of English (Spring 2025)

Undergraduate

“The American Novel in the Nineteenth Century” - North Carolina State University, Department of English (Spring 2025)

 “Studies in Nineteenth-Century American Literature: Archives” - North Carolina State University, Department of English (Fall 2024)

“American Literature I” - North Carolina State University, Department of English (Fall 2024)

“Nineteenth-Century American Literature” - Utah State University, Department of English (Spring 2024)

“Introduction to Literary Analysis” - Utah State University, Department of English (Spring 2024)

“Poetry and Poetics” - Stanford University, Department of English (Winter 2017; Spring 2019)

“A.I.: Artificial Intelligence in Fiction” - Stanford University, Department of English (Summer 2018; Fall 2018)

“Queer Poetry in America” - Stanford University, Department of English (Summer 2017)

“The Sound Era: Sound Technology and Textual Transformations” - Stanford University, Department of English (Spring 2016)

“Make Some Noise: Understanding Literature and Art through Sound” - CUNY, City College of New York, Department of English (Autumn 2014)

“What Lies Beneath: The Rhetoric of the Underworld” - Stanford University, Program in Writing and Rhetoric (Winter 2013; Spring 2013)

 Thinking Matters Fellow

“Stories Everywhere” - Stanford University, Thinking Matters Program (Fall 2020)

“Design that Understands Us” - Stanford University, Thinking Matters Program (Winter 2020)

“What Makes Music Classical?” - Stanford University, Thinking Matters Program (Fall 2019)

Guest Lectures

“Diversifying Romanticism,” “Poetry and Media,” “Poetry and Same-Sex Male Desire” - (“Romantic and Victorian Poetry,” EN2B4-30 w/Emma Francis) University of Warwick (2022-2023) 

“Introduction to Poetry” - (“Modes of Reading,” EN122 w/Myka Tucker-Abramson) University of Warwick (1st Term 2023) 

“Queer Poetics” - (“Ends & Beginnings: Late 19C - Early 20C Literature and Culture,” EN278 w/Ross Forman) University of Warwick (2nd Term 2022) 

“Edgar Allan Poe, Ambrose Bierce, & Defecating Ducks: Adventures in A.I.” - (“Fight the Future,” EN9SF w/ Shannon Pufahl and Jonah Willihnganz) Stanford University (2020-present)

Teaching Assistant

Writing-Intensive Seminar in English (WISE) Teachers’ Training - Stanford University, Department of English (Winter 2017; Spring 2017)

“Poetry and Poetics” - Stanford University, Department of English (Spring 2012)