I am always trying to acquire more experience, insight and skills to apply to teaching. This is a constant challenge in an institutional setting which rewards research much more than teaching, but I have found opportunities both inside and outside the classroom to develop my pedagogical skills . The Sheridan Center at Brown University provided me with hands-on learning and a great deal of wisdom in this regard. You can read more about my teaching philosophy and teaching experience on the following pages:
Courses I teach or have taught at Lehigh include:
- ANTH 1 Introduction to Anthropology, undergraduate lecture course (Fall 2008, Summer 2009, Spring 2010)
- ANTH 104 Contemporary Issues in African Societies, undergraduate seminar (Spring 2009), cross-listed with Africana Studies
- ANTH 106 Cultural Study and Globalization, undergraduate seminar (Spring 2009, Spring 2010, Summer 2011), cross-listed with Global Studies
- ANTH 160 Health, Illness and Healing, undergraduate seminar (Fall 2009, Spring 2011)
- ANTH 183 Peoples & Cultures of Africa, undergraduate seminar (Fall 2010), cross-listed with Africana Studies
- ANTH 320 Global Capitalism, undergraduate seminar (Fall 2010), cross-listed with Global Studies
- ANTH 324 Globalization and Development in Africa, undergraduate seminar (Fall 2009), cross-listed with Africana Studies and Global Studies
- SSP 126 Political Economy of Globalization (Spring 2011), cross-listed with Global Studies
To see sample course syllabi, click on the links on the home page or on one of the links below:
