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Main teaching fields:

American History & Studies, Film / Television / Digital Media, Anthropology, and Cultural Studies.

Courses regularly cross-listed in:

Sociology, Psychology, War & Society, Gender Studies, Philosophy, African-American Studies, Popular Culture, Linguistics, and Media History, with teaching through the taught Master’s level.

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Lawrence Technological University

(Southfield, Michigan, USA)

Humanities:

• Development of the American Experience
• Foundations of the American Experience
• The American Intellectual Tradition

Michigan State University

(East Lansing, Michigan, USA)

History:

• The Modern United States (1945-present

Oakland Community College

(Royal Oak, Michigan, USA)

History, Anthropology:

• American History to the Civil War
• Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• Myth/Magic/Folk Religion

Pace University

(New York, NY, USA)

• Introduction to American Studies
• Writing in the Disciplines (Science Writing)
• Introduction to Anthropology
• Urban Ethnography
• American Studies Senior Seminar: Topic Post-WWII Science and Technology in the United States (originated this course independently)

San Jose State University

(San Jose, California, USA)

Humanities:

• Introduction to American Studies 1 & 2 (Team Taught)
• Writing In the Humanities
• Senior Seminar in the Humanities
• Human Life

Sierra College

(Rocklin, California, USA)

History:

• History of the US to 1877
• Western Civilization to 1715
• World History to 1500
• World History since 1500

Swansea University

(Swansea, Wales, UK – Postgraduate Tutoring)

American Studies, War & Society, Screen Studies, Media Studies:

• Introduction to War and Society I & II
• Representations of War
• Introduction to Screen Studies
• Reading the Screen
• History of Mass Communications

University of Michigan-Dearborn

(Dearborn, Michigan, USA)

Anthropology, Women’s Studies, Sociology, Psychology, African-American and Africana Studies, Linguistics:

Four-Time nominee Distinguished Teaching Award 

• Culture and Sexuality (Available for graduate credit)
• Growth, Ecology and Evolution (Available for graduate credit)
• Human Evolution
• Human Genetics (Available for graduate credit)
• Human Paleontology
• International Popular Culture (Originated this course independently)
• Introduction to Anthropology (four fields)
• Language and Society (Available for graduate credit)
• Popular Culture Studies (Originated this course independently)
• Race and Evolution
• Sexual Praxis and Theory (Available for graduate credit, originated this course independently)

Wayne State University

(Detroit, Michigan, USA)

History, Anthropology:

• American Civilization since World War Two
• Introduction to Anthropology (four fields)
• Introduction to Physical Anthropology (Required Course for Ph.D. students, Medical Anthropology program)
• United States History to 1877
• United States History 1877 to Present

Woodland Community College

(Woodland, California, USA)

ANTHROPOLOGY, History:

• Anthropology 1; Physical Anthropology
• Anthropology 2; Cultural Anthropology
• U.S. History Since 1877

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