Courses Taught
Instructor, Florida International University*
AML 4300 Major American Authors
ENG 2012 Approaches to Literature
ENG 4023 Semiotics and Narratology: How Fiction Crosses into Reality
ENG 4043 Contemporary Literary Theory: Theory in Multimedial Popular Culture
ENG 4132 Studies in the Film: Literary Tropes in Moving Images
ENG 4132 Studies in the Film: Narrative Theory and Audiovisual Advertising
ENG 4906 Independent Study
LIT 1000 Introduction to Literature
LIT 3170 Jewish Literature: Judaic Mythology in Science Fiction and Fantasy
LIT 3702 Major Literary Modes: Science Fiction
LIT 3702 Major Literary Modes: Studies in Metaphor
LIT 3930 Special Topics: Latinx Speculative Fiction
LIT 4001 Major Literary Genres: Around the World in Short Stories
LIT 4001 Major Literary Genres: Short Stories of Horror and the Weird
LIT 4403 Literature among the Arts and Sciences: Intersections of Narrative Theory and Science
LIT 4930 Special Topics: Shakespeare and Cervantes by way of Borges
*Courses taught face-to-face, in hybrid mode, and/or online
Visiting Lecturer, Westfield State University
ENGL 101 Composition
ENGL 102 Composition II - Writing about What Matters
ENGL 222 World Literature II
Visiting Lecturer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
COMP-LIT 133 Introduction to Science Fiction [online] Continuing and Professional Education
COMP-LIT 133 Introduction to Science Fiction Residential Academic Program
COMP-LIT 233 Fantasy and World Literature
Instructor, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Hebrew 126 Intensive Modern Hebrew I, with Prof. S. Bolozky
Hebrew 246 Intensive Modern Hebrew II, with Prof. S. Bolozky
Teaching Assistant, Smith College
RU 100Y Elementary Russian, with Prof. C. Woronzoff-Dashkoff
Teaching Associate and Course Designer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
COMP-LIT 121 International Short Story
COMP-LIT 121 International Short Story [online] Continuing and Professional Education
COMP-LIT 131 Brave New Worlds Residential Academic Program
COMP-LIT 133 Introduction to Science Fiction
COMP-LIT 141 Good & Evil: East-West
COMP-LIT 141 Good & Evil: East-West [online] Continuing and Professional Education
Teaching Assistant, University of Massachusetts Amherst
COMP-LIT 131 Brave New Worlds, with Prof. D. Lenson
COMP-LIT 243 Myth, Folktale and Children’s Literature, with Prof. W. Moebius
COMP-LIT 335 Comic Art in North America, with Prof. C. Couch
Instructor, Florida International University*
AML 4300 Major American Authors
ENG 2012 Approaches to Literature
ENG 4023 Semiotics and Narratology: How Fiction Crosses into Reality
ENG 4043 Contemporary Literary Theory: Theory in Multimedial Popular Culture
ENG 4132 Studies in the Film: Literary Tropes in Moving Images
ENG 4132 Studies in the Film: Narrative Theory and Audiovisual Advertising
ENG 4906 Independent Study
LIT 1000 Introduction to Literature
LIT 3170 Jewish Literature: Judaic Mythology in Science Fiction and Fantasy
LIT 3702 Major Literary Modes: Science Fiction
LIT 3702 Major Literary Modes: Studies in Metaphor
LIT 3930 Special Topics: Latinx Speculative Fiction
LIT 4001 Major Literary Genres: Around the World in Short Stories
LIT 4001 Major Literary Genres: Short Stories of Horror and the Weird
LIT 4403 Literature among the Arts and Sciences: Intersections of Narrative Theory and Science
LIT 4930 Special Topics: Shakespeare and Cervantes by way of Borges
*Courses taught face-to-face, in hybrid mode, and/or online
Visiting Lecturer, Westfield State University
ENGL 101 Composition
ENGL 102 Composition II - Writing about What Matters
ENGL 222 World Literature II
Visiting Lecturer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
COMP-LIT 133 Introduction to Science Fiction [online] Continuing and Professional Education
COMP-LIT 133 Introduction to Science Fiction Residential Academic Program
COMP-LIT 233 Fantasy and World Literature
Instructor, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Hebrew 126 Intensive Modern Hebrew I, with Prof. S. Bolozky
Hebrew 246 Intensive Modern Hebrew II, with Prof. S. Bolozky
Teaching Assistant, Smith College
RU 100Y Elementary Russian, with Prof. C. Woronzoff-Dashkoff
Teaching Associate and Course Designer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
COMP-LIT 121 International Short Story
COMP-LIT 121 International Short Story [online] Continuing and Professional Education
COMP-LIT 131 Brave New Worlds Residential Academic Program
COMP-LIT 133 Introduction to Science Fiction
COMP-LIT 141 Good & Evil: East-West
COMP-LIT 141 Good & Evil: East-West [online] Continuing and Professional Education
Teaching Assistant, University of Massachusetts Amherst
COMP-LIT 131 Brave New Worlds, with Prof. D. Lenson
COMP-LIT 243 Myth, Folktale and Children’s Literature, with Prof. W. Moebius
COMP-LIT 335 Comic Art in North America, with Prof. C. Couch