For nearly two decades, I have taught courses in History, Urban Studies, and interdisciplinary Honors, at the undergraduate and graduate level.
Here are my current and past syllabi:
Undergraduate Courses
Interdisciplinary Honors:
“Honors Cornerstone: Borders, Differentiation, and Delineation”
“Honors Service Experience: Concentric Circles: Home, School, New Rochelle”
History:
“History of the United States to 1877.”
“Historical Methods.”
“Introduction to African American History.”
“History in Public / Public History.”
“History of New York City and the American Urban Experience.”
“History of Activism and Protest in New York City History.”
“Slavery in the Bronx: A Community-Engaged Learning Course.”
“Civil War and Reconstruction.”
“The American West.”
“History and Theory of Borders.”
“Comparing the U.S.-Canada and U.S.-Mexico Borders Since 1880.”
“Junior/Senior Research Seminar: Civil War Battlefields.”
“Bull House in Lewes – Public History Internship Course Study Abroad”
Urban Studies:
“Introduction to Urban Studies.”
Graduate History Courses
“Readings in U.S. History to 1877.”
“U.S. Reconstruction: New Perspectives on Race and Geography.”
“Methods in Urban History and Preservation.”
“The Writing of History.”
“Understanding the Nineteenth Century United States.”
