Category Archives: Teaching

This past spring, I taught a section of ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine, an interdisciplinary undergraduate course on writing across the disciplines with a specific focus on writing in fields and genres related to health and medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill. This was an in-person course for on-campus learners. The students performed admirably andContinue reading “ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine, Spring 2022”

This past fall, I taught a section of ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine, an interdisciplinary undergraduate course on writing across the disciplines with a specific focus on writing in fields and genres related to health and medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill. This was an in-person course for on-campus learners. The students performed admirably andContinue reading “ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine, Fall 2021”

This past spring, I taught a section of ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine, an interdisciplinary undergraduate course on writing across the disciplines with a specific focus on writing in fields and genres related to health and medicine at UNC-Chapel Hill. Due to the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, this class was taught as aContinue reading “ENGL 105i: Writing in Health and Medicine, Spring 2021”

Do you know any undergraduate students interested in global or public health? Dr. Jonathan Smith and I are co-teaching an online, synchronous undergraduate course for Yale University this summer on global health communication and misinformation. Because it’s online, students from almost any institution can apply, although they should contact their home institution first to confirmContinue reading “HLTH S367: Global Health Across Audiences: Research and Communication (Summer 2021)”

This past fall, I taught two sections of ENGL 105: Writing at the Research University. Due to the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, both sections were taught as remote, synchronous courses. The students performed admirably and created important and historical work as they explored writing and research across a variety of disciplines, genres, and media (includingContinue reading “ENGL 105: Writing at the Research University, Fall 2020”