Classes

Small Graduate Seminar Classes that I Developed and Loved Teaching:

• Queer/ing Ethics
• Feminist and Queer Explorations in Troublemaking (taught two times)

Classes that I Taught that Were Out of my Research Areas and that I Didn’t Know Much About Before Teaching Them*:

• Rebels, Radicals, and Revolutionaries: History of Western Feminisms
• International Feminist Theory: Feminism from a Transnational Perspective\
• Politics of Sex (Social Sciences)
• Introduction to GLBT Studies
• Queering Desire
  *In order, from least to most knowledge prior to teaching class

Classes that I Taught that Were New to Me But that Quickly Became Central to my Research, Teaching, and Writing:

• Feminist Pedagogies (taught three times)
• Queering Theory (taught three times)
• Contemporary Feminist Debates (taught five times)

Classes that I Taught as a Graduate Student at Emory University in Which I Was Mentored, Payed Well, and Not Exploited:

• Introduction to Women’s Studies (Sole Instructor, taught two times)
• History of Feminist Thought (Teaching Assistant)
• Women and American Identities (Teaching Assistant)

The Biggest Class that I Taught that Forced Me to Realize that I Despised Big Classes in Auditoriums and that I Was Not Cut Out for Managing 115+ Students, 2 Teaching Assistants, and a lot of Blog Assignments:

• Politics of Sex

The Class that I Taught in which I Scheduled a Screening of Nine to Five that I Didn’t Attend So That I Could See John Legend and Corrine Bailey Rae in Concert:

• Popular Culture Woman

The Class that I Taught in which I Encountered a Student who Despised my Teaching (more than any other student I had ever had) and then Forcefully Requested that I Allow Her to Take my Feminist Pedagogies Class the Following Semester*:

• Rebels, Radicals, and Revolutionaries: History of Western Feminisms
  *Request denied.

The First Class that I Taught at the University, where I Met One of my Favorite Colleagues/People Ever and in Which I Got to Teach Halloween on Halloween:

• Feminist Thought and Theory

The Class That I Taught About 5 Hours After Finding Out That My Mom Had Died From Pancreatic Cancer:

• Feminist Pedagogies

The Last Class That I Taught at the University, which is also the Last Class That I’ve Taught Since Fall 2011:

• Queering Theory

The “Official” List 

Undergraduate

• Introduction to Women’s Studies
• Politics of Sex
• Introduction to GLBT Studies
• Point/Counterpoint: Contemporary Feminist Debates
• Popular Culture Woman
• Queering Theory
• Queering Desire
• Rebels, Radicals, and Revolutionaries: History of Western Feminisms
• International Feminist Theory: Feminism from a Transnational Perspective
• Feminist Thought and Theory
• History of Feminist Thought (teaching assistant)
• Women and American Identities (teaching assistant)

Graduate