I will be on sabbatical and not teaching for Fall 2025 and Spring 2026.
If you’d like more information on any of my courses, please get in touch with me via e-mail. Below is a list of the courses I’ve been teaching at UML in recent semesters:
ENGL 2580: Disability in Literature: Required course for the Disability Studies minor that focuses on portrayals of disability in film, drama, prose, and poetry.
HONR 3300: Special Topics in Honors: 13 Ways to Kill a Vampire: Honors Seminar centered on the study of vampires from the 13 different disciplines/departments in the College of Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
ENGL 3125: Literature of the New England Witchcraft Trials: Advanced seminar for undergraduate students focused on representations of witch trials in New England.
HONR 3300: Special Topics in Honors: Factory Gothic – Horror & Industrialization: Honors Seminar focused on poems, stories, novels and other forms of popular culture by and about industrial workers, focused especially on nineteenth-century Lowell, but also considering the global impacts of the Industrial Revolution.
ENGL 3370: The Gothic Tradition in Literature: Upper-level course tracing the development of the Gothic genre in British and American literature.
ENGL 2820: American Literary Traditions: Undergraduate survey course for English majors covering literature from the beginnings of America through 2000.
FAHS 1090: First Year Seminar: The one-credit First Year Seminar is for new, first-time first-year students, focused on introducing students to opportunities across the disciplines at UML and developing skills to succeed in college.
On the left, you’ll see some links to advice about writing e-mail to faculty, about applying to graduate school, and a link that goes to some older versions of teaching materials.