Teaching
I am a Tutor (tenure-track) in St. John's College's "Great Books" program, where I lead small tutorials and seminars in literature, philosophy, history, language, and mathematics. Prior to this, I taught at Harvard for eight years, for courses in the English department, the General Education department, and in the Writing Program, and on topics ranging from Milton's Paradise Lost to the contemporary American novel. I also served as the Writing Director for Humanities 10, Harvard's flagship introductory humanities course for first-year students. I received Harvard's Excellence in Teaching Award nine times.
As Primary Instructor:
Fall 2020- Spring 2021: Freshman Seminar; St. John's College
Fall 2020- Spring 2021: Freshman Language (Greek); St. John's College
Fall 2020- Spring 2021: Freshman Math (Euclid); St. John's College
Fall 2017- Spring 2020: "The Art of Shock" (Freshman writing class); Harvard University
January 2019: "Joyce Term" (Intensive course on James Joyce's Ulysses)
Fall 2012: “The English Encyclopedic Novel” (Junior Tutorial); Harvard University
As Teaching Fellow:
Spring 2017: “Humanities 10b.” (Louis Menand, Instructor); Harvard University.
Fall 2016: “Humanities 10a.” (Jay Harris, Instructor); Harvard University
Fall 2015: "English Romantic Poets." (James Engell, Instructor); Harvard University.
Spring 2014: “The American Novel.” (Philip Fisher, Instructor); Harvard University.
Spring 2013: “Enlightenment Creations of the Self, Society, and Institutions. (James Engell, Instructor); Harvard University.
Spring 2012: “Woolf, Joyce, Proust: Modernism and Aestheticism” (Philip Fisher, Instructor); Harvard University *
Fall 2011: “Narrative Poetry” (Andrew Warren, Instructor); Harvard University *
As Academic Advisor:
Fall 2012-Spring 2020: First-Year Advisor for Advising Programs Office, Harvard University
Fall 2012- Spring 2020: Residential Proctor for first-year students
Lecture Video
Guest lecture from December 1, 2015. "English Romantic Poets" (James Engell, Instructor); Harvard University.
I am a Tutor (tenure-track) in St. John's College's "Great Books" program, where I lead small tutorials and seminars in literature, philosophy, history, language, and mathematics. Prior to this, I taught at Harvard for eight years, for courses in the English department, the General Education department, and in the Writing Program, and on topics ranging from Milton's Paradise Lost to the contemporary American novel. I also served as the Writing Director for Humanities 10, Harvard's flagship introductory humanities course for first-year students. I received Harvard's Excellence in Teaching Award nine times.
As Primary Instructor:
Fall 2020- Spring 2021: Freshman Seminar; St. John's College
Fall 2020- Spring 2021: Freshman Language (Greek); St. John's College
Fall 2020- Spring 2021: Freshman Math (Euclid); St. John's College
Fall 2017- Spring 2020: "The Art of Shock" (Freshman writing class); Harvard University
January 2019: "Joyce Term" (Intensive course on James Joyce's Ulysses)
Fall 2012: “The English Encyclopedic Novel” (Junior Tutorial); Harvard University
As Teaching Fellow:
Spring 2017: “Humanities 10b.” (Louis Menand, Instructor); Harvard University.
Fall 2016: “Humanities 10a.” (Jay Harris, Instructor); Harvard University
Fall 2015: "English Romantic Poets." (James Engell, Instructor); Harvard University.
Spring 2014: “The American Novel.” (Philip Fisher, Instructor); Harvard University.
Spring 2013: “Enlightenment Creations of the Self, Society, and Institutions. (James Engell, Instructor); Harvard University.
Spring 2012: “Woolf, Joyce, Proust: Modernism and Aestheticism” (Philip Fisher, Instructor); Harvard University *
Fall 2011: “Narrative Poetry” (Andrew Warren, Instructor); Harvard University *
As Academic Advisor:
Fall 2012-Spring 2020: First-Year Advisor for Advising Programs Office, Harvard University
Fall 2012- Spring 2020: Residential Proctor for first-year students
Lecture Video
Guest lecture from December 1, 2015. "English Romantic Poets" (James Engell, Instructor); Harvard University.
