teaching

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University of Maryland, College Park

Fall 2011

HDCC 105

Spring 2011

HDCC 106
This required introduction to the Digital Cultures and Creativity program includes a practical introduction to developing new tools and applications for platforms for such as phones and tablet computers. This team-taught course is interdisciplinary, coupling hands-on experimentation with a curriculum designed to focus awareness on the historical, theoretical, and cultural contexts in which digital creativity happens. course website

WMST 488
The senior seminar is intended to give students a chance to participate in the feminist practice and research around feminist social media activisms. Co-taught with Dr. Katie King. course blog |  workshop blog

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July 2010- present

Digital Cultures and Creativity

  • Graduate Teaching Assistant
    Living and Learning Program in the Honors College
    Program combines art, imagination, and global citizenship with new media and new technologies.

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Department of Israel Studies
2009-2010

  • Graduate Teaching Assistant

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Hunter College

Department of Film and Media
2004-2009

  • Adjunct Instructor
    Women and the Media     2009
    cross listed with Women& Gender Studies (WGS 384) / Pluralism & Diversity Group
    class examined issues of representation and the impact of media on women
  • Adjunct Instructor
    Digital Media – Web Programming     2008-2009
    Taught undergraduate courses in digital media, including digital tools and conceptual processes; Examining dynamic content on the web
  • Adjunct Instructor
    Digital Media – Introduction to Digital Media     2004-2005
    Taught undergraduate course in digital media, including digital tools and conceptual processes
  • Teaching Assistant
    Digital Media – Tools and Techniques     2005
    Teaching Assistant for graduate course: concepts behind, and production of digital media
  • Teaching Assistant
    Digital Media – Introduction to Digital Media     2004
    Teaching Assistant for undergraduate course: co-taught multiple classes, assisted with grading projects, worked with students one-on-one and as class to further production skills

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Rutgers University, Newark

The Department of Visual & Performing Arts
2008

  • Adjunct Instructor
    Television & Society
    Taught course examining the relationship between television and American culture. Focus on televisionʼs representations of ethnicity, gender, sexuality and their relationship to society.

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