I have a timeline of my teaching here: Teaching timeline 2008 2022
At Athabasca University, courses are online and asynchronous. I’m coordinating and tutoring:
Basics in Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing (PHIL 152)
The following are some courses I taught in face to face classrooms.
Philosophy:
Philosophy 102: Knowledge and Reality, Winter 2017, Grant MacEwan University
PHIL 101: Values and Society, Spring 2015, Summer 2015, Summer 2016, MacEwan University, Fall 2017, Winter 2018.
PHIL 272: Feminist Philosophy, Winter 2011, Winter 2018, University of Alberta.
PHIL 250: Ethics, Winter 2015, Summer 2017, Summer 2018, Summer 2019 MacEwan University, Winter 2014 University of Alberta
PHIL 247: Continental Philosophy, Winter 2015, MacEwan University
PHIL 125: Practical Logic, Summer Session 2014 and 2008, University of Alberta. Winter 2011, MacEwan University
PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy: Values and Society, Spring Session 2010, Summer Session 2011, Spring Session 2013, Summer Session 2015, Summer Session 2016, University of Alberta.
PHIL 291: Existentialism, Spring Session 2012, Winter 2017, University of Alberta.
PHIL 224: Philosophy of Sexuality, Summer Session 2010, University of Saskatchewan.
Women’s and Gender Studies/Cultural Studies:
WGS 266: Thinking from Women’s Lives: An Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies, June 2019-ongoing, Athabasca University
WGS 101: Representations of Women and Girls, Spring 2018, University of Alberta
WGS 332 Syllabus Winter 2017 Contemporary Feminist Theory, Winter 2017, University of Alberta (co-teach with Randi Nixon)
WGS 440: Body Politics, Spring 2015, Fall 2017, University of Alberta
WGS 301: History of Feminist Thought, Fall 2014, University of Alberta
298 Syllabus Rodier: Critical Topics, Winter 2017, University of Alberta
WGS 201: Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies, Spring Session 2013, Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Spring 2014, January 2015, University of Alberta.
Fat SyllabusTopics in Feminist Philosophy (Resistance and Embodiment: Fat Politics), Fall 2012, University of Alberta.
WST 101: Representations of Women and Girls, Women’s Studies, U of A