I currently teach courses at the University of Chicago on Latin America and the Caribbean. In addition to the proseminar for their M.A. program in Latin American and Caribbean Studies, I offer courses on extractivism, the life politics of the Catholic Church, and a graduate level seminar on decolonial approaches to the study of science, technology, and medicine.
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Previously at Northwestern University , I instructed courses on environmental anthropology and toxicity and politics.
At the University of California, Davis I taught the anthropology department's undergraduate course on globalization .
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For the final project of my spring 2016 seminar on Toxicity, Politics, and Slow Violence at Northwestern University, students collaboratively researched the conditions of emergence and subsequent effects of the water crisis in Flint, MI. Together, they supported each other’s individual research and designed a digital platform to disseminate their final product. You can learn about their process and view the outcome on Adobe's Spark platform here.
See course descriptions here
Previously at Northwestern University , I instructed courses on environmental anthropology and toxicity and politics.
At the University of California, Davis I taught the anthropology department's undergraduate course on globalization .
Multimedia
For the final project of my spring 2016 seminar on Toxicity, Politics, and Slow Violence at Northwestern University, students collaboratively researched the conditions of emergence and subsequent effects of the water crisis in Flint, MI. Together, they supported each other’s individual research and designed a digital platform to disseminate their final product. You can learn about their process and view the outcome on Adobe's Spark platform here.