Literature (Lower Division)
- The Americas: Challenging the American Literary Paradigm and “American” Identity
- World Literature: Representations and Response to American Empire and Culture
- Writing About Postcolonialism and Genre Fiction
- Surveys of American Literature:
- American Literature and Crisis: Race, Class, and Society
- American Literature and Crisis: War and Civil Rights
- American Literature, Race, and National Identity
- The Dystopian Tradition and American Anxiety
- Introduction to Literature
Literature (Upper Division)
- Archipelagos of Wonder: Caribbean Speculative Fiction (forthcoming)
- Science Fiction Literature (1900-2010)
- Representations of Empire and Diaspora in American Literature
- American Space Opera: History, Politics, and Media
- Queer Life/Writing: Autobiography, Autofiction, and the Semi-Fictional
Digital Rhetoric Courses
- Elements of Digital Rhetoric
- Rhetoric of Social Media
- Introduction to Digital Humanities
- Digital Fan Communities: Geek Culture, Practice, and Rhetoric
- Roleplaying Games, Board Games, and Games Design, Oh My! (formerly The Rhetoric of Gaming)
Writing and Interdisciplinary Courses
- Professional Writing
- Science Fiction, Resource Infrastructure, and the Culture of Knowing (Honors Program)
- College Composition
- Expository and Argumentative Writing:
- The Human Subject: Media, Representation, and the Other
- The Many Bodies of Us: the Beautiful, the Ugly, and the Alien
- The Dreams of America: Utopia, Myth, and Their Discontents
- Research Writing
- Colonialism, Empire, and the United States
- Totalitarianism, Fascism, and America
- The Politics and Psychology of War
- Social Media, Political Activism, and Digital Rhetoric
- Technical Communication for General Audiences
- Technical Communication for Engineers
- What is the Good Life?