When people talk about “interdisciplinary teaching”,
I like to think I get what they mean.

I received my Ph.D. from New York University in a field called Performance Studies, which allowed me to try my hand at nearly anything. While working on my dissertation, I taught classes at the Pratt School of Art, NYU Undergraduate Drama, and NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). I also worked as an Academic Advisor for NYU’s Gallatin School.

After finishing my degree, I began a position in the Communications Department at the St. Thomas campus of the University of the Virgin Islands. Next, I moved to the U.K., where I worked as a Senior Lecturer in Media Studies at the University of East London.

In 2010, I moved back to the States, and for the last year, I have been at New York University’s Global Liberal Studies Program, where I am very happy indeed.

Looking for more?

• You can look over my Statement of Teaching Philosophy, if you’d like.
• You can see what classes I am teaching at NYU, with descriptions, syllabi and assignments.
• You can examine the classes I taught at UEL, with descriptions, syllabi and assignments, are here.