As a teacher, I know that every class, every student, every interaction is a teaching opportunity. I've been lucky to have numerous opportunities to be both a teacher, a mentor, and hopefully a positive influence through the years. For more on my teaching views, please see my statement of teaching philosophy.
Courses Taught (East Carolina University)
- LIBS 6019: Research Literacy in Library Science (course lead; required course)
- Fall 2021
- Fall 2021
- LIBS 6031: Administration & Management in Libraries (course lead; required course)
- Fall 2019, Spring 2020, Summer 2020, Fall 2020, Spring 2021
- LIBS 6048: Collection Development (required course)
- Spring 2021
- LIBS 6810: Academic Libraries (required courses, academic librarianship concentration)
- Fall 2020, Fall 2021
- LIBS 6853: Services to Diverse Populations (elective course)
- Spring 2020, Spring 2022
- LIBS 6872: Research Methods in Library & Information Studies (course lead; required course - academic librarianship concentration/elective)
- Spring 2022
Courses Taught (University of Denver)
- LIS 4010: Organization of Information (required course)
- Spring 2019 (2u online course)
- LIS 4040: Management of Information Organizations (required course)
- Spring 2019
- LIS 4320: Outreach (elective course; course developer for 2u program)
- Winter 2018
- LIS 4700: Special Topics - Privilege & Equity (elective course)
- Fall 2018
- LIS 4702: Academic Libraries (elective course)
- Winter 2018
- RMS 4900: Educational Research & Management (required course; course developer for 2u program)
- Summer 2016, Winter 2017, Spring 2017, Winter 2019 (LIS only)
Courses Taught (University at Buffalo)
- LIS 518: Reference Sources & Services
- Spring 2017, Spring 2018
Non-LIS Courses Taught (Undergraduate)
- GEN 103: Information Literacy (Ashford University)
- Spring 2015 - Fall 2020
- COR 1203 - Freshman Seminar (University of Texas at San Antonio
- Fall 2011
- Fall 2011
- Honors 362 (former 296A) - Information Technology, Society, & Academic Research
- Spring 2008 (w/ Dr. Amy VanScoy), Spring 2009, Spring 2010