Teaching

I teach lecture-based and seminar courses on borders, migration, labor, (non)citizenship, cities, and in North America.

I am currently a teaching faculty member with University of Toronto's American Studies program, where I teach core courses like Introduction to American Studies and Theory and Methods, as well as advanced electives on borders, migration, labour, and transnational space.

Sample syllabus: Borderscapes - an undergraduate seminar on borders, bordering, and border crossing. I taught this version of the course to American Studies students at the University of Toronto.

Media coverage: My course Transnational America is an undergraduate seminar on transnational landscapes of bordering, global capitalism, and militarism in Southern California. The field trip component of this course was featured here.

I’ve also worked for the University of Toronto’s Geography & Planning Department and for the Freedom Education Project Puget Sound, where I taught undergraduate courses on cities and borders.