Prior to teaching at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, I taught at the University of Southern California and Penn State University. As a graduate student at Columbia University, I taught “Contemporary Civilization.” At UMass, courses I have taught or intend to offer soon include:

“The Craft of History: An Introduction to Historical Methods” (undergraduate seminar) (syllabi: spring 2020; spring 2024)

“The Corporation in History” (undergraduate seminar)

“Data: From the Library of Alexandria to the Internet” (undergraduate lecture) (syllabus: fall 2024)

“Early America in an Age of Revolutions” (undergraduate lecture)

“Early American Thought & Culture” (undergraduate lecture)

“Early American Cultural and Intellectual History: Reading and Research” (graduate seminar)

“The Early Modern British Empire: Formation, Crisis, and Reconstitution” (undergraduate lecture)

“Expanding Early American Historiography: Time, Space, and Subject” (graduate seminar) (syllabi: fall 2022, fall 2023)

“From Empires to Nations: The Making of the Atlantic World, 1400-1800” (undergraduate lecture)

“The Making of American Capitalism, c. 1492-present” (undergraduate lecture)

“The Power of Universities” (undergraduate lecture)

“Utopias in History: From Socrates to Soylent” (undergraduate seminar)

Please feel free to email me if you are interested in seeing a copy of a syllabus for any of these courses that isn’t already uploaded above.