CAMS 025

This is my online Greek Civilization Course.  Click on Agamemnon's Death Mask to see screen captures and useful links for this course.

CAMS 045

This is my online Classical Mythology course.  Click on the Greek vase painting to see my course syllabus, screen captures of my lectures, etc.

Latin 003

This is my Intermediate Latin course.  Click on the suckling She-Wolf to see sample lessons, writing assignments, and other resources related to Latin 003

CMLIT 108

This is my World Mythology course, which I taught through Penn State's World Campus.  Click on the Ishtar Gate to view samples of the syllabus, the course website, and to find other information about the class.

CMLIT/ENGL 184

This is my course on the Short Story.  This class was cross listed between the Comparative Literature and English departments.  Click on my shoes for information about this course.

CAMS 004

I also was a TA for CAMS 004, Jewish and Christian Foundations (cross-listed with Religious Studies, and Jewish Studies).  I was not the primary instructor for this course, but click on Eve for some of my thoughts as a TA for this course.

Cabrillo College

During the Fall semester of 2003, I was an adjunct faculty member at Cabrillo College, the community college serving Santa Cruz County along California's central coast.  For the College, I taught ENGL 100: Elements of Writing.  This was a completely new challenge for me, as some of my students were still learning English, many were unsure of their future goals, and all were in my class to remediate their writing skills.  I happily found success, though, and watching my students' writing improve over the course of the term was very rewarding.  Various writing assignments and in-class activities engaged my students to write daily, and to write well.

Georgiana Bruce Kirby Prep

During the 2003-2004 academic year, I was the Latin teacher at Georgiana Bruce Kirby Preparatory School, in Santa Cruz, CA.  In addition to teaching Latin at all levels, including AP (all of my AP students passed the AP exam with scores of 4 or 5), I also taught a seventh grade class, Introduction to Foreign Language, which helped build strong study skills and an interest in foreign language study (specifically for Spanish, French, and Latin, but with a purview to all language study) before they chose one of the school's languages as 8th graders.