TEACHING
COURSES TAUGHT
INSTRUCTOR OF RECORD
ETHS 4200: Race and Ethnicity in the United States
GEND 2020: Women’s and Feminist Activism
GEND 4220: Gender, Environment, and Sustainability
ETHS/GEND 4350: Race, Ethnicity, and Education
ETHST 1: Introduction to Ethnic Studies
ETHST 10: Introduction to Ethnic Studies Methodology (in development)
ETHST 15: Women, Race and Class (in development)
NATAM 1: Native American History
NATAM 2: Native American Indians in Contemporary Society
ETHS/RRS 100: Introduction to Ethnic Studies
ETHS/RRS 110: Critical Thinking and the Ethnic Studies Experience
AIS 150: American Indians in U.S. History
AIS 205: American Indians and U.S. Laws
AIS 420: American Indian Women
AIS 460: Power and Politics in American Indian History
GRADUATE STUDENT COURSES TAUGHT
WGS 200: Introduction to Women and Gender Studies – Spring 2011
RRS 100: Introduction to Race and Resistance Studies -Spring 2011
AIS 420: American Indian Women – Fall 2010
GUEST LECTURES
“All Power to the People: Comparative Social Movements of the 1960s” – HIST 118
“Manifest Destiny and the Creation of American Empire” – HIST 118
“Who Are You and How Do You Know? Identity Politics and Formation in America” – WGS 200
“Patriarchy, Gender Violence, and Law: Indigenous American Femicide and Resistance”- WGS 200
“White Privilege, White Supremacy, and the Production of Whiteness in the 21st Century” – ETHS 100
“Women in the Global Factory: Gendered Labor in the International Economy”- ETHS 100
“Who are the ‘Other’ Hawaiians? Immigrant Hegemony on Native Land”- ETHS 100
“Who Counts and Who’s Counting? (Il)legal Immigration Under U.S. Quota Policy”- ETHS 100
“A New Politics of Intersectionality: Race, Gender and Colonization in U.S. Feminism”- ETHS 100
“Historical Trauma: Healing the Soul Wound of American Identity” – AIS 230