A question I was asked a few weeks ago got me thinking back to a course I taught in the spring, and my decision to include a...

Course evaluations are strange. It has been well-documented that they do not reflect student learning, and that they are often biased...

With the fall semester behind me, I am beginning to look ahead to new courses I will be teaching in the spring. One of those courses, a...

I am excited to announce that I have another post up on The Middle Spaces today, which marks my fifth time contributing a long-form essay...

A few months ago, my friend and editor Osvaldo Oyola challenged me to write about my experience introducing superhero comics to students...

For the annual Governor’s Teaching Fellows program this year, I have been designing a course titled "Valdosta and the Legacies of Jim...

I have been in the process of designing a new version of World Literature II here at Valdosta State University—a course that weirdly...

This past week, one of my first-ever college students touched base with me as they prepared to submit their dissertation. It has been ten...

Although I began using social annotation practices before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, I have found myself increasingly relying on Perusall...

As I prepare to teach my American Literature II course next semester, I have been returning to Nina Simone's "Why? (The King of Love is...