Teaching and Service

TEACHING

Instructor of Record, Texas A&M Department of English, 2023-2026

  • ENGL 232: Survey of English Literature II: 18th-Century to 21st-Century Literature
  • ENGL 212: Shakespeare
  • ENGL 210: Technical and Professional Writing (online, two sections)
  • ENGL 104: Rhetoric and Composition (two sections)

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Texas A&M Department of English, 2023

  • ENGL 219: Literature and the Other Arts (three classes led)

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Mary Baldwin Shakespeare and Performance Graduate Program, 2020-2021

  • REN 695: M.Litt Thesis Symposium
  • REN 557: Renaissance Continental Drama

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Mary Baldwin Undergraduate Theatre Program, 2020-2021

  • THEA 218: Shakespearean Drama in Context (Shakespeare and Adaptation)
  • THEA 217: Renaissance Continental Drama

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, UNC Chapel Hill Department of Dramatic Art, 2015-2017

  • DRAM 290: Acting Intensive with King Lear
  • DRAM 260: Advanced Stagecraft (two sections)

INVITED GUEST LECTURES

“Points Like A Man: Intersecting Digital Humanities and Women’s Theatre History.” ENGL 317 (Early British Drama) course, Texas A&M University. 2025.

“Charlotte Cushman in Seventeen Objects.” ENGL 319 (Theatrical Women) course, Mary Baldwin University. 2025.

“Joanna Baillie and The Family Legend (1810).” ENGL 321 (Nineteenth-Century Literature: Romanticism) course, Texas A&M University. 2024.

“Websites, Social Media, and Personal Branding.” REN 822 (MFA Company Acting and Careers), Mary Baldwin University. 2023.

“Joanna Baillie and The Family Legend (1810).” ENGL 321 (Nineteenth-Century Literature: Romanticism), Texas A&M University. 2022.

“Charlotte Cushman’s Legacy as Lady Macbeth, 1836-1874.” LIT 323 (Shakespeare I) course, York College of Pennsylvania. 2022.

“How to Research and Write a Successful Theatre History Paper.” THTR 380 (Theatre History I) course, Western Washington University. 2021.

“William Charles Macready: Text, Performance, History, and Possibilities.” LIT 324 (Shakespeare II) course, York College of Pennsylvania. 2021.

ACADEMIC SERVICE

Graduate Student Representative, Texas A&M Glasscock Center for Humanities Research’s Susanne M. Glasscock Book Prize Shortlisting Committee. 2025.

Graduate Student Representative, Texas A&M Center of Digital Humanities Research (CoDHR) Advisory Board. 2024-2025.

Graduate Student Representative, Texas A&M Department of English Graduate Studies Committee. 2024-2025.

International Working Group on Joanna Baillie, Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Literary Studies, University of Essex. 2024-2025.

Co-President, Texas A&M English Graduate Student Association. 2024.

Co-Convener, Texas A&M Digital Humanities Working Group. 2023-2024.

Graduate Student Representative, Texas A&M Glasscock Center for Humanities Research Faculty Advisory Board. 2023-2024.

Planning Committee Member, Texas A&M Folio Futures Symposium. 2023-2024.

English Graduate Mentor, Texas A&M Department of English. 2022-2024.

Treasurer, Texas A&M English Graduate Student Association. 2022-2023.

Thesis Festival Coordinator, Mary Baldwin Shakespeare and Performance Graduate Program. 2020.

Social Media Manager, Mary Baldwin Undergraduate Theatre Department. 2020-2021.

Social Media Manager, Mary Baldwin Shakespeare and Performance Graduate Program. 2019-2021.

Publicity Director, Mary Baldwin Staging Gendered Violence Symposium. 2019.