Ordinary Democracy: Sovereignty and Citizenship Beyond the Neoliberal Impasse
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Department of Politics, Mt Holyoke College, South Hadley MA Visiting Lecturer (July 2015 present) Courses taught include: Introduction to Political Ideas Political Freedom, Violence the State, Capitalism, Grassroots Democracy, Democratic Theory, Politics of the Self Students in Capitalism course drafted business plan for student run cooperative business, "Mo'Coffee." Developed and led workshop on teaching writing and research for faculty instructors in First Year Seminar program. Coordinator and Facilitator, "Pedagogy of Urgency" Faculty Workshop Sponsored by American Association of Liberal Arts Colleges, May 2018. Princeton Writing Program, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ David A. Gardner '69 Lecturer in Humanistic Studies (July 2010 July 2016) Primary Instructor for Politics of Campus Space (AY10 11) The Crisis of Democracy (AY11 12) Morality Politics (Fall 2012) Race in America (Spring 2013/4) What Makes Us Human (Fall 2014) Contradictions of Freedom in American Capitalism (AY2014) o Each seminar consists of 2 sections per term, with an enrollment of 12 students/seminar o The aim of these seminars is to help students formulate evaluate arguments, conduct research, identify martial evidence, write about key public policy political issues, and present their research findings. Co taught and developed curriculum for Ways of Knowing, the foundational epistemology course for Princeton's 2010, 2011, and 2013 Freshman Scholars Institute. Served on Faculty Hiring Committee: responsibilities including reviewing resumes and conducting candidate interviews Served on Curriculum Committee: worked with faculty and administrators to evaluate undergraduate writing and identify strategies to improve writing pedagogy within the disciplines at Princeton. Served as Academic Advisor (AY12 14) for 40 firstand secondyear students