Below is a curated selection of some of the teaching resources and materials I use within my courses. This will host a link to the resources (be they assignments, slides, or syllabi) that I want to make available for others to use/draw from.
NOTE: This section of the website is still under active construction.
A survey of the field of sociology, its theories, and key concepts. In this course we explore the sociological perspective and establish how we can use it to understand social processes, social stratification, and the world around us.
An exploration of juvenile delinquency. This class places special focus on the types of crimes teens and adolescents commit, the role of the criminal justice system in their lives, and outcomes for those who interact with the criminal justice system from a young age.
A deep dive into a foundational mythology for western society. This course takes a broad historical survey of the origins of the frontier myth, and tracks its social implications through the ages, with specific focus on its role as a racializing metaphor and its important to cultural products.