Cultivate Curiosity
I teach graduate and undergraduate courses related to Canada and the environment.
My teaching philosophy is simple: cultivate curiosity. In my classes, students conduct hands-on research with primary sources to solve real-world problems.
My experience working in the natural resource industry means I have unique skills and insights to share with students interested in careers outside the academy.
Syllabi
Seminar Facilitation and Guest Lectures
2022 “Environmental History of Wildfire.” Guest Lecture for Environmental History: Working with historiography MHI336. University of Stavanger.
2019-2020 “Introduction to Digital History and Digital Methodology.” Workshops conducted for 2HI3: Historical Inquiry during 3 class sessions. With Jay Brodeur and John Fink. Sherman Centre For Digital Scholarship, McMaster University.
2015 “Megaprojects.” Seminar Facilitation for History 4KO3: Environment and Environmentalism in Modern North America. McMaster University.
2015 “Parks and Conservation.” Seminar Facilitation for History 4KO3: Environment and Environmentalism in Modern North America. McMaster University.
2012 “Bismark and the Unification of Germany.” Guest Lecture for History 191: The West and the World since 1660. University of Northern British Columbia.
