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Duke University
History 89S / Chemistry 89S: Making and knowing the material world: Exploring the history of chemistry (First-year seminar), Spring 2022 (syllabus)
History 106: Science and the Modern World, Spring 2020 (syllabus) (REVISED syllabus w/ online meetings), Spring 2022 (syllabus), Spring 2025 (syllabus)
History 235: Drugs, Chemicals, and Health: Following Substances through Economies, Environments, and Bodies, Fall 2020 (syllabus), Fall 2021 (syllabus), Fall 2022 (syllabus), Fall 2024 (syllabus), Fall 2025 (syllabus)
History 415S: Information History, Fall 2024 (syllabus)
History 549S: Histories of Science and Technology, Fall 2019 (syllabus)
History 577S: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives on Science, Spring 2021 (syllabus), Spring 2023 (syllabus), Spring 2025 (syllabus)
History 790S-12: Topics in History of Science and Technology: Environmental Sciences and Ecological Histories, Fall 2021 (syllabus)
Boston College
History 1713: “Environmental Crisis: How Past Disasters Shape the Present,” Fall 2018 (syllabus)
History 2880: “Drugs, Chemicals, and Health in Global History,” Fall 2018 (syllabus)
History 1714: “Can Machines Think? Artificial Intelligence in Historical Perspective,” Spring 2019 (syllabus)
History 2881: “History of Biotechnology,” Spring 2019 (syllabus)
Harvard University
History of Science 131V: “Environments in Crisis,” Fall 2017 (syllabus)
Awarded “Certificate of Excellence in Teaching”
Princeton University
Preceptor, History 211: “Europe from Antiquity to 1600” (Anthony Grafton), Fall 2015
Preceptor, History 292: “Science in the Modern World” (Michael Gordin), Fall 2012
NSF / American Chemical Society Online Chemistry Course
Lecturer, Cheminformatics Online Chemistry Course, Summer-Fall 2015, Spring 2017
Module on foundations of chemical structure representation: (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3)
Harvard University
Course Assistant, Math Xa & S-Xab: “Introduction to Functions and Calculus,” Fall 2003, Summer 2004, Fall 2004
Awarded “Certificate of Distinction in Teaching,” Fall 2004
