Teaching

Current and Upcoming Courses:

George Mason University, Department of History and Art History:

2024: HIST 390, The Digital Past: Tech & the Tudors
2024: HIST 696, Clio Wired
2025: HIST 306, The Reformation

Digital Humanities Summer Institute:

no course for 2024 – I’ll be too busy running the Mathematical Humanists Institute and organizing DH2024

Previous Courses:

George Mason University, Department of History and Art History:

2023: HIST 388/395, The Scientific Revolution
2023: HIST 388/395, Tudor & Stuart England
2023: HIST 390, The Digital Past: Tech & the Tudors
2023: HIST 615/635, The Scientific Revolution
2022: HIST 390, The Digital Past: Tech & the Tudors
2022: HIST 635, Early Modern England (syllabus | course website)
2021: HIST 696, Clio Wired (syllabus | course website)
2020: HIST 696, Clio Wired (syllabus | course website)
2020: HIST 387/MATH 400 History of Mathematics, with Rebecca R.G.
2019: HIST 388/395, Early Modern England
2018: HIST 696, Clio Wired

Digital Humanities Summer Institute:

2023: Introduction to Network Analysis in the Digital Humanities
2022: Introduction to Network Analysis in the Digital Humanities
2021: Introduction to Network Analysis in the Digital Humanities
2020: Programming for Human(s|ists), with Marie Burle (canceled due to COVID-19)
2019: Programming for Human(s|ists), with John Simpson
2019: Introduction to Network Analysis in the Digital Humanities
2018: Programming for Human(s|ists), with John Simpson

Carnegie Mellon University, Department of History:

2018: Doing Digital History
2015: Shakespeare’s England
- Six Degrees of Francis Bacon Classroom Assignment

Carnegie Mellon University, Department of English:

2014, 2015, 2018: Independent Study in Literary and Cultural Studies

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Department of History:

2014: Tudor and Stuart England
2013, 2014: Introduction to European Civilization
2013: The Medieval World

University of Virginia, Department of History:

2010: Popular Science in Early Modern England

University of Virginia, Department of Mathematics:

2004, 2005: Applied Calculus