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Teaching
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EMR 135 Course Showcase Event "Border Butterflies: Stories of Climate Change and Migration" December 2019
Photo Credit: Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, Harvard University
Charlotte Teachers Institute 2021 Seminar "Climate Refugee Stories"
What is digital history? A showcase of digital history projects by graduate students in Dr. Tina Shull’s Spring 2021 course at UNC Charlotte, HIST 6330: History in the Digital Age.
Instructional Materials
Climate Refugee Stories project
The #ImmigrationDetentionSyllabus
Freedom for Immigrants website
Co-authored with Freedom for Immigrants
Producer and Narrator, with NYU School of Law Immigrant Rights Clinic and Freedom for Immigrants, June 2017
Courses Designed and Taught
Climate Refugees in the US South
History 1512, UNC Charlotte, Fall 2023
History 3000, UNC Charlotte, Spring 2022
Charlotte Teachers Institute Seminar, 2021
Prisons & Protest in US History
History 4600, UNC Charlotte, Spring 2024, Spring 2023, Fall 2021
History in the Digital Age
History 6330, UNC Charlotte, Spring 2024, Fall 2022, Spring 2021
Election 2020
History 2600, UNC Charlotte, Spring 2021
Mass Incarceration in US History
History 3000, UNC Charlotte, Fall 2020
Climate Change Histories and Futures
Liberal Studies 2301, UNC Charlotte, Fall 2022, Spring 2022, and Fall 2020
Climate Migration: Histories, Borders, and Activism
Ethnicity Migration and Rights 135, Harvard University, Fall 2019
Detention, Deportation, and Resistance in US History
Ethnicity, Migration and Rights 132, Harvard University, Fall 2018
Climate Refugees
History 100W, UC Irvine, Winter 2017
Race and Mass Incarceration
History 100W, UC Irvine, Spring 2016
California Dreaming
History 142A, UC Irvine, Winter 2016
Climate History and Global Warming
History 102B, UC Irvine, Fall 2015
WWII and Postwar American Culture
History 144G, UC Irvine, Fall 2015
The World Since 1870
History 21C, UC Irvine, Summer 2013 and 2014
Courses Co-Taught
War
Humanities 1ABC, UC Irvine, Humanities Core Course Program, 2014-2016
Americans and Nature
Core Thematic Option 104, Professor Bill Deverell, University of Southern California, Fall 2014
Divinity, Society, and Nature
Humanities 1 ABC, UC Irvine, Humanities Core Course Program, 2012-2013
Critical Reading and Rhetoric, Theme: Race & Ethnicity
Writing 39B, UC Irvine, Composition Program, Fall 2010 and Winter 2011
Argument and Research
Writing 39C, UC Irvine, Composition Program, Spring 2011
Teaching Assistant
American Business and Labor
History 215G, University of Southern California, Spring 2015
Changing Family Forms
Sociology 169, University of Southern California, Spring 2015
The Sociology of Globalization
Sociology 255G, University of Southern California, Fall 2014
Modern Japan Through Film
History 172G, UC Irvine, Spring 2012
World of Coffee
History 163, UC Irvine, Winter 2012
Asia-Pacific War
History 172G, UC Irvine, Fall 2011
American Society in the 20th Century
History 40C, UC Irvine, Spring 2009 and 2010
Gender in 19th Century America
History 146E, UC Irvine, Winter 2010
Native American History
History 15A, UC Irvine, Winter 2009
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