
SUNY Brockport Courses
- HST 212 Modern America: United States History Since 1865
- HST 307 Cultural History of the Computer
- HST 355 US Popular Music History
- HST 356 From Barnum to Beyoncé: US Popular Culture History
- HST 381 Civic Engagement Projects
- The Fannie Barrier Williams Project: Studying the Life, Times, and Legacies of Brockport’s First African American Graduate
- HST 390 Research Seminar
- Digitizing Folk Music History
- Thinking in America
- Popular Culture in America
- 11 Strikes: US Labor History
- HST 409/509 US Intellectual History Seminar and Digital Scholarly Editing Practicum
- HST 412/512 The United States Since 1929
- HST 421/521 Introduction to Public History
- HST 428/529 The Sixties in the US and the World
- HST 483/583 Digital History
- HST 485/585/381 Public History Internship
- HST 600 The History of History: Introduction to Historical Research
- HST 615 Recent American History: The United States, 1970-Now
- GEP 100 Honors Introduction to College
- HON 112 Honors College: Reading and Writing Across Forms
- VSW 350 Situation Critical: Writing Cultural Criticism in the Digital Age
Student Research Internships
- The Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project Internship
- The Carryall Digital Scholarly Editing Correspondents Program and Internship
Other Courses
- Digital Humanities
- Oral History
- Introduction to Cultural Analysis
- Citizenship in Historical Perspective
- The Challenge of the Citizen-Scholar Practicum
- Community in the United States
- US Since 1945
- US Since 1893
- The Vietnam War
- American Culture in Global Circulation, 1776-2001
Articles About Teaching
- Stevie Rudak, “Uncovering the Life of Fannie Barrier Williams:Students from five different academic departments collaborate to research Brockport’s first African American graduate,” SUNY Brockport University News, 30 April 2024
- Gaen Murphree, “Students Examine Folk Music History Through a Digital Lens,” Middlebury College News, 6 June 2019