Below you’ll find a selection of courses and syllabi from the different institutions at which I have taught. At SFU, I offer courses in Canadian history, including the regional histories of BC, the Prairies, and the North, and in environmental history.
Simon Fraser University, 2015–
HIST 132: Global Environmental History [syllabus]
HIST 200: Terry Fox: The Last Canadian Hero? [syllabus]
HIST 204: The Social History of Canada [syllabus]
HIST 323: The Canadian Prairies [syllabus]
GEOG/HIST 377: Environmental History [syllabus]
HIST 428: People, Polar Bears, Pipelines: A History of the Arctic [syllabus]
GEOG/HIST 432: Science, Technology, and Nature in the Modern World [syllabus]
GEOG/HIST 432: Winter is Coming! Canadian Environmental History in the 21st Century [syllabus]
HIST 436: Land and Power in British Columbia [syllabus]
HIST 879: Agriculture in British Columbia and Beyond [syllabus]
University of Maine, 2013–14
CAN 101: Introduction to Canadian Studies [syllabus]
HTY 398: Furs, Frontiers, and Fame: North American Exploration [syllabus]
HTY 599: Global Environmental History [syllabus] [reading list]
Rutgers, 2012–13
506:221: History of Exploration [syllabus]
University of British Columbia, 2011–12
HIST 325: Canada 1896–1945: Boom, Bust, and War [syllabus]