I currently teach the following courses in the Mythology and Religious Studies Program at Pacifica Graduate Institute:

• Greek and Roman Mythology

• Greek Tragedy: Language, Theory, Practice

• Dissertation Formulation

• Myths of Self: Memoir and Autobiography

  I have supervised student dissertation projects in the following areas: Organizational/corporate mythologies; the descent of the Inanna and applications for woman leaders today; the role of tears in mythopoesis; marginal landscapes of the feminine in myth; redeeming the subjectivity of female mystics; personal mythmaking through contemporary dreamwork.

Past courses taught:

At Pacifica:

• Research Strategies for Dissertation Writing

• Ritual and the Embodied Mythic Imagination

• Somatics Workshop featuring Mythic Embodiment

At UC Santa Barbara, Department of Classics (2017-2019):

• Humor and Laughter in the Classical World

• Slavery and Freedom in the Ancient World

• World of Heroes

• Pompeii (archaeology and social history)

• Emperors and Gladiators (Roman Imperial History)

At University College London (UCL) (2013-2017)

• Interpreting Latin Literature

• Latin Composition

• Beginners’ Latin

• Homer (taught sections of this course as graduate TA)

• Classics and Literary Theory (taught sections of this course as graduate TA)

• Roman Love Poetry (taught sections of this course as graduate TA)

• Roman Epic (taught sections of this course as graduate TA)

At UCL I also started a Living Latin Workshop which grew into a movement toward active use teaching methods for ancient languages that is still going strong.