Teaching

I primarily teach courses on climate change, agrifood systems, and land and water policy. 

University of Montana:

1. Sustainable Communities (introductory environmental social science lecture course)

2. Food Justice and Sustainability (upper division undergraduate course that engages students in community-based research)

3. The Politics of Food (graduate student political ecology seminar)

Deep Springs College:

1. Political Ecology of Agrifood Systems (seminar)

2. Rangeland and Indigenous Science and History (group study)

UC Berkeley (graduate student instructor):

1. Graduate Pedagogy in Environmental Science (graduate student course)

2. Sociology of Agriculture (lecture and discussion-based undergraduate course)

3. American and the Global Forest (lecture and discussion-based undergraduate course)

Check out this article in Rangeland Ecology & Management, co-authored with UC Berkeley SPUR undergraduate mentee Aaron Saliman