A room with a white wall featuring two pieces of wall art - a framed photo of a busy highway with cars and a colorful painting of a woman , wearing a blue headscarf and jewelry. To the right, a wooden bookshelf filled with numerous books. A floor lamp with a beige shade stands in front of the bookshelf.

I emphasize the labor students put into collaborating with their peers, revising their work, and responding to feedback in a collegial manner. Critical reflection, I believe, involves a commitment to the process of tasks rather than to the products of those tasks. It matters to me, therefore, that students encounter new materials, derive insight from those materials, direct their new knowledge towards critical social interventions, and retain utmost respect for the processes through which they achieve these learning milestones.

Postcolonial Auto/Mobility (Coming in Summer 2026)

African Stories (Spring 2026)

African Climate Fiction (Spring 2025)

Thuggery across Space and Time (Spring 2025)

Narrating Place (Fall 2024)