See Also: Class Activities I have developed Current Courses:COMM 107 Oral Communication: Principles and Practices
Past Experience:University of Maryland 2011-PresentCOMM 230 Argumentation and Debate COMM 398 Special Topics: Digital Media and Democracy (Fall 2011) COMM 401 Interpreting Strategic Discourse
University of Minnesota 2007-2011Public Speaking (COMM 1101) Introduction to Argumentation (COMM 1313W) Advanced Argumentation (COMM 3615) Course Website (Spring 2010) TA, History of Hollywood (COMM 3110) TA, Freedom of Speech (COMM 3631) TA, Rhetorical Theory (COMM 3601) TA, Communication Theory (COMM 3401) University of Georgia 2005-2007Public Speaking (SPCM 1100) TA, Business Communication (SPCM 2300) Graduate School Teaching Portfolio Certificate, 2006 | Ancient Rhetorical Theory LecturesI have created a YouTube playlist containing all the lectures of my Spring 2012 Ancient Rhetorical Theory course at the University of Maryland. Buddhist Argumentation Sample LectureThis is a lecture I gave at the end of an Advanced Argumentation class. In it I discuss Buddhism as a way to expand the theories of the class to a more global perspective. You can view the lecture as an automated PowerPoint presentation with the recorded audio of my lecture. Slides will automatically progress along with the narration. You can also skip ahead to any slide and the narration will start from that point in the lecture. Some of the transitions were cut off and the meditation segment cut short, but all the lecture and discussion is there. If you would like to use portions of the presentation slides for your own class, please feel free to do so. Materials: PowerPoint presentation with my lecture narration, Web-viewable version without narration, meditation guide Video Clips: Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, The Last Samurai |