Syllabus Exchange

We would like to add more syllabi to this list, so please send in yours to Brett Mizelle, our editor in charge of the syllabus exchange!

• Ralph Acampora (phirra@hofstra.edu), Hofstra University
  Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas: An(im)alogies of Moral Monstrosity
  
  
• Abel Alves (aalves@bsu.edu), Ball State University
  History 497: Animals in the Atlantic World
  
  
• Karla Armbruster (armbruka@webster.edu), Webster
  English 2110 Perspectives: Humans and Other Animals
  
  
• Pamela Banting (pbanting@ucalgary.ca), University of Calgary
  Eng 607 The Human and Its Others: The Question of the Animal
  
  
• Tracy Basile (tbasile@pace.edu), Pace University
  Animals & Society
  
  
• Beth Berkowitz (beberkowitz@jtsa.edu), The Jewish Theological Seminary of America
  TAL 6150: Humans and Other Animals in Talmudic Torts
  
  
• Mark L. Berrettini (mark.berrettini@unco.edu), University of Northern Colorado
  HUM 320 Wildlife Film and Television
  
  
• Matthew Brower (mbrower@yorku.ca),York University
  Envisioning Animals: Animals and Visual Culture
  
  
• Una Chaudhuri (una.chaudhuri@nyu.edu), New York University
  Topics in Performance Studies: Animal Rites
  
  
• David L. Clark (dclark@mcmaster.ca), McMaster University
  Cultural Studies 767: Regarding Animals: Theories of Non-Human Life
  
  
• Rosemary-Claire Collard (rosemary.claire@gmail.com), U British Columbia
  Geog 547A: MA Directed Reading, Animal Geographies (includes annotated bibliography)
  
  
• Susan Crane (sc2298@columbia.edu), Columbia University
  Medieval Animals
  
  
• Keri Cronin (Keri.Cronin@BrockU.CA), Brock University
  Visual Arts 3P98: Special Studies in Visual Culture: Picturing Animals
  
  
• Margo DeMello (margo@rabbit.org), Central New Mexico
  Soc 2096 Animals & Society
  
  
• Kári Driscoll (kd2180@columbia.edu), Columbia University
  At The Zoo: Looking at Animals in Modern Literature & Culture
  
  
• Carla Freccero (freccero@ucsc.edu), UC Santa Cruz
  Literature 101: Animal Theory
  LFTR 152: Les Animaux
  LFTR 230: Humanism in the Making: Animals Before/After Descartes
  
  
• Cliff Flynn (cflynn@uscupstate.edu), University of South Carolina Upstate
  Soc 321 Animals & Society
  
  
• Erica Fudge (E.Fudge@mdx.ac.uk), Middlesex University
  ELS3003 Representing Animals in Fiction, 1877 to the Present
  
  
• Maria Elena Garcia (meg71@u.washington.edu), University of Washington
  Anth 3403R Animals: Articulating Human and Non-Human Struggles
  Suffering: Animals, Violence, and the Consequences of Silence
  CHID 390: Violent Intimacies: Encountering the Animal
  
  
• Carol Gigliotti (gigliott@eciad.ca), Emily Carr Institute
  Environmental Ethics
  Critical Animal Studies
  
  
• Joan Gordon (gorjoan@gmail.com), Nassau Community College, NY
  Animal Studies and Science Fiction, Marie Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin, Poland
  
  
• Donna Haraway (haraway@ucsc.edu), UC Santa Cruz
  Hisc 251A Readings in Science Studies: Science Studies Meets Critter Studies
  Hisc 217A Geofeminisms II: Phylogeography, Love and Justice
  Hisc 250A Animal Studies as Science Studies: We Have Never Been Human
  
  
• Tami Harbolt-Bosco (tharboltbosco@bellarmine.edu), Bellarmine University
  Freshman Seminar – Animal Studies
  
  
• Matthew Hill (matthew-e-hill@uiowa.edu), University of Iowa
  Anthropology 113: Animals, Culture & Food
  ANTH 3261: Our Life With Dogs
  
  
• Laura Hobgood-Oster (hoboster@southwestern.edu), Southwestern University
  REL 19-303-01 Religion and Animals
  
  
• Alice J. Hovorka (ahovorka@uoguelph.ca) University of Guelph
  UNIV 1200(8) The Lives of Animals
  
  
• Alastair Hunt (aliphunt@gmail.com), Portland State University
  Eng 494/594 Critical Animal Theory
  
  
• Leslie Irvine ([irvinel@colorado.edu), University of Colorado
  Sociology 4017, Animals and Society
  
  
• Alexandra Isfahani-Hammond (aisfahani@ucsd.edu), UC San Diego
  LTAM 110: Brazilian Humanimals: Species & Postcoloniality in Brazilian Literature
  
  
• Robbie Pfeufer Kahn (Robbie.kahn@uvm.edu), University of Vermont
  Sociology 253: Sociology of Animals & Society
  
  
• Linda Kalof (lkalof@msu.edu), Michigan State University
  ACR 823 Animals, People and Nature
  SOC 840 Animals and Social Transformations
  
  
• Hilda Kean (HKEAN@ruskin.ac.uk), Ruskin College, Oxford
  Module: Animals and Humans: Whose History?
  
  
• Michael Lundblad (Michael.Lundblad@ColoState.edu), Colorado State University
  American Literature in Cultural Contexts: Contemporary American Animality
  The Nature of the Beast in American Culture
  Critical Studies in Literature & Culture: Animality Studies
  
  
• Teresa Mangum (teresa-mangum@uiowa.edu), University of Iowa
  Literature and Society: Capturing Animals
  
  
• Christine L. Marran (marran@umn.edu), University of Minnesota
  Animals in Culture
  
  
• Garry Marvin (g.marvin@roehampton.ac.uk), Roehampton University
  Animals, Culture & Society
  
  
• Susan McHugh (smchugh@pipeline.une.edu), University of New England
  ENG 204: Animals, Literature and Culture
  
  
• Robert McKay (r.mckay@shef.ac.uk), University of Sheffield
  Theory, Animals and the Environment
  The Animal in Postcolonial Writing & the Writing of Race
  Animal Writes: Beasts and Humans in Fiction
  
  
• Clay McShane (c.mcshane@neu.edu), Northeastern University
  Seminar on the History of Human-Animal Relations
  
  
• Tobias Menely (tmenely@willamette.edu), Willamette University
  Humans and Other Animals
  
  
• Angela Mertig (amertig@mtsu.edu), Middle Tennessee State University
  Animals and Society
  
  
• Robert Mitchell (robert.mitchell@eku.edu), Eastern Kentucky University
  Introduction to Animal Studies
  East Kentucky University Animal Studies Major
  
  
• Brett Mizelle (dmizelle@csulb.edu), CSU Long Beach
  Hist 510 Human-Animal Relationships in Historical Perspective
  Amst 421 Animals in American Culture SCO (Standard Course Outline and Syllabus)
  
  
• Georgina Montgomery (georgina@Montana.edu), Montana
  Hist 468 Animal Histories
  Phil 226 Other Animals
  
  
• Amy Nelson (anelson@vt.edu), Virginia Tech
  Deep History and Domestication: The Animal Side of Human Life
  
  
• Susan Nusser (snusser@carrollu.edu), Carroll University
  First Year Writing Seminar: Animals and Society
  
  
• Onno Oerlemans (ooerlema@hamilton.edu), Hamilton College
  Representing the Animal
  
  
• Susan Pearson (sjp@northwestern.edu), Northwestern University
  Hist 102-6 The Human-Animal Relationship in Historical Perspective
  
  
• Helena Pedersen & Tobias Linné (helena.pedersen@mah.se), Lund University
  Critical Animal Studies: Animals in Society, Culture and the Media
  
  
• Dee Perez (perezd@sou.edu), , Southern Oregon University
  First-year Sequence: Examining our Relationships with Animals
  
  
• Anna Peterson (annap@ufl.edu), University of Florida
  Rel 5396: Religion and Animals
  
  
• Mary Pollock (mpollock@stetson.edu), Stetson University 
  First-Year Seminar: Arks & Islands: Speciation & Extinction
  
  
• Stephanie Posthumus (stephanie.posthumus@mcgill.ca), McGill University 
  LLCU 119: Literary Animals, A Cross-Cultural Perspective
  
  
• Massimo Petrozzi, (mpetroz1@jhmi.edu), Johns Hopkins University
  140.383 Thinking & Living with Animals
  
  
• Karen Rader (krader@slc.edu), Sarah Lawrence College
  Animal Minds, Animal Bodies
  
  
• Alan Rauch (arauch@uncc.edu), UNC Charlotte
  English 3050-Honors: Animals, Culture & Society
  
  
• Harriet Ritvo (hnritvo@mit.edu), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  21H.909 People and Other Animals
  
  
• Mieke Roscher (mroscher@uni-bremen.de), Universität Bremen
  Animals and Cultural History
  
  
• Rebecca Saunders (rasaund@ilstu.edu), Illinois State University
  (Hum)animality
  
  
• Boria Sax (vogelgreif@aol.com), State University of Illinois at Springfield
  Animals and Human Civilization
  Animals and Literature
  
  
• Ike Sharpless (ikesharpless@gmail.com), Tufts University
  Perspectives on Human-Animal Relations
  U Mass Lowell Seminar: Animal Rights and Animal Welfare
  
  
• Ted Toadvine (toadvine@uoregon.edu), University of Oregon
  Phil 540 Animality
  
  
• Daniel Cross Turner (dturner1@coastal.edu), Coastal Carolina University
  Eng 300: Critical Conversations in English--Animals
  
  
• Brett Walker (bwalker@montana.edu), Montana State
  Hist 468 Animal Histories
  
  
• Gary Walsh (antaresred@msn.com), University of Washington
  Summer Focus Group: Pokeman 101
  
  
• Kari Weil (kweil@cca.edu), California College of the Arts
  Methods of Knowledge Seminar: Animal Subjects
  
  
• Amy Youngs (youngs.6@osu.edu), Ohio State University
  Aspects of Art & Technology: Living, Biological and Eco Art