Graduate-Level
- History 6300: The Art and Craft of Teaching History (seminar and workshop for Ph.D students)
- History 6324A: Europe Since 1900 (historiographical Survey)
- Master’s in Liberal Arts and Science 6700: Leonardo da Vinci
- Master’s in Liberal Arts and Science 6300: World War II
- Master’s in Liberal Arts and Science 6400: Human Flourishing
Undergraduate level, regularly-taught courses
- Humanities 1610: AI and Society
- History 2780: Superhuman Civilization: Pharmaceuticals, Bioelectronics, Genetics
- History 2720: World War II
- History 2790: Human Flourishing: Personal, Spiritual, National, Global
- History 3000: The History Workshop: Introduction to the Historian’s Craft
- History 4960: Senior Capstone Seminar
- European Studies 2201: Europe Since 1900
Undergraduate level, occasionally-taught courses
- Honors 1820: Science, Technology, Values
- Honors 1820: Human Flourishing: Societal, Personal, Spiritual (seminar)
- Honors 182-19: How to change the course of history
- Honors 182: What makes us human?
- Honors 182-25: How Malleable is Human Nature?
- Honors 182-21: Neuroscience and Emergent Properties: How does a brain beget a mind?
- Honors 182-19: Leonardo da Vinci
- Honors 181-39: Ethics of Human Biological Enhancement
- Honors 184-15: Boundaries of the Human in the Age of Robots and Clones
- Honors 184-13: Subhuman, Superhuman, Robot: Humanity in the Age of Machines
- History 101: Western Civilization Since 1700
- History 225: Europe, 1918-1945
- History 226: Europe Since 1945
- History 285a: Human Biological Enhancement (seminar)
- History 295: Research Seminar on the History of Environmentalism