Here are courses that I taught at Penn State Harrisburg. In addition to content courses, I study and teach pedagogy, instructional technology, educational history and philosophy, and higher education administration (see the link to “teaching and learning”). Click on highlighted courses for links to syllabi.
GRADUATE:
American Studies Theory and Method
American Studies Seminar
Problems in American Studies (Teaching & Learning, Tradition and Heritage, The Body)
Material Culture and Folklife (Folk Art and Architecture, Foodways) Topics in Popular Culture ( Consumer Culture,, Digital Culture)
Topics in Folklore (Folklore and Aging, Narrative, Ritual and Festival, Roots Music)
Seminar (Death in America, American Future, Ethnicity and Immigration, Jewish-American
Experience)
Topics in European History (Holocaust and Jewish Studies, Study Tour to Poland)
Public Heritage
Teaching American Studies
UNDERGRADUATE:
Introduction to American Studies
Popular Culture and Folklife
Introduction to American Folklore
Expressions in the Humanities (World Folklore)
American Masculinities
Ethnic America
Industrial America
Jewish Studies
Maxwell C. Weiner Distinguished Professor of Humanities, Missouri University of Science and Technology, Office of the Dean of Arts, Sciences, and Education, Rolla, Missouri, 2018-2019. Material Culture and Technology
Walt Whitman Distinguished Chair in American Cultural Studies, Leiden University, The Netherlands, 2006.
Approaches to Cultural Studies
Visiting Professor, American 
Studies, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, Summer 2005, 2006.
Visiting Professor, Folklore and American Civilization, Harvard University, 1997-1998.
Folklore in American Civilization,
Ethnic History and Culture
Fulbright Professor of American Studies, Osaka University, Japan, 1996-1997.
American History and Culture
Material Culture
Visiting Distinguished Professor of American Studies, University of California at Davis, Summer 1991.
American Folklife.