Winter 2024 Courses
Artificial Intelligence and Human Health (Graduate)
Artificial intelligence systems are shaping the practices, discourses, and imagined futures of human health and wellbeing. We’ll work to understand AI’s histories, technical affordances, social impacts, and role in debates about the future of human health and healthcare in Canada and around the world.
Courses Taught — Western University
Social Media + Networked Life (Fall 2020 syllabus)
Artificial Intelligence and Human Health (Undergraduate) (Fall 2020 syllabus)
The Ethics and Social Impacts of Artificial Intelligence Systems (Fall 2023 syllabus)
Interdisciplinary Issues in Health Information Science (Fall 2023 syllabus)
Courses Taught — New York University
Media, Technology, and Society (Spring 2014 syllabus, Spring 2016 syllabus)
Video Games: Culture and Industry (Fall 2013, Fall 2015)
Cultural Capital: Media and Arts in NYC (Summer 2012)
Courses Assisted — New York University/American University in Paris
Cultural Globalization in France (Summer 2013, Rodney Benson/John Downing)
Memory and Visual Culture (Summer 2013, Marita Sturken/Charles Talcott)
Politics And Economics Of Global Media (Summer 2010, John Downing/Mark Crispin Miller)
Media, Religion And Globalization (Summer 2010, Wadick Doyle/Arvind Rajagopal)
Courses Assisted — New York University
Introduction to Media Studies (Fall 2009 & Fall 2010, Victor Pickard)
History of Media and Communication (Spring 2010, Lisa Gitelman)
Courses Assisted — University of Toronto
20th Century American Diplomacy (Fall/Spring 2007-2008, Carol Chin)