Proud to announce that I will be independently teaching a modified version of my graduate immigration history/policy course online to anyone who wants to take it with several different--all very reasonable!--pricing options.
Registration & more info: forms.gle/RdCoYYbps3VAc3…
Registration & more info: forms.gle/RdCoYYbps3VAc3…
(this course schedule is representative, but obviously from the graduate seminar I am currently teaching this semester)
I mean, what else are you doing for the next two months right? I'm getting the hang of this online teaching thing, and it can actually be almost approaching nearly as much fun as actually being in the room. (My classes are also a lot more than me talking, and still will be)
I'm doing this because
1) Many different people have expressed interest in taking a course currently only accessible to graduate students
2) Reduced business + our commitment to staff salaries/benefits through this crisis = I won't be giving myself paycheck for a few months
1) Many different people have expressed interest in taking a course currently only accessible to graduate students
2) Reduced business + our commitment to staff salaries/benefits through this crisis = I won't be giving myself paycheck for a few months
I'm thinking this course will meet once a week by Zoom in the late afternoon/early evening after we're all done with our working-from-home obligations for about three months, but I'm happy to finalize things democratically via polling
