Teaching

Jennifer Summit

Graduate Courses
“How We Teach and Why: A Seminar on Pedagogy”
(designed and taught with Pam Grossman, School of Education)
“Medieval Devotion”
“Medieval Texts and Topics”
“Chaucer”
“Medieval Women Writers”
“The Cultures of the Medieval Book”
“The Reformation in English Literature”
“Elizabethan Literature”
“Early Women Writers: Materials and Research Methods”
Undergraduate Courses
"Literary History" English Department Core Sequence
(designed and taught with Roland Greene, English Department)
“A Life of Thought or Action: Debates in Literature and Philosophy” Introduction to the Humanities, lecture course
(designed with Blakey Vermeule, English Department)
“Crusades: Interdisciplinary Perspectives” undergraduate lecture course
(designed with Philippe Buc, History Department, and Hester Gelber, Religious Studies Department)
“Honors Seminar” and “Honors College” (seminars for Honors students)
“Medieval Women: Faith, Love, and Learning” (lecture course)
“Chaucer” (lecture course)
“Women Writers of the Middle Ages” (seminar)
“Elizabeth I and Elizabethan Literature” (seminar)
“Gender and the Medieval Literature of Courtly Love,” (seminar)
“Masterpieces of English Literature: Medieval and Renaissance” (lecture course)
“Shakespeare on Film” (lecture course)
“Writing and Critical Thinking: ‘College Fictions’” (freshman writing course)