Teaching

At the graduate level, I teach CA methods and social interaction in health care contexts. At the undergraduate level, I  teach an introductory methods course that is a pre-requisite for the major and an upper division class on physician-patient interaction. Undergraduates interested in social interaction should take Soc 124A and B as well as 125, and see anything on offer from my colleagues affiliated with the Center for Language, Interaction and Culture (CLIC)  in Sociology, Anthropology, Asian Languages & Cultures, and Communication .

Graduate students or CLIC visitors  interested in taking part in the 289 advanced seminar must have completed basic training in CA (244AB or the equivalent) and have instructor permission.

Fall 2023 No teaching planned

Winter 2024 Soc 19: Kids in Talk

    Soc 289 Advanced CA Practicum (aka Data Session)

Spring 2024 Soc 244c Conversational Structures III (G)

    Soc 140: Negotiating Medical Care (UG)

    Soc 189: Honors section of 140 (UG)

Graduate students can attend the CA Working Group for course credit by contacting the faculty coordinator.

CA Working Group talks are held on Thursdays 5-6:30pm. See website for schedule or to join our listserv.

Office Hours by appointment.