At Allegheny College, I have taught courses like “Intro to Latinx Studies,” “(Un)Making Latinidad” and “Colorblindness,” as well as research seminars and Spanish language classes.
At Harvard, I have taught courses like “Intro to Latinx Studies,” “Queer Latinx Borderlands,” “Race & Representation in Modern America,” and “Queer Theory.” In conjunction with my seminar “Latinx, 1492 to 2022,” I organized the art exhibit “N[eg]ation” by Alán Peláez López at the Smith Center Arts Wing. See more about Alán’s installation here.
At the Consortium for Graduate Studies in Gender, Culture, Women, and Sexuality, hosted by MIT, I have taught WGS.610: Feminist & Queer Theory.
I have also taught “Latin Lovers: Gender & Sexuality in the Americas” and “Literature of the Displaced” for precollege students with TeenSHARP, led community workshops with Incite Seminars, and shared yoga practices at Yoga Spot, Puentes de Salud, and elsewhere.
Tommy Conners 