Teaching Experience

2009 -

Associate ProfessorCanadian Forces College

DS 572: Canadian Government and Decision-Making in a Strategic
  Context (8-12 students)

DS 579: Critical Thinking and Writing in a Canadian Context (3-7 students)

DS 800: Defence Studies – Canadian Foreign Policy: Analysis and

  Evaluation (5-12 students)

• DM 521: Canadian Government and Public Policy (reading course)

• Masters of Defence Studies supervisions (6-8 per academic year)

• Lectures and seminars in Canadian history, politics, foreign policy, defence

  studies, leadership, critical thinking (8 to 120 students)

2006 - 2009

Assistant ProfessorCanadian Forces College

• DS 572: Canadian Government and Decision-Making in a Strategic
  Context (8-12 students)

• DS 579: Critical Thinking and Writing in a Canadian Context (3-7 students)

DS 800: Defence Studies – Canadian Foreign Policy: Analysis and

  Evaluation (5-12 students)

• Masters of Defence Studies supervisions (6-8 per academic year)

• Lectures and seminars in Canadian history, politics, foreign policy, defence

  studies, leadership, critical thinking (8 to 120 students)

2007 - 2009

InstructorRyerson University

CHST 711 – Canada and the United States (15-25 students)

2006

LecturerUniversity of Toronto

HIS 311Y – Canadian External Relations (75 students)

2005

LecturerUniversity of Toronto

HIS 311Y – Canadian External Relations (75 students)

• HIS 498H – Independent Study (1 student)

Oral Presentation Skills for Non-Native Speakers of English (non-credit

  course for 15 graduate students offered by the Office of English Language

  and Writing Support, School of Graduate Studies)

2004-2005

LecturerUniversity of Toronto

• HIS 311Y – Canadian External Relations (180 students)

• HIS 498Y – Independent Study (1 student)

2004-2005

Writing InstructorUniversity College, University of Toronto

• University College Writing Workshop

2004

LecturerUniversity of Toronto

• HIS 311Y – Canadian External Relations (75 students)

2003

InstructorUniversity of Toronto

• HIS 311Y – Canadian External Relations (55 students)

• HIS 498H – Independent Study (1 student)

2000-2005

Teaching AssistantUniversity of Toronto

• HIS 311Y – Canadian External Relations (2000-2005)

• Small group seminars (15 students) and grading

• HIS 361Y – Twentieth Century Canada (2000-2001)

• Grading

1998-2000

Teaching Assistant - Carleton University

• HI 24.130A – Introduction to Canadian History (1999-2000)

• Small group seminars (15 students) and grading

• HI 24.234A - Introduction to Canadian Social History (1998-1999)

• Grading

1997-1998

Teaching Assistant - Trent University

• EN 205 - Methods in Literary Analysis

• Discussion groups (10 students)

Adam has also had extensive experience at the high school level, particularly with gifted students - information provided upon request.



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