Teaching
Isaac
Kamola
Experience
ACLS Fellow, Department of Political Science, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD:
• "Theories of International Political Economy" (seminar), Fall 2011. (syllabus)
• "Theorists of African National Liberation" (seminar), Fall 2011. (syllabus)
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Center for the Humanities, Wesleyan University , Middletown, CT:
• "Thinking Globalization from the Third World " (seminar), Fall
2010. (syllabus)
Visiting Instructor, Department of Political
Science, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN:
• "The Politics of Africa" (seminar), Spring
2008 & Spring 2009. (syllabus)
Instructor, Department of Political Science,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN:
• "International Relations" (lecture), Fall 2008. (syllabus)
• "International Conflict and Security" (lecture & masters
level), Fall 2007.
• "Global Politics" (introductory), Spring 2007.
Classes I Am Prepared To Teach
As a result of my liberal arts background and my interdisciplinary training I am prepared to teach classes on a wide range of subjects, including: globalization, IR theory, conflict and security, international political economy and African politics. I am also interested in developing a number of topical courses including one on the international politics of higher education and another covering the political economy of violence in Africa.
Teaching Dossier (PDF)
Professional Training
Teaching Assistant,
Department of Political Science, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
MN:
• Fall 2002—Fall 2006
• Courses include: International Relations, Power and Choice,
Ideas and Ideology, The Cuban Revolution, Southeast Asian Politics, American
Political Thought, Education and American Democracy, American Democracy in a
Changing World.
TA Web Certification Program, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, Fall 2005
Teacher Training Workshop, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN: