I am very jealous (seriously, I am) of Richard Bailey, Associate Professor of History at Canisius College, a Catholic liberal arts college in Buffalo. As I toil away teaching traditional courses like “Pennsylvania History,” “United States History to 1865,” and “Colonial America,” Richard is teaching the following courses this semester:
HIS 302: “Sex, Sinners, and Spiders: Jonathan Edwards’s Life in the Colonial Atlantic World”
HIS 421: “Nature and the Arts of Angling, Restoration, and Contemplation”
HON 246: “American Religions”
Tonight Richard posted a pic of his syllabi on his Facebook page.
By the way, check out his recent book, Race and Redemption in Puritan New England
Readers: Head to the comment session or my FB page and tell us about your ideal course.
Haha, John. I wouldn't say this is a normal schedule for me. But I'm not complaining about it. Not a bit.
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