Classroom Presentations

Eli’s books are frequently used texts in a variety of classes, including Disability Studies, Queer Studies, Women and Gender Studies, Social Work, Health Humanities, and Composition 101. Eli is available to speak, present, lead discussion, and/or read in classrooms.

A small sampling of his classroom presentations includes:

  • Disability and Ways of Seeing (UC Berkeley)
  • History of the Freak Show (Starr-King College)
  • Queer Disability Art (University of Alberta)
  • Queer Theory and Disability History (Truman State University)
  • Sexual Objectification and Disability (Pennsylvania State University)
  • Stolen Bodies, Reclaimed Bodies: Stereotypes and Lies (University of Calgary)
  • Telling Stories from the Inside Out (Spelman College)
  • The Ableist Invention of Defectiveness (Smith College, School of Social Work)
  • The Marrow’s Telling: Poetry and Disability Culture (University of Michigan)
  • Trans Stories, Trans Theories (Southwestern University)

For a complete listing of Eli’s classroom presentations, download his CV as a PDF.

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