Teaching

I teach theology, art history and inclusive design. My courses ask how architecture, art and ritual shape human experience, and how to design places and tools that welcome people who are often left out. I teach in English and Spanish, in person and at a distance. My approach is described in Teaching Philosophy.

Teaching now

  • Diseño Inclusivo y Emocional (Inclusive and Emotional Design). Faculty of Architecture, Universidad Católica de Salta (UCASAL), distance. 2025 to present.
  • Diplomado en Arte Sagrado, Module 3 (Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque). Faculty of Theology, UCASAL. 2024 to present, offered every other year.
  • Liturgy I and II. Domuni Universitas, online. 2015 to present, in English and Spanish.
  • History of Christianity 1 (to 843 CE) and continuing-education courses. University of St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto. 2012 to present. Most recent course: Ritual Spaces and the Sacred Imagination (2026).

Earlier courses

Seminars and supervision

  • Liturgy Seminar. I founded and coordinated this seminar at the Toronto School of Theology, University of Toronto, from 2007 to 2021. See what we did on the seminar blog.
  • IN Series. I created and coordinated these public talks on inclusion, disability, accessibility, health, education, art, culture and design at the Inclusive Design Institute and the IDRC, from 2013 to 2016.
  • Thesis supervision. I advised Lucian Timofte’s Master of Design thesis in Inclusive Design at OCAD University (2013), and I have supervised interns and research assistants across the IDRC projects I coordinated.

My full teaching record is in the Curriculum Vitae.