Christine teaches classes in Spanish on contemporary Spanish language, literature, culture and digital media. In English, she teaches courses on sustainability and social change, Generation X, media culture and literacy, remix culture, the Arts & Humanities and the Liberal Arts. She has team-taught with faculty from across the college, in particular with colleagues from the Computer Science Department on topics pertaining to new media, social networking and video games. She has also developed several multidisciplinary courses taught by faculty across campus, including the Humanities Super Seminar and "Entrepreneurship and Digital Media," a course generously supported by Michael Rapaport, Union alum of '59. Prof. Henseler is fluent in Spanish, German and English. Union College Courses taught in Spanish
Courses taught in English
Spring 2013: In Your Face: The Self in the Digital Age Spring 2014: The Arts & Humanities in Health and Healing Spring 2015: Humans vs. Zombies: Humanistic and Scientific Reflections on the Apocalypse Spring 2017: Street Smarts: The Future of Urban Living Spring 2018: Alexander Hamilton
Middlebury College (Summer 2005 - Visiting Assistant Professor) Courses taught:
Cornell University (Fall 2004 - Visiting Assistant Professor) Courses taught:
SUNY Fredonia (1999-2001 - Assistant Professor) Joint tenure track appointment in the Dept. of Modern Languages & Literatures and Women's Studies. |
SPRING 2019
Students of the "Spanish Fiction Mutaneers" (SPN 306) class created a Remake of Augustín Fernández Mallo's Nocilla Dream using a critical + creative approach. SPRING 2019
STUDENTS CALL FOR SOCIAL CHANGE SPRING 2018
MILLENNIALS AND SOCIAL CHANGE Students in this class will self-publish a book and give proceeds to one or more changemakers of their choice. The Humanities Super Seminar
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