| Instructor Biography: Lori Rotskoff | |
LORI ROTSKOFF is a cultural historian, writer, educator, and public speaker specializing in memoirs and narrative nonfiction; childhood and youth; women’s and gender studies; and arts and culture. She studied history and literature at Northwestern University and earned a PhD in American Studies at Yale.
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| Also Teaching | |
| Author Visit: A Conversation with Jonathan Eig, Master Storyteller and Biographer | |
| Book Discussion: Caste by Isabel Wilkerson | |
| Leaving the Fold: Memoirs of Faith, Doubt, Community, and Self-Transformation | |
| Podcast Discussion: “Nice White Parents,” Public Schools, and the Realities of Privilege and Power | |
| The Criminal Justice System, Race, and Policing in America An Evening with Journalist Jamiles Lartey | |
| The Power of Family: New Documentary Films in Social Context | |
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