David K. Seitz
Associate Professor of Cultural Geography
David K. Seitz is a critical geographer of liberal multiculturalism broadly interested in the relationships between fantasy, politics, and urban space. He is the author of two books, and . Alongside his work in the HSA department at HMC, Prof. Seitz is affiliated faculty in the at , and core faculty in the at the Claremont Colleges. He is a member of the editorial collective of and the editorial board of .
Courses Taught
(Please refer to HSA Departmental Courses for this semester鈥檚 courses.) Recent offerings include:
- AMST179B HM Race, Gender, and Class in the Long Great Recession
- AMST179C HM Race, Gender, and Class in Urban Speculative Fiction
- GEOG145 HM Feeling Natural?
- GEOG179K HM Gentrification and Its Discontents
- GWS179B HM Envy: A Queer Feeling?
- HSA10 HM Critical Inquiry: Star Trek, Race, Gender, and Class