One of the fundamental aspects of my job as a historian is the transmission of my scholarship to my students and the general public. For each person and each student I encounter I seek to encourage a love of history that provides a solid foundation for making informed decision and critical thinking.
Macalester College (Saint Paul, MN)
Native History from 1871 (HIST/AMST 226) Spring 2023
Native History to 1870 (HIST/AMST 225) Fall 2022
Frontiers, Borderlands, and Wests (HIST 294) Spring 2023
From Treaties to Land Back Foundations of Federal Indian Law (HIST 394) Spring 2023
Indigenous America (HIST 394) Fall 2022
University of St. Thomas (Saint Paul, MN)
United States in Global Perspective Beginnings to 1865 (HIST 113) Fall 2020; Spring 2021 Adjunct Faculty
United States in Global Perspective from 1865 to the Present (HIST 114) Fall 2019; Spring 2020; Summer 2020 Adjunct Faculty
Metropolitan State University (Saint Paul, MN)
American Indian History (HIST 310) Spring 2020; Spring 2021 Community Faculty
History of the Environmental Movement since 1900 (HIST 333) Fall 2019 Community Faculty
The American Presidents (HIST 313) Spring 2019 Community Faculty
American Empire: U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1898 (HIST 337) Fall 2018 Community Faculty
University of Minnesota, Morris (Morris, MN)
History of the American West (HIST 2451) Spring 2018 Teaching Post-Doc Fellow
Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS 1101) Fall 2017 Teaching Post-Doc Fellow
Michigan State University (East Lansing, MI)
Native Americans in North America since 1830 (HST 379) Spring 2016, Spring 2015 Class Instructor
United States History to 1876 [online course] (HST 202) Summer 2015, Summer 2014 Online Teaching Assistant
United States History to 1876 (HST 202) Fall 2014 Teaching Assistant
United States and the World 1898-2001 (IAH 201) Spring 2013, Fall 2012 Teaching Assistant
Jacob C. Jurss 