Teaching and Mentoring
Teaching and mentoring is at the heart of Patricia Lopez’s presence in academia. Please navigate through these categories by selecting one of the tabs.
Dartmouth
GEOG 001 (now: 002), Introduction to Human Geography
GEOG 004, Global Poverty and Care (Social Impact Practicum)
GEOG 007, Global Ties/Intimate Lives (RWIT)
GEOG 017, Geopolitics and Third World Development
GEOG 066, Geopolitics and Humanitarianism
GEOG 89, 10 Weeks, 10+ Instructors: #BlackLivesMatter (Co-Instructor; Department of Geography and African and African American Studies)
GEOG 90, Senior Seminar—Topical
- Politics of Living and Dying
- Global Poverty and Care Ethics
University of Washington * instructor of record
GEOG 490, Field Research: The Seattle Research (Capstone)
GEOG 431, Gender and Geography
University of Washington * teaching assistant
GEOG 123, Introduction to Globalization
GEOG 208, Geography of the World Economy: Regional Fortunes and the Rise of Global Markets
GEOG 280, Geography and Health and Health Care
GEOG 331, Global Poverty and Care
HUM 211, Justice and Global Health
- 2021. Chair. Ameena Razzaque. Title: “The Rupturing of Another Pathology: COVID-19 in the Experiences of Muslim American Women.” Senior Honors Thesis, Special Major, Women’s Health in the MENASA Region.
- 2021. Chair. Jasmine Butler. Title: “Mississippi Memore: Blues, Black Geographies, and the 1927 Mississippi River Floods.” High Honors. Senior Honors Thesis, Geography.
- 2021. Chair. Rachel Kent. Title: “Geographies of More-Than-Human Agroecological Care.” High Honors. Senior Honors Thesis, Geography.
- 2021. Mentor. Rachel Florman. Title: “Body Politics: Reproductive Governance and Autonomy in the United States.” Honors. Senior Honors Thesis, Geography
- 2020. Third reader. Ukasha Farooq, MALS MA Thesis. Title: Philanthropic Terrorism: The Failure of INGOs in Pakistan and the Consequential Success of part “Terrorist,” part Humanitarian Organization, Jamaat-ud-Dawa. Dartmouth, College.
- 2019. Chair. Samantha Sobol, MALS MA Thesis. Title: “Environmental Racism and Inequities in Access to Clean Water in Uniontown, Alabama: Erasure and Community Activism.” Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2019. Chair. Stephanie Colao, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “(Re)Producing the State: Calculating and Excluding Sexual Risk through the Public Health Service Act.” High Honors. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2019. Reader. Benny Adapon, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “Political Ecology and Care: Indigeneity and Development in the Tagbanua Ancestral Domain.” Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2019. Reader. Lucía Cabellero, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “The Biopolitics of Border Control: The Case of Venezuelan Refugees in Colombia.” High Honors. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2018. Chair. Alexandra Sclafani, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “In pursuit of livable communities: An ethics of care for Vermont and New Hampshire agri-food systems.” High Honors. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2018. Reader. Lindsay Salem, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “Evaluating Spatiotemporal Access to Emergency Medical Care on Native American Reservations in North and South Dakota”. High Honors. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2017. Chair. Rebecca Asoulin, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “Western yoga: the search for authenticity.” Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2017. Chair. Haley Reicher, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “In pursuit of global health: the role of startups in producing medical technologies for developing world healthcare delivery.” Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2017. Reader. Soohyung Hur. Title: “The caring “Cosmopolitans”: young people ‘s national paths to international development.” High Honors. Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2015, Spring. Reader. Tianyang (Tracy) Wang, Senior Honors Thesis, Geography. Title: “Searching for Home: Exploring Dartmouth International Students’ Notions of Home.” Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
- 2011, Fall. Supervisor. Allison Ferguson, International Studies Honors Qualifying Paper. Title: “White demon sophistry: Exploring the Gates Foundation’s control over the production of knowledge of women of the global south”; winner – Undergraduate Library Research Award (Spring 2012).
- 2011, Spring. Supevisor. Helen Elizabeth Olsen, Undergraduate Library Research Award project. Title: “Creating systems of care: Integrated health delivery programs and the work of PATH.”