TEACHING
Professor Hurd teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on religion, law, and global politics; American borders; and the United States and the world.
Information for prospective graduate students is here. Please read before contacting me.
In 2024 Hurd co-taught a summer course on Religion, Law, and Politics with Prof. Carlos Manrique at the University of the Andes in Bogotá. She enjoys traveling and teaching abroad and has been visiting faculty at Sciences-Po Paris and the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
Hurd co-curates the open access Teaching Law and Religion Case Study Archive, offering legal cases and background materials on the intersections of law, religion, and politics around the world.
Undergraduate
The American Border (Political Science 395, spring 2024)
First-Year Seminar: Politics of Religion at Home and Abroad
Politics of Religious Diversity
Religion and Politics beyond Freedom and Violence
Graduate
Religion & Politics: American and Global Perspectives (Political Science 490/Religious Studies 482, fall 2024)