Kameelah has taught courses in English and African American Studies at Georgia State University, University of Houston, Savannah State University, and the College of Charleston.  A selected number of course titles are listed below: 

Undergraduate Courses:

Ancestries of Enslavement

Intro to African American Literature       Intro to African American Studies

Afro-Caribbean Literature                          Literary and Cultural Theory

African American Fiction                            African American Non-fiction

African American Poetry                             African Literature

Voodoo and Visual Culture                         Gullah/Geechee Presence in AfAm Lit

American Literature Survey                       American Literature 1914-1945

Black Literature and Film                           Literature of the Harlem Renaissance

20^th c. Black Women Writers                     Women and Voodoo

Ethnic American Literature                       Hurston and Hughes

The Conjure Tradition                                 The Work of Langston Hughes

Ronald E. McNair Summer Research Writing Seminar

Graduate Courses:

The Folklore of Zora Neale Hurston              20^th c. Major American Authors (Toni Morrison)

Exploring the Conjure Trope                            Black Literary Masculinity

Women and Voodoo                                            Black Women and the Blues Tradition

MA Pro-Seminar