Courses taught across literary studies, cultural studies, writing, film, and humanities at UW-Madison and UNC Charlotte.
The Art of African Feminist Writing
Guest Lecturer · November 2025 · Dr. Ainehi Edoro-Glines
Guest lecture on formalism and composition for a large lecture course.
African Feminisms
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2025–Spring 2026 · Dr. Ainehi Edoro-Glines
Three sections of a large lecture literature course. Also served as Lead TA/TA Liaison, managing day-to-day course administration.
18th Century to the Present
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2025–Spring 2026 · Dr. Mario Ortíz-Robles
Three sections of a large lecture literature course for English majors.
Topics in Literature and Film: Visual Storytelling
Non-Section Teaching Assistant · Summer–Fall 2025 · Dr. Amanda Shubert
Asynchronous instructional support for an online literature and film course. Alfonso-Stokes also designed and developed this new non-section TA position in compliance with college requirements to expand course enrollment by 2,000+ students.
Introduction to Comparative U.S. and American Indian Studies
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Spring 2024 · Dr. Theresa Delgadillo
Four sections of a large lecture course in the Department of Chican@ and Latin@ Studies. Prepared and taught lessons; held office hours; full responsibility for student grades; assisted in developing rubrics.
African Feminisms
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2022–Fall 2023 · Dr. Ainehi Edoro-Glines
Three sections of a large lecture literature course.
Social Media Writing
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2022–Spring 2023 · Dr. Ainehi Edoro-Glines
Three sections. Also served as Assistant Course Developer (Summer 2023): revised course content, created assignments, developed the TA handbook with week-by-week lessons and grading protocols.
Planetary Humanities
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2022–Spring 2023 · Dr. Frédéric Neyrat
Three sections of a large lecture literature course addressing global and ecological perspectives in the humanities.
Approaches to Literature
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2020–Spring 2021 · Dr. Matthew Rowney
Two sections of a course for English majors. Graded essays; held office hours; facilitated discussion groups.
Science, Technology, and Culture
Graduate Teaching Assistant · Fall 2020–Spring 2021 · Dr. Alan Rauch
One section of a large-format general education course. Graded assignments; held office hours; served in a lecturing capacity.
Lead TA / TA Liaison
Department of English, UW-Madison
Course coordinator for large lecture courses. Supervised TAs, managed attendance and accommodations, corresponded with students. Also served as TA liaison for English/Theater 120: Introduction to Theater Studies, overseeing course infrastructure (TopHat, Canvas, RegisterBlast) and data input from exams.
Assistant Director of Literature TA Training
Department of English, UW-Madison — alongside Dr. David Zimmerman
Co-designed and structured the Literature TA training program: a two-day orientation and nine-week seminar for incoming teaching assistants. Created assignments and lessons; advised new TAs; led discussion; developed professional training presentations.
Non-Section TA Position Creator
Department of English, UW-Madison
Developed a new non-section Literature TA position in compliance with college requirements to expand courses by 2,000+ students. Oversaw a workload project collecting data from new non-section TAs on hours and labor distribution; worked with department staff and faculty to design and troubleshoot the position.
English Course Coordinator
Department of English, UW-Madison
Coordinated large lecture courses; managed TAs, attendance records, external guest lecturer invitations, and student correspondence.