Jeremy Sabol in France

Professor Sabol has been teaching at Stanford since 2003 and was the recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa Award for Teaching in 2015. He is the associate director of Stanford’s Program in Structured Liberal Education (SLE), as well as a lecturer in Stanford’s design program, called the d.school. He also teaches regularly for Stanford’s Continuing Studies program, as well as for the Masters in Liberal Arts. Jeremy is a specialist in early modern intellectual history, literature and philosophy; however, his teaching at both the undergraduate and graduate level at Stanford addresses a broader landscape of intellectual history, from Aristotle to Karl Marx to Jean-Paul Sartre.

At Stanford:

• Associate director, since 2018, and lecturer, 2003–2018, Program in Structured Liberal Education

• Lecturer, Design Impact Masters Program, 2017–present, Stanford d.school

• Lecturer, Continuing Studies, 2007–2018, and creative writing program, English department, 2009–2018

• Associate director, technology and learning, 2007–2008, and faculty fellow, 2008–2009, Center for Teaching and Learning

• Phi Beta Kappa Award for Teaching, 2015

Degrees and other positions:

• Teaching fellow, French department, Yale University, 1997–2001

• Producer, This Is Hamlet, 2010, and This Is Macbeth, 2008, by Reinventing the Wheel

• BA, physics and literature, 1994, UC-Santa Cruz

• Pensionnaire étranger, 1999–2000, École Normale Supérieure, Paris

• MA, 1996, and PhD, 2002, French, Yale University