Zen Dochterman
Pronouns He / Him / His
Email zdochter@usc.edu
Biography
Z.D. Dochterman holds a Ph.D. from UCLA in Comparative Literature, with a focus on Central American poetry and aesthetics. He has taught about globalization, community engagement and labor in his Writing Classes. His pedagogical interests include collective writing practices, ungrading, AI, and first-generation student issues.
Additionally, he writes speculative fiction, and his stories have appeared or are forthcoming in “Seize the Press,” “Bone Parade,” and “Molotov Cocktail,” and his essays on film and work have appeared in “The Conversation,” and the USC Dornsife Magazine.
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- (Fall 2022) WRIT 150. Writing and Critical Reasoning–Thematic Approaches – Community Engagement, MWF, 09:00am – 09:50am, WPH106
- (Fall 2022) WRIT 150. Writing and Critical Reasoning–Thematic Approaches – Community Engagement, MWF, 10:00am – 10:50am, SOS B45
- (Fall 2022) WRIT 150. Writing and Critical Reasoning–Thematic Approaches – Community Engagement, MWF, 12:00pm – 12:50pm, GFS228
- (Spring 2023) WRIT 150. Writing and Critical Reasoning–Thematic Approaches – Community Engagement, MWF, 09:00am – 09:50am, GFS221
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