Courses taught in humor

• Humor and laughter by Dr. Michael K. Cundall Jr., The Honors College, Arkansas State
• The Rhetoric of American Political Humor by Michael Phillips, Communication, U. of Maryland
• Humor at the workplace (MSD187) by Clyde Fahlmann, Portland Community College.
  Communication and Humor (SCTA 380) by Todd T. Holm, Ph.D, at Concordia College in Moorhead, MN
• Rabbis, rogues and schlemiels: Jewish humor and its roots by Lewis Glinert, Dartmouth College COMP LIT 70
• They Psychology of Humour and Laughter (PSY356: Spring 2002) by Willibald Ruch, Queens U. of Belfast
• The arts and science of humor by Janet Davis, Ph.D, Truman St. U.
• LIN 591: Seminar in Linguistic Humor (Spring 2001) by Don L.F. Nilsen
• Psychology of Humor (Spring 2001) by Jon Mueller
• Ethnic Humor by Ruth Schwartz (Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute)
• Comedy & Laughter by G. Neil Martin
• Enhance Your Teaching With Laughter (University of California Extension, Santa Cruz by Doni Tamblyn)
• Educa desde el humor (Educate through humor) at the Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca, Spain, (July 26th to 30th) by German Payo
• Satire, Irony, and Gallows Humor (Spring 1999) by Don L.F. Nilsen
• Psychology of Humour by Rod A. Martin
• Linguistics of Humor by Jocelyn Cohan
• Writing for Electronic Media Genres: Situation Comedies by Arthur Asa Berger
• Humor: An Interdisciplinary Approach by Martin Lampert (for nurses and students at Holy Names College).
• Literature of Laughter by John A. Dowell
• Linguistic Approaches to Humor by Neal Norrick
• Developing a psychology of humor by Mark Mitchell
• Television Situation Comedy by Angela M. S. Nelson
• The comic theater Comparative Literature, Cornell
• Humor in the Workplace by Clyde Fahlman