Alaric's teaching and supervising and external examining:

Doctoral supervision
Angela Smith, 'King Æthelstan in the English, Continental and Scandinavian Traditions of the Tenth to the Thirteenth Centuries.'
Erika Sigurdson, 'The Church in Fourteenth-Century Iceland: Administrative Structures, Literacy and the Formation of an Elite Clerical Identity'
Leeds: Institute for Medieval Studies 2008-
Sheryl McDonald, 'Icelandic-European Dialogue in Nítíða saga' Leeds: School of English 2009-
Helen Price, 'The Relationship between Human and Non-Human in Anglo-Saxon Literature: Shaping Literary Ecology'
Katherine Miller, 'The Lexicon of Slavery in Old English'
Leeds: School of English 2010-
Doctoral examining
Paul B. Sturtevant, 'Based on a True History? The Impact of Popular ‘Medieval Film’ on the Public Understanding of the Middle Ages' Leeds: Institute for Medieval Studies 2010
Rebecca Fisher, 'Writing Charms: The Transmission and Performance of Charms in Anglo-Saxon England and Beyond' Sheffield, School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics 2010
Jenni Bergman, 'The Significant Other: A Literary History of Elves' Cardiff, School of English, Communication and Philosophy 2011

Master's supervision
Natasha Whitbourn, 'Superstitious Minds' Leeds: School of English 2010-11
Peter Kissick, The philosophy of magic and the occult in the work of Alan Moore Leeds: School of English 2010-11
Kasia Maczynska, Old French influence on Old Norse literature Leeds: Institute for Medieval Studies 2010-11
Michael Tattersall, The theology of Tolkien’s fiction Leeds: School of English 2010-11
Helen Price, 'Nature Speaks: Ecocriticism and the Anglo-Saxon World' Leeds: School of English 2009-10
Fiona Senior, 'Are Hobbits Short on Sex? Gender and Sexuality in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings' Leeds: School of English 2009-10
Arron Cooper, 'Creating Fantastic Worlds in Twentieth-Century Literature' Leeds: School of English 2009-10
Thomas Markwell, 'Narrative Style in the Fornaldarsögur and the Riddarasögur: An Evaluation of Sources and Significance' Leeds: School of English 2008-9
Yaara Naor-Elman, 'The Return to Reality: Responding to Disappointment in Beowulf, Le Morte D'Arthur and The Lord of the Rings' Leeds: School of English 2007-8
Kirsi Kanerva, ' "...siltikään hän ei ollut onnen mies". Epäonnen käsite ja epäonnen kulttuuriset merkitykset 1200-1300-luvun Islannissa saagan Gísla saga Súrssonar valossa' (' "Though he didn't turn out to be a lucky man": The Conception of Bad Luck and the Cultural Meanings of Bad Luck in the Thirteenth- to Fourteenth-Century Icelandic Gísla saga Súrssonar') Turku: Department of Cultural History 2006-7

Undergraduate dissertation supervision
Rosemary Proctor, 'A Scholarly Edition of the Anglo-Saxon Poem, Vainglory'
Lee Lord, Old English and Middle English echoes in modern fiction
Jon Oxtoby, The purpose of magic and the paranormal in fantasy literature
Catherine Wright, A study of P-Celtic place-names of the Welsh Borders in the medieval period
Leeds: School of English 2009-10
Harriett Richards, 'Beatific States: Jack Kerouac and the Idea of Home'
Yvonne Murray, 'Masculine Identities in Old Icelandic Literature'
Leeds: School of English 2009-10
Laura Holdsworth, 'The Weaving of Magic: Women, Domesticity and the Supernatural in Early Scandinavian Literature'
David Varley, 'A Study into the Perception and Function of Death and the Dead in Medieval Scandinavian and Icelandic Literature'
Leeds: School of English 2008-9

Seminar courses, master's level
Old and new beliefs in medieval Icelandic literature: from pagan to Christian (master's) Leeds: School of English 2008-
Vikings, Saxons and heroic culture (master's; team-taught) Leeds: Institute for Medieval Studies 2008-
Texts and the Word: Christian traditions in Old English literature (master's) Leeds: School of English 2007-9
Inventing the Middle Ages (master's; team-taught) Leeds: School of English 2007-9

Seminar courses, undergraduate level
Old English! Leeds: School of English 2009-
Shieldmaidens, Matriarchs and Monsters: Women in Medieval Scandinavian Literature (levels 2/3) Leeds: School of English 2008-
Icelandic Language and Culture I and II (level 1) Leeds: School of English 2008-
Beowulf (level 2/3) Leeds: School of English 2008-9
Old Norse mythology (level 2/3) Leeds: School of English 2007
Witch-crazes in early modern Scotland and Europe: belief, ideology and power Helsinki: Renvall Institute 2007
Scandinavia and the British Isles, 700-1200 Helsinki: Renvall Institute 2007
Old and new beliefs in medieval Scandinavia: from pagan to Christian, 700-1300 Helsinki: Renvall Institute 2006
Wenches, widows, wives and witches: women in Anglo-Saxon England Helsinki: Department of English 2006
Medieval and renaissance drama 1400-1603 (honours; team-taught) Glasgow: School of English 2005
Peer-reviewing and web-weaving training (postgraduate) Glasgow: Faculty of Arts 2004-5
English academic writing (intermediate) Helsinki: Department of English 2004

Lectures
Prose: Reading and Interpretation (level 1; team-taught) Leeds: School of English 2009
Language Methodologies and Research Methods (level 1; team-taught) Leeds: School of English 2008-
English in Time (level 2; team-taught) Leeds: School of English 2009
Exploring Medieval Literature (level 1; team-taught) 2008-
The Medieval Renascence: Chaucer, Langland and the Gawain-Poet (level 2; team-taught) Leeds: School of English 2007-
Research Methods (master's level; team-taught) Leeds: School of English 2008-
The history of the Nordic countries (team-taught) Helsinki: Renvall Institute 2007
SharpEdge Writing Skills Course (postgraduate; team-taught) Glasgow: Arts and Humanities Graduate School 2006
Old Icelandic literature (honours; team-taught) Glasgow: Department of English Language 2001-2004

Tutorials
Exploring Medieval Literature (level 1) Leeds: School of English 2008-
The Medieval Renascence: Chaucer, Langland and the Gawain-Poet (level 2) Leeds: School of English 2007-
SharpEdge Writing Skills Course (postgraduate; team-taught) Glasgow: Arts and Humanities Graduate School 2006
Medieval history (level 2) Glasgow: Department of History 2005
Medieval English (level 2) Glasgow: Department of English Language 2004-5
English language and literature (level 2) Stirling: Department of English Studies 2005
Celtic civilisation (level 1) Glasgow: Department of Celtic 2004-5
Medieval history (level 1) Glasgow: Department of History 2002-5
English language (level 1) Glasgow: Department of English Language 2002-5

Informal reading groups
Old Icelandic Glasgow, Helsinki, Leeds 2002, 2005-
Middle Welsh (administrative support, and participation, only!) Helsinki 2005-7
Old English Glasgow 2001-3