Clare Casey is a lecturer in the department of anthropology, where she teaches Madness in the Welfare City, a course about the ways social service systems drive people crazy. Her version of the introductory lecture course, Interpretation of Culture, focuses on witchcraft, accusation, and conspiracy theories alongside classical social theory. Her first-year seminar, Systems of Care, examines both care at home and large public health and welfare systems. She has advised eleven senior theses, many of which have earned departmental distinction. Her book in progress examines how legislative and financial structures entangle at-risk young people in nonprofit systems that monetize their vulnerability.