She teaches classes in the areas of Critical Animal Studies and contemporary social theory. Her intersectional research draws on feminist, anti-racist, posthumanist, anti-colonial, and environmental approaches to the "question of the animal." Currently, her current scholarship investigates ideas related to agency, resistance, and (interspieces) subjectivity. As such, her interdisciplinary work bridges the social and natural sciences through cognitive ethology, which explores nonhuman animal cultures and societies. Broadly, Dr. Corman is interested in coalition-building across social, environmental, and animal movements, and links her work to larger anti-capitalist struggles. She hosted and produced the animal advocacy radio show, Animal Voices, for about a decade. She is collaborating with filmmaker Karol Orzechowski (Maximum Tolerated Dose) on a documentary about nonhuman animals and intersectionality.