I approach teaching as a form of mentorship that combines high expectations with purposeful support. My aim is not simply to help students master a body of knowledge, but to prepare them to become thoughtful, evidence-driven, and socially responsible individuals who positively contribute to their workplaces and communities. I pursue this aim by focusing on three actionable goals: developing students’ critical thinking and research literacy, encouraging them to apply course material to new contexts, and fostering an inclusive and responsive learning environment.
Courses Taught
Social Psychology of Law
Summer Term 2023, Sessions 2 and 3
Teaching Assistantships
Methods in Social Research 2020-22, 24, 25
Medical Sociology 2024
Drug Use and Abuse in the U.S. 2023
Health and Immigration 2022
Climate Change Communication 2022
Formal Training
Graduate Certificate for College Teaching 2025
Teaching on Purpose Fellow 2024
Preparing Future Faculty Fellow 2023-2024
Teaching Interests
Introduction to Sociology
Research Methods
Sex and Gender
Social Psychology
Gender and Leadership
Organizational Behavior