Pedagogy. I have received advanced training on the philosophy and practices of teaching in organizations of higher education, to enhance my skills for managing diversity in the classroom and creating an environment conducive to learning for me and my students. I completed a professional development seminar called “Teaching and Learning in Higher Education” organized by the Teaching Resource Center of the University of Virginia in Spring 2013. As part of this seminar, I developed a sample syllabus and planned for a course titled “The Sociology of Globalization”.

CLASSRoom Experience
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Introduction to Social Statistics, Instructor and Teaching Assistant to Professor Adam Slez
Undergraduate Students (Summer 2014 and Spring 2014)
Introduction to Statistics, Grader for Professor Elizabeth H. Gorman 
Graduate Students (Fall 2015) 
Intermediate Statistics, Grader for Professor Adam Slez 
​Graduate Students (Spring 2016) 
Research Methods, Teaching Assistant for Professor Elizabeth H. Gorman
​Undergraduate Students (Fall 2013)
Introduction to Social Theory, Teaching Assistant for Professor Krishan Kumar    
Undergraduate Students (Fall 2011) 
Introductory Sociology, Teaching Assistant for Professor Jeffrey K. Olick            
Undergraduate Students (Fall 2012)
Criminology, Teaching Assistant and Grader for Professor Robert McConnell          
Undergraduate Students (Spring 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2014, and Spring 2017)   
Law and Society, Teaching Assistant for Professor Jason Manning                          
Undergraduate Students (Spring 2011)
American Society and Popular Culture, Teaching Assistant for Professor Allan McCoy
Undergraduate Students (Fall 2010)