Pedagogy
My pedagogical approach prioritizes ‘meeting students where they are’. Aided by their encounters with the course material, students’ social explorations help guide our classroom discussions. Even as the lecturer, I seek to construct a classroom environment in which professor and students work in tandem to nurture our collective sociological imagination. Feedback and ongoing refinement of approach are essential components of my pedagogy. I will routinely self-critique after a lesson, making note of what worked and what could be improved. I have experience teaching various kinds of students and preparing them for life after college. Whether students are the first in their family to go to college or a legacy Ivy League student, my approach is to embolden their natural curiosity and to provide an educational environment that is both challenging and productive.
Courses Taught
Instructor
Prison Nation (Guest Lecture) Yale University. Spring 2024
Sociology of Race and Ethnicity Quinnipiac University. Fall 2023
Introduction to Sociology. Quinnipiac University. Spring 2023
Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration (Guest Lecture) Yale University. September 2020
Teaching Fellow
Sociology Senior Essay Yale University. Fall 2024
Prison Nation Yale University. Spring 2024
Health and Illness in Social Context Yale University. Fall 2023
Inequality, Economic Mobility, and Public Policy Yale University. Spring 2023
Managing Blackness Yale University. Fall 2022
Political Sociology Yale University. Summer 2021
Methods of Social Inquiry Yale University. Spring 2021
Race, Ethnicity and Immigration Yale University. Fall 2020
Student Feedback