Instructor Undergraduate Level Human Rights and Data Global Politics (Intro to IR) Current Issues in International Politics Introduction to Social Justice and Human Rights International Security Introduction to International Relations (writing intensive section)
Graduate level Global Governance (Masters level) LGBTQ Mobilization and Research (Masters Level reading course) International Law and Organization (Masters level)
Teaching-related Grant
Inclusive Pedagogy Grant (with Drs. Amit Ron, Natasha Behl, and Linda Kim), Arizona State University ($5,000) (1 of 10 awarded in an ASU-wide peer reviewed competition). Incorporated Reacting to the Past role playing scenario into Political Ideologies class. I designed and analyzed a survey of student experiences with the extended activity. Drs. Ron and Kim presented the study results to ASU's Teaching, Innovation, and Excellence Collaborative (TIE) spring 2021 workshop series .
Teaching-related Recognition In Spring 2022, I was voted by students as one of ASU's "Faculty Champions" recognized across the college by ASU's Multicultural Communities of Excellence (MCOE) for fostering inclusive learning and classrooms.
Teaching Workshops
Teaching Online A technological and pedagogical introduction course to using online technology for teaching conducted by 2U technology.
Writing 7101: A Seminar on Writing and Teaching held at the John S. Knight Institute for Writing in the Disciplines, Cornell University Ithaca, NY A six-week seminar on teaching college level writing within a disciplinary context
APSA Workshop on Teaching Human Rights, held at the 2015 American Political Science Association Meeting San Francisco, CA