University of Puget Sound:
     PH 623: Global Health
     PH 603: Healthcare Systems and Policy
     PH 621: Public Health Leadership and Interprofessional Practice     

     Georgetown University:
     GLOH 601: Qualitative Research Methods for Global Health
     TA: Prof. Matthew Kavanagh (Spring 2021)
     
     GOVT 040: Comparative Political Systems
     Head TA: Prof. Eric Langenbacher (Fall 2018, Fall 2020)
     TA: Prof. Joel Simmons (Spring 2018)
     TA: Prof. Eric Langenbacher (Fall 2017)

     SUNY College at Old Westbury:
     PH 4850: Global Health
     Adjunct Instructor (Spring 2015)
 
 Guest Lectures:
"The Power of Language and the Language of Power: Foreign Aid, Development, and Health in Malawi" (for Professor Michael Chasukwa, University of Malawi, Chancellor College, Theories of Development, Fall 2021) 
"Malawi: The Making of Political History" (for African Politics and Government, Georgetown University, Prof. Lahra Smith, Fall 2020)
 "Observation" (for Qualitative Research Methods for Global Health, Georgetown University, Prof. Matthew Kavanagh, Spring 2021)

​Brief Teaching Philosophy

Education is the bedrock of societal progress, and I believe that instilling a sense of personal responsibility in students should be a primary duty of any educator. I aim for critical thinking to act as the foundation of my classroom learning environment. Whether as a teaching assistant leading discussion sections or as the instructor of record, I encourage students to think freely and challenge their own biases and assumptions. Where possible, I prefer depth to breadth and always invite questions, lively discussion, and challenging but respectful debate. I foster a dynamic and open climate where my students are able to contemplate the topics under study, developing an intuitive understanding and command of the subject matter rather than merely memorization or surface comprehension.

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