Teaching Experience
Independent Instructor
Gender, Peace, and Security (Undergraduate level)
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Fall 2019 - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Race and Ethnicity in US Politics (Undergraduate level)
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Fall 2019 - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
International Relations in an Age of Globalization (Undergraduate level)
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Spring 2016 - Loyola University Chicago
Social Justice (Pre-College level)
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Summer 2014 - Loyola University Chicago
This course explores what social justice means, and tries to understand the causes and consequences of social injustice. It discusses what contributes to a just political order. It addresses the role of past and contemporary violent and non-violent movements waged to overcome injustices. It reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the study of social justice and examines the links between social justice and global politics, international social and economic rights, race, ethnicity, religion, and gender.
Teaching Assistant
Nuclear Weapons & Arms Control
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Spring 2019 - University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
This interdisciplinary course is offered jointly by the UIUC's Physics Department and the Global Studies Program. It is an advanced composition course on the development of nuclear weapons and attempts to control them. The course aims to enable students coming from diverse majors to gain a basic understanding of the nature of nuclear weapons and to improve their writing skills.
Training on Teaching
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Seminars in Foundations of Teaching, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
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Teaching about Political Violence using Simulations and Games, Short Course, APSA 2018 Annual Meeting
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Approaches to the Comparative and IR Survey Course, Career Courses, ISA 2018 Annual Meeting
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Teaching Effectiveness Seminar, 2015-2016, Loyola University Chicago