Teaching
Courses I teach and my teaching philosophy.
Teaching Philosophy
I believe in creating an inclusive, engaging learning environment that emphasizes critical thinking and practical application. My teaching approach combines theoretical foundations with hands-on experience, encouraging students to become independent researchers and thoughtful practitioners in their field.
Current Courses
COURSE 101: Introduction to [Subject]
An introductory course covering fundamental concepts in [subject area]. Students learn foundational theories and methodologies through lectures, discussions, and hands-on projects.
COURSE 401: Advanced Topics in [Subject]
A seminar-style course exploring cutting-edge research in [specific area]. Students engage with recent literature, present research papers, and develop their own research proposals.
Previous Courses
- COURSE 201: Intermediate [Subject] (Fall 2024)
- COURSE 301: Research Methods (Spring 2024)
- COURSE 499: Senior Capstone (Fall 2023)
Advising
I currently advise 3 PhD students, 5 Master's students, and 2 undergraduate research assistants. I welcome inquiries from prospective students interested in working on topics related to [research areas].
If you're interested in working with me, please review my recent publications and send me an email with your CV and research interests.