I leverage the sociological theory to help students connect their personal experiences to broader societal structures. By bridging individual narratives with current news and emerging conflicts, I transform theories into accessible, practical tools for challenging inequality. With a decade of working experience from elementary to university levels, I am a responsive educator committed to fostering intellectually engaging, open-discussion classrooms.
I consistently earn high marks for student engagement. Both students and faculty mentors highlight my ability to remain adaptable to diverse learning needs while keeping theoretical discussions rigorous and accessible.
Teaching and Education Positions
Northwestern University
- Legal Studies Interdisciplinary General Assistantship (2025-2026)
- Mentored 24 undergraduate thesis writers to ensure methodological rigor and ethical board compliance.
- Discussion Section Instructor for Law and Society (Dr. Nicolette Bruner: 2022, 2023) and Health, Biomedicine, Culture, and Society (Dr. Santiago Molino: 2024).
- Developed lesson plans and managed discussion-oriented classrooms for over 200 students.
- Student Co-Coordinator, Culture and Society Workshop, (2023-2025)
- Organized constructive critique workshop sessions with a multi-disciplinary audience.
Professional Work
- Community Partnership Coordinator- Bayard Taylor Elementary, Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development, (2017-2018)
- Engaged local community organizations to support the needs of an underserved K-5 public school.
Williams College
- Teaching Assistant for Game Theory (Dr. Ashok Rai: 2017) and Macroeconomics (Dr. Quamrul Ashraf: 2016).
- Led discussion-oriented problem set review sessions.
Volunteer Engagement
- Citizenship Exam Tutor, Make the Road New York (2018)
- Provided tutoring for American citizenship exams to immigrants who were completing their citizenship applications.
- Adventures in Learning Program Lead, Williams College Center for Learning in Action (2017)
- Developed extra-curriculum learning opportunities offered by college students to local elementary school students.