Teaching Objectives and Experience 

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My primary goal is to help students de-individualize social phenomena while simultaneously showing that sociology illuminates personal, lived experiences in powerful ways. I aim to incubate new questions that leave students less certain about the assumptions they entered the classroom with, but also more curious and better skilled to find the answers they seek. I achieve these objectives by promoting analytical and reflective thinking.  

• Instructor: course titled The Digital Economy: Key themes and Debates (Osher Institute for Life Long Learning). 

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• Instructor: Social Theory undergraduates (online).

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• TA Mentor and Grader: students working on their senior thesis projects. 

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• Discussion section leader: for students of "Introduction to Sociology" 

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• Grader: Social Inequality and Social Theory. 

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• Course Co-Designer: Sociology of Work (Global Studies Institute)

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• Guest Lecturer: Methods, Theory, Political Economy, Sociology of work 

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• Training: Teaching Sociology, an intensive course by the department of sociology, U of MN.