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Teaching

Teaching is about helping students and peers learn, innovate, and take action, and this goal has only become stronger through my higher education journey. Students will learn and absorb more when they are challenged to think critically and believe they are in a safe and inclusive environment. My main philosophies are to create an engaging classroom experience and provide a safe and inclusive classroom atmosphere. 

Skills

 Teaching    Academic Advising    Coaching   

  Mentoring     Communication    Conflict Resolution 
Discussion Strategy 
  Canvas LMS    Transferology    WordPress  

Academic Experience

2023–2024

Lecturer

School of Journalism & Mass Communication, UW–Madison

Taught J561, a four-credit theoretical journalism course, to 100 students. The course explored the relationship between mass communication and society, where students analyzed and evaluated media performance and discussed various suggestions for change.

 

I also taught J335, a four-credit core course, during the summer 2023 and summer 2024 term. I converted a 15-week in-person class to an eight-week intensive asynchronous class. The course explores the concepts of basic reporting for print and electronic media, where students have to create a variety of print, audio, and web-based news stories on a current public issue.

2023

Lead Teaching Assistant & Section Teaching Assistant

School of Journalism & Mass Communication, UW–Madison

Oversaw grading, course flow, and eight TAs, and teaching a section for  J202: Mass Communication Practices, a course that focuses on media writing, critical thinking, and developing skills for both informative and persuasive communication.

2022

Lead Teaching Assistant

School of Journalism & Mass Communication, UW–Madison

Oversaw grading and course flow for  J202: Mass Communication Practices, a course that focuses on media writing, critical thinking, and developing skills for both informative and persuasive communication.

2022

SOAR Graduate Advisor

Wisconsin School of Business, UW–Madison

Worked alongside professional academic advisors, graduate advisors, and peer advisors to advise incoming undergraduate students on course selection and enrollment, answer questions on courses and selecting majors, and provide support and resources in individual and group academic advising appointments.

2021–2022

Graduate Teaching Assistant

School of Journalism & Mass Communication, UW–Madison

Taught a section of J202: Mass Communication Practices, a course that focuses on media writing, critical thinking, and developing skills for both informative and persuasive communication.

Invited Talks & Lectures

Guest Lecturer

International Communication (Course J620)

School of Journalism & Mass Communication

November 21, 2022

Keynote Speaker

International Visitor Leadership Program

International Institute of Wisconsin

February 28, 2022

Guest Lecturer

Gender & Sexuality in the Media (Course J176)

School of Journalism & Mass Communication

April 2, 2020

Guest Speaker

Human Rights Week

Middleton High School

February 5, 2020

Certifications

The Discussion Project

2022

A professional development program organized by the School of Education at UW–Madison to create a welcoming, engaging, and academically-rigorous classroom environments that facilitate productive discussions.

Ph.Digital Bootcamp

2022

The program is a six-week online crash course and academic BootCamp organized by Texas State University and the Knight Foundation. It prepares mass communication faculty to become digital scholar-educators and lead curriculum innovation.

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