Teaching + Mentoring
Teaching and mentoring are some of my favorite parts of being an academic scholar! Specifically, I aim to teach and mentor in a way that prioritizes and promotes:
Competency/Understanding
Critical Thinking
Transformational Learning
Lifelong Learning
I want to reach students who haven't always “gotten it”. I want to help students experience that "a-ha" moment to help highlight the student's capability to understand and master complex concepts. Below I provide a list courses I have assisted with, a workshop I have led, mentoring positions I have held, as well as a teaching sample from a guest lecture I taught in Winter 2024.
TEACHING
Graduate Student Instructor for
Decision Making Processes
(Winter 2024, Fall 2022, Winter 2022)
Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
(Fall 2021, Winter 2021)
Workshop Instructor for
More than “Hello World”: Basic Data Analyses in R
(Summer 2022)
MENTORING
Academic Advisor for
Psychology Student Academic Affairs Office
(Fall 2022, Winter 2023, Fall 2023, Winter 2024, Fall 2024, Winter 2025)
Graduate Student Mentor for
Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP)
(Summer 2021, Summer 2022, Summer 2023, Summer 2024)
Michigan Association of Psychology Scholars (MAPS)
(Fall 2020, Winter 2021)
Undergraduate Student Mentor for
Pioneer Prep Leadership Institute|University of Denver
(Summer 2017)
Guest Lecture
Course: Decision Making Processes (PSYCH 449)|University of Michigan
Lecture: Attention & Control
Term: Winter 2024 (60 Students)
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2023 Summer Research Opportunity Program Mentees (University of Michigan)