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Courses Taught
Courses Taught
I have taught students of many ages (age 3 to adult learners) and in different contexts (from primary school to college students). Below I have included a list of courses I have taught and/or assisted.
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
COM2303 Global and Intercultural Communication
COM2304 Communication and Gender
COM2435 Family Communication
COM3230 Interpersonal Communication
COM4535 Nonverbal Social Interaction
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
COM101 Introduction to Communication & Information Processes
COM201 Communication in Relationships
COM355 Interpersonal Communication
COM444 Language, Behavior, & Communication
Teaching Assistant
COM101 Introduction to Communication & Information Processes
COM200 Communication Theory
Grader
COM101 Introduction to Communication & Information Processes
COM101 Introduction to Communication & Information Processes (Honors)
COM406 Relationships & Identities in Interaction
COM433 Nonverbal Communication
COM478 Family Communication
TEACHERS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
ESL Instructor (Adults), Community Language Program
CEIP DA CRUZ, NIGRÁN, SPAIN
English Instructor (Ages 3-10)
FORT EDWARD HIGH SCHOOL, FORT EDWARD, NY
Spanish as a Foreign Language Instructor (Maternity Leave)
BIGELOW MIDDLE SCHOOL, NEWTON, MA
Spanish as a Foreign Language Instructor (Practicum)
Teacher Training
Teacher Training
I am passionate about education, and continue to educate others about how to best improve their teaching practices, in addition to striving to improve my own. You can see here a podcast and video I prepared as part of my position as a Teaching Fellow for the Teaching Assistant Project at Rutgers University. The Teaching Assistant Project Fellows are chosen to leading teaching improvement programs at Rutgers.
Teaching Outside the Classroom
Teaching Outside the Classroom
Sometimes the best experiences and learning happen outside of the academic classroom. Whenever possible I relate coursework to what is happening in the real world. For example, one semester my Gender and Communication course and Northeastern aligned with a special exhibit on 'Gender Bending Fashion' at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. I took this opportunity to bring my students to explore and interact with this exhibit.
Combining Teaching & Research
Combining Teaching & Research
One of the most rewarding experiences is to combine my passion for teaching with my research goals. I have had the opportunity to mentor some amazing undergraduate students at Rutgers on research projects that examined offers at the family dinner table.
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