Teaching

Teaching

I seek to develop dynamic, interactive courses with real-world examples to illustrate the classroom's theoretical concepts into practical skills.

One important aspect of my lectures is showing real-world examples of modeling bias and how our own biases influence decision-making. These concepts are especially thought-provokingin healthcare topics.

Guest Lecturer - IE 483: Introduction to Reliability Engineering

Fall 2022
99 student class with in-person and online components

Mentoring

Jordan Huff

Feb. 2020 - Present
Undergraduate in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Developed predictive algorithms to analyze watershed levels
Winner of Eureka Undergraduate Research Poster Competition - Tickle Engineering Prize

Elexis Allen

Jan. 2020 - May 2022
Undergraduate in Biomedical Engineering
Analyzed genetic sequences to predict gene expression profiles
Currently a Research Assistant at the University Tennessee Health Science Center

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University of Tennessee

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