In my teaching, my first goal is to pique students' interest in the content, so that learning becomes a means to satisfy curiosity. In the classroom, I am currently focusing on active learning techniques, and like to give my students the time to think about questions — to ask and to answer — during our class meetings. I aim to support my students as a whole persons, as I recognize that everyone has unique struggles and needs which need to be resolved for learning to occur most efficiently.
See my homepage for my most recently taught courses at UC Davis.
At the University of Georgia:
- Spring 2022
Calculus II for Science and Engineering Majors
Instructor of record
(2 sections)
- Fall 2021
Point-Set Topology
Instructor of record
- Spring 2021
Elementary Differential Equations
Instructor of record
- Fall 2020
Precalculus — flipped classroom
Instructor of record
(3 sections)
- Spring 2020
Calculus II for Science and Engineering Majors
Instructor of record
- Fall 2019
Calculus I for Science and Engineering Majors
Instructor of record
(2 sections)
At Boston College:
- Spring 2017, Spring 2018
Calculus II
Instructor of record
- Summer 2015, Fall 2017
Finite Probability and Applications
Instructor of record
- Spring 2016
Real Analysis (Analysis II)
Teaching Assistant
- Fall 2015, Fall 2016
Calculus II
Teaching Assistant and Discussion Section Leader
- Fall 2014, Spring 2015
Calculus I
Teaching Assistant and Discussion Section Leader