Teaching Assistant — University of Massachusetts Boston
Doctoral: Introduction to Research Methods in the Social Sciences (BUSNADM 770). MBA: Organizational Skills and Analysis Management (MBAMGT 650).
Teaching
Crafting lessons that last.
Teaching is where research becomes useful. I work to meet students where they are — building courses and workshops that take learners seriously as future changemakers.
Approach
I teach at the intersection of management, sustainability, and civic life. My classrooms are participatory, evidence-based, and oriented toward action — drawing on critical pedagogy, experiential learning, and the lived knowledge students already bring.
University teaching
Guest Lecturer — Suffolk University
Systems thinking and advocacy (undergraduate).
Changemaker Community
An asynchronous Changemaker certificate program I co-founded, co-authored, and continue to teach. The curriculum equips learners to identify systemic problems and act on them — from campus to global scale.
Teaching scholarship & workshops
Teaching for Impact: Crafting Lessons that Last in an Era of Changing Knowledge
Academic workshop on designing durable lessons in fast-moving fields.
How do we foster hope as educators? Using photos as a reflective tool for discussion
Workshop on reflective practice and hope in management education.
Critical Not Coercive: Teaching Critical Perspectives While Prioritizing Students’ Professional Learning Objectives
Academic workshop.
Making Experiential Learning Accessible
Academic workshop.
Changemakers — Building Skills to Create Environmental Change
Service to the teaching community
- MOBTS General Conference Reviewer (2025)
- MOBTS Roethlisberger Award Reviewer (2025)