Teaching

Independent Instruction


Quantitative Methods

Instructor, Graduate Course, Tulane University, Disaster Resilience Leadership Academy & School of Social Work, 2026

DRLS 6032

Research and Evaluation

Instructor, Graduate Course, Tulane University, Disaster Resilience Leadership Academy & School of Social Work, 2026

Field Placement

Field Liason, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2022

SWK 4520 - Placement in a social work agency for 420 hours of supervised field practice.

Seminar

Field Liason, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2022

SWK 4510 - Review of latest developments in social work; analysis of problems encountered in field placement; development of self-awareness and individual worker style.

General Sociology

Adjunct Professor, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2022

SOC 2030 - A broad perspective of the nature of society and its problems in terms of social institutions, forces, and changes. Cultural diversity and understanding of group interaction in our multi-ethnic society.

General Sociology

Adjunct Professor, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2021

SOC 2030 - A broad perspective of the nature of society and its problems in terms of social institutions, forces, and changes. Cultural diversity and understanding of group interaction in our multi-ethnic society.

Social Work Research

Adjunct Professor, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2021

SWK 3300 - Study of the research process and its applications in generalist social work practice. Conceptual foundation for research. Quantitative and qualitative methods of inquiry, design, data collection and analysis. Ethical and human diversity issues in research.

Field Placement

Field Liason, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2021

SWK 4520 - Placement in a social work agency for 420 hours of supervised field practice.

Seminar

Field Liason, Undergraduate Course, Harding University, School of Social Work, 2021

SWK 4510 - Review of latest developments in social work; analysis of problems encountered in field placement; development of self-awareness and individual worker style.

Graduate Student Instructor


Social Welfare Policy

Graduate Student Instructor, Undergraduate Course, University of California, Berkeley, School of Social Welfare, 2025

SOCWEL 112 - Analysis of social welfare policies and programs including public assistance, social insurance, social services, and health and mental health.

Social Welfare Policy

Graduate Student Instructor, Undergraduate Course, University of California, Berkeley, School of Social Welfare, 2025

SOCWEL 112 - Analysis of social welfare policies and programs including public assistance, social insurance, social services, and health and mental health.

Seminar in Social Welfare Research

Graduate Student Instructor, Graduate Course, University of California, Berkeley, School of Social Welfare, 2024

SOCWEL 282B - This course provides an overview on techniques for and challenges in program evaluation. Students will develop the critical skills necessary to assess the quality of evaluation research projects, to apply technical evaluation skills in professional practice, and to develop evaluation plans for a variety of programs. Students will apply the knowledge of research methods acquired through the MSW program to develop a program evaluation plan. Special attention will be paid to participatory, collaborative and equitable evaluation approaches, as well as qualitative methods. Through this course, each student will develop a program evaluation plan for a program of their choice.

Poverty and Economic Justice

Graduate Student Instructor, Undergraduate Course, University of California, Berkeley, School of Social Welfare, 2023

SOCWEL 116 - Course examines current problems and issues in the field of social welfare.

Workshop Instruction


Designed and taught applied computational workshops for the D-Lab, UC Berkeley (2024–2026), across multiple programs including the Master of Computational Social Science (MaCSS), MBA, and Environmental Economics programs: LLMs for Exploratory Research; Models Galore: A Field Guide to Model Specifications; Python Fundamentals; Python Data Wrangling; Python Data Visualization; Python Web Scraping; Python Web APIs; Machine Learning in Python; GPT Fundamentals; AI-Assisted Coding in Python and R; R Fundamentals; R for Public Health; and IRB Fundamentals.