My teaching philosophy
As an instructor of statistics and psychology courses, I strive to create a classroom environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions, critically think about and beyond course material, approach learning with reflection and humility, and develop skills for communicating their knowledge with others.
Teaching Experience
Instructor of Record
- PSYC 2016: Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (2 sections, Spring 2027)
- PSYC 3050: Introduction to Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Fall 2026)
- PSYC 2005: Introduction to the Psychology Major (Fall 2026)
- PSYC 231: Introduction to Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Spring 2025)
- PSYC 102: Quantitative Analysis for Social Sciences, Psychology Lab (Fall 2024)
- PSYC 102: Quantitative Analysis for Social Sciences, Psychology Lab (Fall 2023)
Teaching Assistant
- PSYC 503: Advanced Psychological Statistics II (Spring 2023)
- PSYC 502: Advanced Psychological Statistics I (Fall 2022)
Teaching Certificate
I have completed a Graduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning through the Center for Teaching Excellence at Rice University.
Teaching Awards
- Graduate Teaching Award for Independent Instruction from Rice University’s Rice Center for Teaching Excellence (2025)
- Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Teaching from Rice University Department of Psychological Sciences (2024)