AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER (CU)

I love teaching undergraduate students and encouraging them on their educational journeys. I work hard to ensure that my classroom is a welcoming and engaging space where students are excited to participate.

Most recently at CU, I have taught or been a teaching assistant for the following courses for the Department of Sociology:

• Criminology (Sociology 4014)​ - Lecturer and instructor of record​

• Introduction to Social Statistics (Sociology 2061) - Teaching Assistant 

• Sex, Gender, and Society (Sociology 1016) - Teaching Assistant 

• United States Race and Ethnic Relations (Sociology 1021) - Teaching Assistant ​​

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Check out some of the recent feedback I have gotten from undergraduate students at the bottom of this page. 

IN THE COMMUNITY

Training and Technical Assistance

• As the SART Coordinator for Colorado's 17th Judicial District I provided training and technical assistance regarding sexual assault, relevant policies, and information regarding special populations

Survivor Advocacy Training​

• As the Volunteer Coordinator for Women Helping Women (2015-2016), I regularly trained volunteer survivor advocates on working with survivors of sexual violence.

  • The 40-hours of training I taught was based on the curriculum recommended by the U.S. Department of Justice and principles of trauma-informed care.

  • Supervised volunteer survivor advocates who worked with survivors at the hospital, at their university, or within the criminal justice system.

Dating Violence Prevention Education

• Taught Safe Dates dating violence prevention education to students at Talawanda High School in Oxford, Ohio, and incarcerated youth at the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center.