I have taught introductory social science courses and general anthropology courses, as well as topical seminars on technology and social life, politics and justice, and ethnographic ethics and methods.

I have developed courses on contemporary kinship studies, economic anthropology, and environmental anthropology.

As an instructor, my goal is to encourage students to rigorously examine their own social worlds and apply what they learn in the classroom to their lives beyond it.

In my courses, students have an opportunity to complete a term-long research or creative project and practice ethnographic and other social science methods. I am invested in students’ experience in the classroom and beyond it, focusing on how they can apply what they learn from social science to the world beyond.