Assistant Professor of Physics
At the University of Detroit Mercy, I primarily teach general physics for engineers and life science students. Below are the courses and terms I have taught. Note, “Winter” term is analogous for many institution’s “Spring” term.
- PHY 1600 General Physics I (Fa24, Wn25)
- PHY 1310/1610 General Physics Lab I (Fa24)
- PHY 1080 History of the Universe (Wn25)
Graduate Instructor
At the University of Maryland, I taught at various levels in the Physics curriculum to both majors and non-majors. Additionally, I was the instructor of record for a Physics Education Research Seminar offered to graduate students and undergraduates.
- PHYS 131 Fundamentals of Physics for Life Sciences I (Fa19, Sp20, Fa21)
- PHYS 371 Modern Physics (Sp23)
- PHYS 499Q/889Q Seminar in Physics Education Research (Fa22)
Undergraduate Instructor
At the University of Michigan, I served as a Learning Assistant for the Introductory Physics course. During my time there, I contributed to developing a studio-style version of the course and served as a mentor for other student instructors. I constructed a new set of assignments in partnership with the M-Write project on campus and led a team of writing fellows to manage these assignments. Semesters of mentorship responsibilities are starred*.
- PHYSICS 140 General Physics I (Fa16, Wn17, Fa17, Wn18*, Su18*, Fa18*, Wn19*)
Last updated September 17, 2024