Teaching

My commitment to politically relevant research transcends my own work and is at the heart of my teaching and mentorship. I consider my teaching as a means to facilitate discussions and interactions where students connect their newly gained insights to their lifeworlds, and gain awareness of their agency in their communities. The goal of my classes is to recognize and appreciate the diversity of authors’ voices and origins, from empiricism to theory.

Binghamton University
Coloniality in the Global South (fall 2024, advanced undergraduate and graduate seminar)

Violence in Central America (spring 2024, advanced undergraduate and graduate seminar)

University of London
Introduction to Central and Latin American Politics, Society, and Economics. Course Design for asynchronous MA Course in Global Diplomacy (spring 2023)

University of Oslo, Graduate Teaching Assistant
Qualitative Methods (fall 2019)

Anthropology of Food (fall 2017)

Ethnographic Film Series (fall 2017)