As a teacher in political science, humanities, and philosophy, I believe in liberal education, an education in and for freedom. An essential aspect of a liberal education is to study the great minds of the past whose wisdom continues to be relevant which prepares students to meet the challenges of the present. Great minds of the past, however, uttered their wisdom in monologues. As a teacher, I strive to transform their monologues into dialogues in which students can participate.
Past Courses Taught
Instructor of Record, Boston University
1. Introduction to American Politics, summer 2024
Writing Fellow and Tutor, Boston University
1. Core Social Science II: “Unmaking” the Modern World: the Psychology, Politics, and Economics of the Self, Spring 2024
2. Core Social Science I: Making the Modern World: Progress, Politics, and Economics, Fall 2023
3. Core Humanities I: Ancient Worlds, Fall 2023
4. Core Humanities II: The Way: Antiquity and the Medieval World, Spring 2023
5. Core Humanities I: Ancient Worlds, Fall 2022
Teaching Assistant, Boston University
1. Media and Politics in the United States, Spring 2022
2. Civil Liberties in America, Fall 2021
3. Introduction to Political Theory, Spring 2021
4. Philosophy and Politics, Spring 2021
5. Introduction to American Politics, Fall 2020