Teaching

Formal Lectures

[First image is a tower at Iowa State University. Second image is a southeastern Asian woman speaking at a conference. Third image is the same Asian woman conducting enzyme immunoassay. Fourth image is at George Mason University that has a quote "All Together Different" on a building, and students walking on the Mason Square Plaza (Photo by: Ron Aira/Creative Services/George Mason University)]

HDFS 276 - XV: Human Sexuality

I developed and taught an undergraduate course on Human Sexuality at Iowa State University in 2017-2018. My average student evaluation was 4.48/5.00. Here is a copy of my syllabus.

PROV 801 & 802: Interdisciplinary Methods I & II

I co-develop and co-teach a graduate course on Interdisciplinary Methods at George Mason University in 2024 - present. Here is a copy of the syllabus.

Guest Lectures

Neurodiversity-Affirmative Approaches in Research

Northland College | PSY110 General Psychology | Undergraduate level

Texas Woman's University | MU3443 Research in Music Therapy | Undergraduate level

Navigating Resources on NIH Websites and Strengthening Candidate Sections

Iowa State University | HDFS 608 Grant Writing | Graduate level

Neuroqueer & Sexuality

Queens College | FNES Sexuality Counseling | Graduate level

Teaching Interests

I guest lectured in an undergraduate honor's course on enzyme immunoassays protocols and procedures, in undergraduate courses on neurodiversity-affirmative approaches in research and practice, and in a graduate grant writing course on writing training grants.

I am interested in teaching a wide range of courses: developmental psychology, adolescent development, family systems, human sexuality, developmental disabilities, hormones and behaviors, statistics, and research methods.

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