As a first-gen student, my teaching is deeply shaped by my own experiences navigating higher education.

Across my courses, students engage with rigorous sociological research while critically examining issues that shape their lives and the world around them. I center inclusive pedagogy as a core practice, creating classroom spaces where students feel seen, heard, and equipped to engage thoughtfully across difference. My courses also emphasize public sociology, encouraging students to apply sociological thinking beyond the classroom toward the betterment of society.

Environmental Racism op-eds (Spring 2026, in progress)

Courses I’ve taught

*denotes a new course to the institution’s catalog

Instructor: Hamilton College

Race & Racism, speaking intensive*
Race & Racism
Race & U.S. Latinxs*
Environmental Racism*
Sociology of the Family
Senior Thesis
Introduction to Sociology
American Society

Instructor: Marquette University

Race & Racism
Latina/o Migration*
The Family
Principles of Sociology

Instructor: University of Dayton

Racial & Ethnic Relations
Social Inequality, service learning
Social Inequality
Marriages and Families
Principles of Sociology

Instructor: University of Florida

Latina/o Migration*
Marriages and Families

Teaching Assistant: University of Florida

Sociological Theory, discussion section leader
Marriages and Families
Principles of Sociology