Teaching Philosophy and Experience
As an educator, I strive to lead students to understand and approach the social and global world critically and analytically. I seek to construct inclusive and intellectually open environments where students can communicate, share, disagree, and become inquisitive and invested. I am committed to prepare students to thrive and succeed in a globalized world by acquiring essential skills in communication and collaboration. I have taught a wide range of courses in the Department of Sociology at UCLA and previous institute where I pursued graduate studies.
UCLA Department of Sociology
*Teaching Fellow
Sociology of the Body (Winter 2022)
Sociology of Mental Illness (Fall 2021)
*Teaching Associate
Comparative Acculturation and Assimilation (Spring 2021)
Comparative Immigration (Winter 2021)
Sociology of Emotions (Fall 2020)
*Teaching Assistant
Occupations and Professions (Spring 2019)
Economy and Society (Winter 2019)
Sociological Theory (Fall 2018)
Kobe University, Japan, Graduate School of Intercultural Studies
*Teaching Assistant
Global Justice Seminar (Fall 2013-Spring 2014)