Teaching and Mentorship
Creating a better future is not an individual task; it requires many talented and excited individuals with different perspectives to work together. However, these individuals do not appear from thin air. Scientists and engineers that transform the world as we know it all have a beginning—a time where someone helped show them the way or opened doors they did not know existed. I have many to thank for helping me get to where I am. While it is unlikely I can ever pay them back, I can certainly pay it forward.
Teaching Experience
GUEST LECTURER | MIT, CAMBRIDGE, MA
Engineering Nanotechnology (10.585), 10/2024
Instructed graduate ChemE students on the principles of nanotechnology in membrane science.
MIT KAUFMAN TEACHING CERTIFICATE | MIT, CAMBRIDGE, MA
10-week interactive workshop series to develop advanced teaching abilities.
Teaching fellow | yale, new haven, ct
Intro to Environmental Engineering (ENVE 120), 01/2019 – 05/2019
Introduced undergrads to chemistry in environmental engineering applications.
Teaching assistant | NDSU, Fargo, ND
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory (CE310), 01/2016 – 05/2017
Taught principles and applications of fluid mechanics in civil engineering.
teaching assistant | ndsu, Fargo, ND
Introduction to Civil Engineering (CE111), 01/2015 – 05/2015
Helped introduce students to the world of civil engineering.
