teaching
Certificates and Awards
Courses Taught (as Instructor of Record, Duke)
- Math 111L Calculus 1 (differentiation and beginnings of integration); Spring 2016
- Math 111L Calculus 1 (differentiation and beginnings of integration); Fall 2014
Duties
- Assigning all (including final) grades
- Planning, writing, and giving all lectures
- Writing and grading midterms and quizzes
- Managing one grader and two teaching assistants
- Office hours
- Designing course policies
- Since these were both block courses, there was a course coordinator who determined the textbook and topics for the course.
- Attending weekly meetings with course coordinate and other instructors.
- Grading part of the block final.
Courses Assisted (as teaching assistant, at University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)
- ESE 412 Applied Dynamical Systems; instructor Rob Ghrist; Fall 2012
Coursework (at Duke)
- Math 771: Graduate Teaching Seminar
- GS 760: College Teaching and Visual Communication
- GS 767: College Teaching, Diverse Learners and Contentious Issues
Teaching Observations
- Have been observed by and received feedback from Math Professors of the Practice (2 times)
- Have been observed by and received feedback from graduate students instructors from other departments (2 times)
- Have observed and given feedback to graduate students instructors from other departments (2 times)
Diversity-related Training
- Main focus of coursework in GS 767: College Teaching, Diverse Learners and Contentious Issues
- Part of coursework in Math 771: Graduate Teaching Seminar
- Attended Duke Responsible Conduct in Research Forum: Implicit Bias (2 hour workshop). January 2015.
Service
- Graduate student member of Duke Calculus Committee, 2016-present
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