Teaching Philosophy
As a teacher, I invite students to see education as a creative tool for shaping the world they want to inhabit. My courses and pedagogical activities integrate conceptual reflection with real-world case studies and role-playing exercises, fostering a balance between theory and hands-on learning.
At Berkeley, I have also organized and led undergraduate and graduate mentorship programs for students from diverse backgrounds, including Berkeley Connect and the S&E Peer-to-Peer Mentorship Space.
My teaching strategies have been recognized with the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor (OGSI) Award.
Courses Taught
University of California, Berkeley
Gender and the Environment (TA)
Environmental Justice: Race, Class, Equity, and the Environment (TA)
Climate Justice (TA)
Teaching in Environmental Science, Policy, and Management (TA)
American Environmental and Cultural History (TA)
Sociology and Political Ecology of Agro-Food Systems (TA)
Society, Environment, and Culture (TA)
Migration in the Contemporary World: California and Beyond (TA)
Universidad Javeriana (Colombia)
Territoriality and Regional Spatiality (Instructor of Record)
Universidad del Rosario (Colombia)
Directed Research Seminar (TA)
Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia)
Classical Thinkers in Social Sciences: Marx, Durkheim, Weber (TA)
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