Teaching
At Lehigh, I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Earth and environmental sciences. Current and planned courses are listed below.
At Lehigh
I am currently developing courses in computational Earth science, geophysics, and data science, including a gateway course for non-majors and an upper-level course in Earth science data analysis. Course descriptions, syllabi, and teaching materials will be posted here as they become available.
Before joining Lehigh, I served as a teaching assistant and instructor at Columbia University and Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory, teaching geodynamics and several undergraduate Earth science courses.
Field Teaching in Peru
During my Ph.D. at Columbia University's Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory, I designed, organized, and secured funding for a 12-day graduate field course across Peru for twelve students. Traversing the Andes from the forearc to the Altiplano, the course explored mountain building, active faulting, volcanic arcs, tropical glaciers, and the geomorphic and climatic signatures of El Niño.
The field guide, field notes, and itinerary are available here for anyone planning a similar course or looking for teaching resources on the geology and tectonics of the central Andes.
