
Teaching
Assistant Professor
Brigham Young University


I want everyone to feel that they are listened to and accepted in my classroom,
even if they are pushed into discomfort by considering diverse perspectives.


My teaching experience includes in-person courses and the development of an online course, each of which serves those across the undergraduate and graduate student spectrums. I prioritize meaningful relationships with students by fostering one-on-one connections and being as approachable as possible.
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I value empathy and strive to create a safe and engaging classroom environment. I want everyone to feel that they are listened to and accepted in my classroom, even if they are pushed into discomfort by considering diverse perspectives.

Classes
previously
taught:
SFL 210: Human Development
SFL 453: Moral Development
MFHD 695R: Adv Cross-Cultural Development ​
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HFL 160: Family Process (BYU Idaho)
LS 100: Life Skills (BYU Idaho Pathways Program)