I teach interdisciplinary courses focused on human-environment relations in geography, urban studies, global/international studies, gender and women’s studies, and qualitative research methods.

I am deeply committed to feminist, anti-colonial, and anti-racist praxis in my work, which has significant bearing in my teaching. In my classes, I bridge theory with active, experiential, and problem-based learning. We pay attention to the politics of knowledge production and work together to connect course concepts with students’ everyday lives through course activities and evaluations. Through this work, I aim to facilitate students in situating themselves and locating their agency in relation to wider structures and movements in society.

Example Courses:

GEOGRAPHIES OF GLOBAL CHANGE (current; GEOG*1050)
Geography | Environment and Sustainability Program,
Memorial University of Newfoundland

COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT (current; GEOG*3350)
Geography | Environment and Sustainability Program,
Memorial University of Newfoundland

ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY (current; GEOG*2302)
Geography | Environment and Sustainability Program,
Memorial University of Newfoundland

ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT (current; ENSU*3100)
Geography | Environment and Sustainability Program,
Memorial University of Newfoundland

GLOBAL CONNECTIONS | Introduction to Globalization (developed and taught Summer 2021 & 2022 as GEOG*2200)
Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
Example syllabus here

CITIES IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH | Honours Seminar in Human Geography (developed and taught Fall 2021 as GPHY*401)
Department of Geography & Planning, Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada
Example Syllabus here