Teaching
I have pursued teaching opportunities throughout my academic career and hold a teaching certificate from the Preparing Future Faculty curriculum at the University of Minnesota.
Teaching at Dartmouth College
I am teaching Earth Surface Processes and Landforms (EARS 33), an upper-level undergraduate course in Dartmouth’s Earth Sciences Department in Spring 2026 as part of my postdoctoral fellowship. This course is heavily focused on building essential student skills in working with spatial datasets in GIS (ArcPro, QGIS, GRASS GIS) and understanding landscape processes through field, lab, and classroom activities. In addition to teaching at Dartmouth, I am also directly supervising several undergraduate research students (see Undergraduate Research Advising).
Guest Teaching
- Geomorphology, Denison University
In-class activity on shallow subsurface hydrology - Isotope Geochemistry, University of Minnesota
Geomorphology and geochronology lecture, activity, and class discussion - Surface & Groundwater Hydrology, Macalester College
Two course sessions and lab, including lecture, class discussion, and in-class activity - Geomorphology, University of Minnesota
Four lectures and original assignments on glacial processes and paraglacial environments - Advanced Geomorphology, Macalester College
Geomorphology and geochronology lecture, activity, and facilitated class discussion
A sediment core image collected as part of an undergraduate research project with Abigail Wilwerding, University of Minnesota.
Teaching Assistantships
| Teaching Assistantships |
|---|
| Geomorphology; University of Minnesota; F 2022 (In-Person) & F 2020 (Online) |
| Hydrogeology Field Camp; University of Minnesota; Su 2022 (In-Person) & Su 2021 (Online) |
| Earth Surface Processes; University of Minnesota; Sp 2021 (In-Person) |
| Earth & Its Environments; University of Minnesota; Su 2019, F 2019, F 2018 (In-Person) |
| Introduction to Geology; Carleton College; F 2015 (In-Person) |
