As Course Instructor
STAT500: Statistics and Excel. Presidio Graduate School. Summer 2019.
An introduction to quantitative methods commonly used in business and public administration settings, including measures of central tendency, variability, and correlation; data visualization such as tables, charts, graphs, and histograms; and single and multiple regression modeling.
SOC 191.4: Sociology of Slavery. University of California, Berkeley. Fall 2018
A seminar on slavery in world-historical context and as an aspect of the American experience. Approaches slavery through several different theoretical lenses and examines cultural and institutional legacies of slavery in American society today.
An introduction to quantitative methods commonly used in business and public administration settings, including measures of central tendency, variability, and correlation; data visualization such as tables, charts, graphs, and histograms; and single and multiple regression modeling.
SOC 191.4: Sociology of Slavery. University of California, Berkeley. Fall 2018
A seminar on slavery in world-historical context and as an aspect of the American experience. Approaches slavery through several different theoretical lenses and examines cultural and institutional legacies of slavery in American society today.
As Teaching Assistant
Sociological Theory, Evaluation of Evidence, Introduction to Sociology, Social Psychology, Muslims in America, Islamophobia