Teaching is central to my work as a sociologist and has shaped my identity as an interdisciplinary scholar. In Fall 2026, I am teaching courses on "The Business of Healthcare" and "Automation and its Consequences" at the NYU Gallatin School of Individualized Study. While working as a Postdoctoral Fellow, I taught courses on the social and ethical aspects of data science in the NYU Steinhardt School's Department of Applied Statistics, Social Science, and Humanities. I received the bulk of my pedagogical training in the Human Biology and Society program at the UCLA Institute for Society and Genetics. In my courses, I hope that students learn not just how to think critically but also what interests them and why. My experience teaching primarily in unique, interdisciplinary departments has both convinced me that the integration of ideas from across the liberal arts is a necessary component of higher education in the 21st century for students in every field.Â
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