TEACHING

My teaching focuses on creating inclusive and engaging learning environments where students can connect Earth, environmental, and climate science to real-world challenges. Through active learning, mentorship, creativity in the classroom, and bilingual engagement in English and Spanish, I aim to create spaces where students from all backgrounds can learn, participate, and and develop the knowledge and confidence to engage with the world around them.

Earth's Climate Saga: From Extreme Past Climates to Modern Challenges

Summers - Brown University

Since 2024, I have created, developed, and served as the lead instructor for the Earth's Climate Saga course in the Summer@Brown program, where I designed and teach a college-level class that introduces high school students to climate science and Earth systems through interactive and inquiry-based learning.

ENVS0490 - Environmental Science in a Changing World

Spring 2026 - Brown University

I am the instructor for Environmental Science in a Changing World for the Spring of 2026, an introductory undergraduate course open to all students that explores how Earth’s systems respond to human impacts, with a focus on climate, energy, agriculture, biodiversity, and science-based solutions to global environmental challenges.

Guest Lecture

Bates College, U. Michigan, CU Boulder

I have delivered guest lectures at Bates College, University of Michigan, and University of Colorado Boulder, using interactive activities and discussion-based learning to help students engage with complex topics in Earth, environmental, and climate science.

Teaching Assistant

In English and Spanish

I served as a teaching assistant at University of Colorado Boulder and Universidad de los Andes, supporting undergraduate courses in geoscience and environmental science in both English and Spanish through laboratory instruction, field activities, and student mentoring.

Teaching Certificates

Professional Development in Teaching and Inclusive Pedagogy