I teach courses in international relations, human rights, conflict studies, and political violence. I am currently teaching at the University of Central Florida and previously taught and assisted with undergraduate courses at the University of Pittsburgh.

• Human Rights Policy — Fall 2026, University of Central Florida
  Designed and teach an upper-level course examining the development, politics, and implementation of international human rights, including debates over universality, international institutions, state compliance, and contemporary human rights challenges. 

• Civil Wars — Spring 2026, University of Pittsburgh
  Designed and taught an upper-level course on the causes, conduct, and consequences of civil wars, covering topics such as insurgency, rebel governance, civilian victimization, intervention, and conflict termination.

• Conflict and War Theory — Summer 2025, University of Pittsburgh
  Designed and taught a course on civil and interstate war, with emphasis on theory, historical cases, and applied discussion.

• World Politics — Summer 2023, University of Pittsburgh
  Taught an introduction to international relations, covering war, cooperation, institutions, globalization, human rights, and the global economy.

• World Politics — Teaching Assistant, 2022–2023, University of Pittsburgh
  Led discussion sections, graded written assignments, and held office hours for undergraduate students.

• Political Violence — Guest Lecturer, Spring 2024, University of Pittsburgh
  Delivered lectures on civil war onset and civilian targeting.

I have also completed the University of Pittsburgh’s Achievement in Pedagogy Badge Program.