About Me
I am an Associate Professor at Barry University, where I direct the Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership.
My teaching style tends to be flexible and easy-going. I strongly believe in psychological safety in the classroom - my students' safety and my own. My hope is that my students get to bring themselves to class each time, without worrying about what they can or cannot disclose. I am also grateful when my students allow me to bring my whole self to work. I am playful by nature. I bring multiple simulations and interactive activities to my classes. My classes often involve equally playful assignments (for example; "design an educational game to reinforce the class concepts," or "build a simulation to help your classmates experience what you learned in this project." Presentation days are often joyful and interesting, as students bring their top game in creativity. |
Currently, my research interests revolve around international and ethics education. I am fascinated by the use of pop culture in ethics education (for example, one of my favorite courses is Ethics and the Game of Thrones, which I teach at the graduate and undergraduate levels).
For a more detailed review of my background, experiences, and publications, please OPEN MY CV.
For a more detailed review of my background, experiences, and publications, please OPEN MY CV.