TEACHING CV

DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION, PETER LOUGHEED LEADERSHIP COLLEGE

2015-present

Responsible for:

• creation and delivery of the Teaching Fellow program, which trains 10-15 graduate and law students in teaching and leadership

• Design and delivery of an annual two-week Leadership Educator's Bootcamp to 10-15 law and Graduate student Teaching Fellows

• Design and delivery of Dive, an intensive adaptive leadership cohort-based program for 30 graduate, law, and medical students. 

• Programming and select workshop delivery of Wade, a series of topic-focused leadership development workshops for graduate, law, and medical students.

• Support the college Principal in creating and maintaining innovative and consistent pedagogy across all our academic programming.

LOUGHEED ADJUNCT PROFESSOR / LEADERSHIP

2018-current
University of Alberta

Design and deliver INT D 301 Foundations of Leadership, an interdisciplinary undergraduate course with a strong focus on personal and cohort leadership development. I privilege experiential learning in both classroom activities and assignments. For example, students apply their learning about communication through an analysis of a Mayor's communication gaffe, then create communication plans to rectify it and pitch them to the Mayor's Chief of Staff. For their group project, students have produced vodcasts which encourage viewers to take action on topics from food accessibility to sexual assault to mental wellness on campus. They also have social media based assignments which challenge them to practice public pedagogy.

CO-INSTRUCTOR / LEADERSHIP

2015-2018
University of Alberta

Co-designed and taught INT D 301 Foundations of Leadership with founding Principal Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell. Supervised the Teaching Fellow team that supported us.

FACULTY LECTURER / GENDER STUDIES

2014-2015, University of Alberta

Designed and taught undergraduate gender studies courses including:

• WGS 460 Masculinities (Winter 2015)

• WGS 498 Girlhood Studies (Fall 2014)

• WGS 320 Feminism and Popular Culture Fall (2014)

• WGS 201 Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies (Winter 2015)

• WGS 201 “Introduction to Women’s Studies” (Winter 2014)

  • Community Service Learning section

SESSIONAL INSTRUCTOR / GENDER STUDIES

2010-2014
University of Alberta

Designed and delivered:

• WGS 201 Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies (Fall 2013)

• W St 201 Introduction to Women’s Studies (Winter 2013, Winter
  2012, Winter 2010, Fall
  2010)

ELLA (EXTENDED LIFELONG LEARNERS ASSOCIATION) INSTRUCTOR

2012, 2013, 2014, 2016
University of Alberta

Designed and delivered courses for 50-100 seniors (ages 60+) during a daily three-week Spring session. Course offered through the University of Alberta's Faculty of Extension.

• EL 71 The Evolution of Popular Feminism: From Suffragettes to CEOs (2016)

• EL 51 Men, Masculinity, and Action Cinema (2015)

• EL 11 Interpreting Popular Culture (2013)​

• EL 51 You've Come a Long Way Baby? Feminism and Gender Equality from WWII to Today (2012)

INSTRUCTOR / HUMANITIES 101

2013, 2017, 2018
WINGS Women's Shelter (through University of Alberta)

Designed and deilvered a 3-hour class at WINGS Women's Shelter:

• Riot Grrls and Girlhood (2018)

• Constructing the Girl (2017)

• Gendered Advertising: WWII to Today (2013)

• Chick Flicks and the Myth of Female Power (2013)

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