Teaching & Mentoring Experience
Mar 2023-Dec 2023: Fellow, International Agriculture Education Fellowship Program (IAEFP), Catholic Relief Services, Arua, Uganda
Facilitating two weekly sessions on practical, project-based learning and co-teaching two weekly activity-based lessons for Senior 1 and Senior 2 agriculture students at SMEGSS
Mentoring Young Farmers' Club leaders in the club's establishment and operations
2020-2023: Lab Student Mentor, FIU, Miami, FL: Tropical Rivers Lab, Prof. Elizabeth Anderson
Along with three other postdocs, planning and leading monthly lab meetings for fifteen undergraduate and graduate students with diverse backgrounds and interdisciplinary research topics
Closely mentoring six students in two lab focus groups on (1) Amazon River Basin and (2) rivers and equity
2020: Computing Helper, UW, Seattle, WA: NASA SWOT Early Adopter Virtual Hackathon, Prof. Faisal Hossain
Provided technical support for a week-long, end-user training on simulating data that will be collected by the future SWOT (earth-observing) satellite
Provided intensive, hands-on support for a single end-user facing technical challenges
2018-2020: Google Earth Engine Instructor, UW, Seattle, WA: WaterHackWeek and GeoHackWeek, eScience Institute
Main instructor in 2020; Assistant instructor in 2018 and 2019
Delivered hands-on tutorials for ~40 scientists on using Google Earth Engine, a cloud-based computing system for conducting satellite remote sensing and geospatial analyses
2019-2020: Guest Lecture, UW, Bothell and Seattle, WA: Water, Drought, and the American West Course, Prof. Avery Cook Shinneman; Water Management Course, Prof. Faisal Hossain
2017: Co-Instructor, Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA: Landlab Earth Surface Modeling Toolkit, Prof. Erkan Istanbulluoglu
1-day Short Course, 25 participants
Assisted with developing course materials and providing hands-on training for earth surface processes numerical modeling tool
2017: Teaching Assistant, UW, Olympic Peninsula, WA: Sustainable Water in a Wet Region Course, Prof. Heidi Gough
Summer study abroad program, 2 weeks, 2 undergraduate students
Taught hydrology and geomorphology during a 1-hour classroom lecture, 3-hour river rafting trip, and 3-hour hiking trip
Developed quizzes and provided guidance for students on capstone project
2013-2015: Professional Mentor, CH2M (now Jacobs), Oakland, CA