I am an interested, involved teacher and my students appreciate my excitement and openness. I earned a graduate certificate from the University of Victoria’s program in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education and won a TA award from the Canadian Council of Departments of Psychology. I have taught and collaborated with learning & teaching centers at several institutions, including Texas A&M University – San Antonio and the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana. I currently teach at Loyola University Chicago.

Because my primary research training is in applied memory, I am particularly skilled in using teaching methods that promote deep, long-lasting learning and training students to use study methods that do the same. As a graduate student, I took courses in memory, vision science, advanced statistics, and neuropsychology. I’ve taught a variety of courses at the undergraduate level.

Get in touch to request my teaching portfolio for my research-supported approach to teaching. To get a feel for my lecture style, you can listen to the multiple lectures uploaded in my blog or visit my YouTube channel.