Teaching
Instructor
2023-2024 Geography of the Global Economy (GEOG-202) Spring 2024 [150 students]
GEOG202 is a second-year introductory course on the discipline of economic geography and the globalization of the world economy
through an examination of its causes, patterns, and consequences in a variety of geographic contexts.
Curriculum Development
2021–2022 Planning for Work in Cities, How Cities are Planned by Work, a module designed for
the Graduate Course FCIT605: The Future of Work for the Future Cities. University of
Waterloo, Department of Geography and Environmental Management, Winter, 2022.
Training
2020–2022 Certificate in University Teaching (CUTs) Program,
University of Waterloo, Centre for Teaching Excellence
2020 Fundamentals of University Teaching Program, University of Waterloo, Centre for
Teaching Excellence–accredited by the Educational Developers Caucus (EDC)
Guest Lectures and Seminars
2022 Debt Relations and Microfinance, in GPHY333: Markets, Environments, and Societies.
University, Department of Geography and Planning, November 3.
2022 State-Citizen to Creditor-Debtor: State-led housing provision for low-income groups
in Turkey, in GEOG336: Space, Power and Politics: Citizenship in a Changing World.
University of Waterloo, Geography and Environmental Management, March 15.
2021 Finance, Digital Technologies and Financialization of Everyday Life, in GBDA412:
Special Topics in Digital Cultures. University of Waterloo, Stratford School of Interaction
Design and Business, November 16-19.
2021 Feminist Approaches in Social Sciences: Social Reproduction Theory and
Intersectionality, in SOC302: Contemporary Sociological Theory. University of Waterloo,
Department of Sociology and Legal Studies, November 9-12.
2021 Work ‘alternatives’: Spotlight on Universal Basic Income (seminar), in GEOG302:
Geographies of Work and Employment. University of Waterloo, Department of Geography
and Environmental Management, November 9.
2021 Understanding gendered debt and labour in the global South in SOC4606: Urbanization,
Gender and the Global South. York University, Department of Social Science, July 27.
2021 Social Stratification, Urban Inequalities, and Financialization of Everyday Life, in
SOC101: Introduction to Sociology. University of Waterloo, Department of Sociology and
Legal Studies [virtual], July 6-12.
2021 Theoretical Approaches to Financialization of Everyday Life and Inequalities, in
SOC406: Seminar in Contemporary Theory. University of Waterloo, Department of
Sociology and Legal Studies [virtual], July 6-12.
Teaching Assistant
2019 Human Geographies: People, Space and Change,
Department of Geography and Environmental Management, University of Waterloo
2017 On Becoming a Geographer,
Department of Geography and Environmental Management, University of Waterloo