Teaching
I have served as a Teaching Assistant for 7 courses at Cornell University in the Department of Information Science, the Department of Psychology, and Human Development (2022–2025), in addition to delivering guest lectures and mentoring undergraduate and master’s-level researchers.
Teaching Assistant
- INFO 2951 Introduction to Data Science — Spring 2025
- INFO 6310 Behavior and Information Technology — Fall 2024
- INFO 4450 Computer-Mediated Communication — Spring 2024
- INFO 4430 Teams and Technology — Fall 2023
- PSYCH 2250 Psychology of Language — Spring 2023
- PSYCH 1101 Introduction to Psychology — Fall 2022
- HD 4380 Language and Thought — Spring & Fall 2022
Responsibilities included leading discussion sections, designing class materials, and grading.
Guest Lectures
- INFO 4450 — Content Prediction in the Fluency of Computer-Mediated Communication (Spring 2024)
- INFO 6310 — Mechanisms of Content Prediction in Computer-Mediated Communication (Fall 2024)
Curated and delivered guest lectures on content prediction and CMC fluency, translating advanced psycholinguistic theories into accessible frameworks for junior audiences with diverse technical and social-science backgrounds.
Student Mentorship
Through Cornell’s INFO 4900 Independent Study program, I have cumulatively coached 25 undergraduates and 14 Master of Engineering students in research execution and professional development across multiple semesters (2023–2025).