Teaching

I currently teach across undergraduate modules at the University of York: including Global Challenges (Level 1), Introduction to Political Theory (Level 1), Introduction to Comparative Politics (Level 1) and Justice, Equality and Difference (Level 2). I have also designed and delivered lectures on environmental ethics (Level 3) and dilemmas of justice (Level 2). 

I have been recognised for my teaching by being nominated for the University of York's SU Excellence Awards as GTA of the Year and as the departmental GTA Award recipient. 

I was recently awarded recognition as an Associate Fellow of Advance HE. My project explored the use of role-play and scenario-based teaching for political theory. 

I am also passionate about GTA teaching and pedagogy, and co-organised a conference entitled 'Teaching in the in-between: Postgraduate Perspectives on Teaching and Learning'. This one-day conference brought together researchers, GTAs, and senior SoTL staff to reflect on the challenges and opportunities of teaching as a PhD student. You can read more about the conference here and here.