TEACHING

Developing the next generation of design + innovation leaders


I believe the future of design is shaped by the leaders we cultivate today. Through teaching, curriculum development, and mentorship, I work to empower emerging designers with the skills, thinking, and resilience needed to drive meaningful impact, both inside organizations and within their communities.

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    ArtCenter College of Design

    ASSOCIATE ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, INTERACTION DESIGN Teaching Interaction Design 3, focused on user research methodologies and strategic experience design, and sponsored studio classes. Serving as a Faculty Council Secretary.

    2022–present

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    Jefferson University

    ADJUNCT FACULTY, HEALTH DESIGN GRADUATE PROGRAM Taught the graduate Capstone course, guiding students through real-world research and design projects aimed at healthcare innovation.

    2024

  • Moore College of Art + Design

    Moore College of Art + Design

    DESIGN ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER, CURRICULUM CONSULTANT Developed the UX design curriculum for Moore’s new program, creating course structures, learning outcomes, and weekly activities across four courses: Introduction to UX, Advanced UX, Interaction Design, and The Business of UX.

    2024–present

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    Tyler School of Art

    ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, GRAPHIC + INTERACTIVE DESIGN, CURRICULUM CONSULTANT Taught Mobile Application Design and The Business of Design courses. Led a full curriculum redesign and deployment for UX/UI coursework.

    2021–2023

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    University of Texas, McCombs School of Business

    MENTOR, POSTGRAD UX/UI DESIGN PROGRAM Mentoring postgraduate students pursuing user experience design certification through UT Austin’s McCombs School of Business.

    2023–present

SPONSORED STUDIOS

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Cedars-Sinai Cancer Research Center for Health Equity
x ArtCenter Designmatters program

Co-taught two studio classes, guiding students in developing community-driven solutions to address cancer screening disparities in marginalized Los Angeles communities. Partnered with Cedars-Sinai researchers and community stakeholders to bridge design methodologies with public health innovation.