At UMass Boston I teach courses on human security (graduate), the politics of food security (undergraduate), IR theory (undergraduate), IR theories and concepts (graduate) and an introductory course in International Relations (undergraduate). In previous years, I have taught courses on food security (undergraduate) at Brown University and human rights (undergraduate) at the George Washington University. My preference in teaching is to bring interdisciplinary perspectives to bear on common social problems, to encourage students to actively engage with the ethical challenges of today’s political affairs, and to blend theory and practice to encourage students to draw connections between class readings and discussions and their experiences gained in internships and the workplace.
| Politics of Food Security (undergraduate) |
| Human Security (graduate) |