Teaching
Courses taught, teaching philosophy, and evidence of effectiveness.
Teaching philosophy
[Two or three sentences that capture how you teach and why. Committees skim this — lead with your strongest, most concrete idea, e.g., how you treat students’ own languages and literacies as resources.]
A full teaching statement, sample syllabi, and student evaluations are available in my CV (PDF) or on request.
Courses taught
| Course | Institution | Role | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| [RWS 1301: Rhetoric & Composition I] | UTEP | Instructor of record | [Fall 2023 – Spring 2026] |
| [RWS 1302: Rhetoric & Composition II] | UTEP | Instructor of record | [Spring 2024, Spring 2025] |
| [Course number: Title] | [Institution] | [Instructor / TA] | [Terms] |
Evidence of effectiveness
- Student evaluations averaging [X.X / 5] across [N] sections ([N] students total).
- [A concrete outcome — e.g., redesigned the RWS 1301 curriculum module on multimodal argument, since adopted by N sections.]
- [A teaching award, certification, or observation letter — link or cite it.]
Mentoring & service to teaching
- [E.g., Writing center consultant, N hours/week, Years]
- [E.g., Mentored N new graduate instructors as part of …]