As an Assistant Professor in the College of Science and Mathematics at the University of the Virgin Islands, my main responsibility is teaching courses. My teaching style is marked by enthusiasm, celebrating growth mindsets, fostering critical thinking, and embracing the importance of imparting practical knowledge. I also frequently use memes in my lectures to lighten the mood.

Graduate Courses

• MES 503 Research Methodologies and Tools I
• MES 504 Research Methodologies and Tools II

Undergraduate Courses

• MBI 424 Marine Ecology
• CSC/SCI 230 Data Science I
  • Course Coding Exercises
• MSC 239 Oceanography
• SCI 100 The Natural World: The Caribbean
• BIO 339 Vertebrate Structure

Workshops

• Scientific Writing Workshop (Graduate Level; 3x 2-hour sessions)
• Data Science in Health Sciences (Undergraduate Level; 3x 3-hour sessions)

Former Teaching Positions

• BIEB 135 Aquatic Ecology Lab (SIO)
• SIOB 272 Advanced Statistical Techniques (SIO)

Guest Lectures

• ENV 365 Topics in Environmental Science: Choosing the right analysis for your study/project
• SIOB 272 Advanced Statistical Techniques: Bootstrapping
• SIO 139 Current Research Methods in Marine Biology: Why Quantitative Scientists are Marine Biology’s Unicorns, and How You Can Become a Unicorn Too.