My teaching philosophy is that both students and the instructor can enhance their learning from enjoyable interactions - through in-class discussions, activities, and on-line communications. In my courses, I encourage students to take advantage of educational technology, to use their sociological imagination for analyzing local and global phenomena in society, and to share their international experiences in class to broaden their perspectives and future opportunities. I enjoy teaching and learning from my students.
Sociology Instructor at the University of Minnesota
Sociology 1001: Introduction to Sociology - Fall 2006, Fall 2004, Summer 2003, Spring 2003
Sociology 3501: Sociology of the Family - Spring 2004
Sociology Teaching Assistant at the University of Minnesota
Sociology 4090: Sociology of Sexuality - Spring 2005
Sociology 3121: Sociology of Gender - Spring 2005
Sociology 4966: Senior Project - Summer 2004, Fall 2002
Sociology 3501: Sociology of the Family - Fall 2003
Sociology 3811: Basic Sociological Statistics (Lab Instructor) - Spring 2002, Spring 2001
Sociology 3801: Research Methods (Lab Instructor) - Summer & Fall 2001, Spring 2000
Sociology 1001: Introduction to Sociology (Lab Instructor) - Summer 2000
English Instructor at Park's English School, South Korea
Elementary to High School Level Courses - February to June 1999
