University of Oklahoma College of Law, 2025–present​
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Family Law: Upper-level survey course exploring the rights, obligations, and liabilities arising from marital and nonmarital relations; divorce; marital property, alimony; and child support
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Contracts: First-year survey course exploring the nature and enforceability of promises. Subjects include contract formation, performance, termination of contracts, material breach, remedies for breach of contract, mistake and excuse for nonperformance, statute of frauds, interpretation of contract language, conditions, assignment and delegation, and third party beneficiaries.
Prior Courses
Tulane University Law School, 2023–2024 and 2024–2025: Legal Research & Writing​
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Course content: Techniques of legal problem-solving, researching and drafting legal memoranda and briefs through a series of progressively more complex writing assignments, and an oral argument before an appellate moot court
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My role: Teaching two sections per year as a Forrester Fellow
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Wesleyan University, Spring 2023: Introduction to Human Rights Standards
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Course content: An overview of the philosophical, legal, and practical bases of human rights, as well as the current state of human rights norms, institutions, and politics
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My role: Giving seven lectures and five review sessions, as well as grading response papers and the final exam, as a Visiting Assistant Professor of Public Policy
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Yale College, Spring 2021: Theories, Practices, and Politics of Human Rights
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Course content: The theoretical foundations of human rights, the emergence of a global human rights framework and its operation, and the development of international criminal law and regional human rights systems, as well as current debates within human rights
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My role: Leading two weekly discussion sections, lecturing on regional human rights systems, and grading as a Teaching Fellow in the Political Science Department
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Yale Law School, Fall 2019: Feminists in the Law Reading Group
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Course content: An introduction to feminist critiques of law school and the legal profession
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My role: Designing the syllabus and leading discussions as an Editor-in-Chief of the Yale Journal of Law & Feminism