Teaching

Teaching Philosophy

Active learning through hands-on laboratory experiences and real-world applications
Critical thinking by connecting theoretical concepts to current research and practice
Professional preparation by developing skills essential for careers in kinesiology and related fields

Current Courses - California State University, Fullerton

KNES 461: Biomechanical Analysis of Human Movement

Term: Spring 2025

This course provides students with advanced understanding of biomechanical principles applied to human movement analysis. Students learn to apply mechanical principles to analyze movement efficiency, performance, and injury prevention strategies.

KNES 361: Principles of Human Movement

Term: Fall 2022 - Present

This course examines the fundamental principles governing human movement from developmental, biomechanical, and motor learning perspectives. Students explore how movements are planned, executed, and refined across the lifespan.

KNES 360: Movement Anatomy

Term: Fall 2022 - Present

An integrated approach to understanding human anatomy through the lens of movement and function. This course emphasizes the relationship between anatomical structures and their roles in producing coordinated movement patterns.

Previous Courses

Graduate Teaching Assistant - Michigan State University (2016-2021)

KIN 251: Principles of Human Movement (2020-2021, 2016-2017)
KIN 360: Physical Growth and Motor Development (2017-2018)