●      The object of this course is to teach students with little to no machine knitting experience how to use a single-bed domestic knitting machine.
●      Developed the existing department course syllabus with my co-teacher and a department senior critic by devising a course concept and theme, choosing the most important techniques for the students to learn, and writing each homework assignment and class agenda. 
●      Perform class knitting demonstrations and regular presentations for knitting techniques including plating feeder, manual tucks, eyelets, punch card design, and short rowing. 
●      Lead critiques in each class and assist students with their questions, concepts, and ideas. This class had 12 students. 
●      Showing students how to troubleshoot knitting issues on their machines and clean and care for the machines.
●      Guide the class teaching assistant on how best to support the needs of the class and how to conduct office hours.

Rhode Island School of Design                                               Providence, RI                                               Sept - Dec 2025
Teaching Assistant, Textiles Department

●      Supported the machine knitting (single bed domestic machine) class, a required sophomore-level class for undergraduate textiles students and first-year grad students. This class had 14 students.
●      Assisted students with knitting questions and issues in class on all techniques and with troubleshooting machine issues.
●     Supported and participated in critiques each class. Maintained weekly office hours in the knitting studio.

Rhode Island School of Design                                         Providence, RI                                         Sept 2025 – May 2026 Peer Adviser, Career Center

●      Provide guidance to RISD students with their resumes, job and internship applications, networking, and other career-related questions.
●     Assisted students with using the career portal and preparing to attend internship and portfolio review events in person and online.

Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta, GA                                    Sept 2021- Mar 2024 Sustainability and Textiles Mentor, Fashion Department

●      Mentor students on the current state of the fashion and textile industry and the damage it does to the environment as well as provide ideas and examples of ways to create a sustainable business model and sustainable design.
●      Teach students workshops in various textile techniques including knitting, quilting, and wool felting.
●     This role entailed 5 visits to the fashion department each semester (15 visits per school year). Each visit was to a different class and lasted one hour. During this time I would provide a workshop or lecture, depending on what the teacher of the class needed. Classes consisted of 12-15 students and was a mix of undergraduates and graduates.