About
- Adjunct Instructor in Sociology
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Saybrook University–Transformative Social Change (est 2028)
Ph.D. Northeastern University–Criminology and Public Policy (ABD)
M.S. St. Cloud State University–Criminal Justice
B.A. University of Minnesota (Twin Cities)–Sociology with an emphasis on Law, Crime, and Deviance
BIO
I am an agent for positive social change who specializes in restorative and transformational justice studies, spirituality, and qualitative research methods. My educational background has included coursework in criminology and public policy from institutions across the globe. In addition to teaching, I spend time on my farm raising sheep and alpacas and developing my passion for fiber arts including spinning, knitting, tapestry weaving, and home decor.
TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
I facilitate courses with the intention of developing authentic engagement with the course material and the field of study to inspire lifelong learning. Additionally, I provide students with the opportunity to engage with one another as co-creators in the learning experience through critical analysis and application of the subjects under investigation.
Contact
- Phone: (620) 242-0400
- Email: [email protected]