About Me
I am a sociologist and educator with research interests spanning topics of pedagogy, spirituality, alternative health, and motherhood studies.
Beyond research, I am a teaching-focused professional who is deeply committed to mentorship and fostering meaningful connections with students. I prioritize creating inclusive and dynamic learning environments that empower students to take ownership of their education. I am consistently developing new types of critical thinking exercises and creative learning assignments.
Recently, I have become interested in creating collaborative projects with students across different campuses. If you’re a Sociology Professor interested in connecting our classrooms or learning more about my work, please feel free to reach out.
P.S. Alongside my academic interests, I sporadically maintain a blog. It’s a space for personal observations, informal critical reflections on ethics and social life, and occasional detours into projects that matter to me. For example, I will be transcribing my dad's 1960s letter from Thailand and curating my own photo essays. Not everything here will be polished or peer-reviewed- it’s just all part of how I process and document my world.
