TEACHING

Fall 2023 (DePauw University)

SOC 100A: Contemporary Society

This introductory undergraduate course is intended for first-year students or higher who are interested in social issues, social problems, and sociology. Developing students’ sociological imagination, this course explores how we can connect our lived experiences with structural and historical conditions in contemporary societies.

SOC 201A: Global and Transnational Sociology

This introductory undergraduate course is intended for second-year students or higher who are interested in understanding race, class, and gender from global and transnational perspectives. Seeing all social problems as global and transnational, this course explores what we can learn from sociological studies from and on different parts of the world and what it means to seek global solidarity in sociological knowledge production.




------ Below are the past classes I taught as a graduate student ------

Spring 2020 (UVA)

SOC 1010: Introductory Sociology

Fall 2019 (UVA)

SOC 2230: Criminology 

1. Explain key concepts related to crime, criminal justice, and race, class, and gender.

2. Relate America’s history of social control and punishment to current crime policies and practices.

3. Critically interrogate news, policies, and reform efforts related to crime.

4. Define and illustrate how crime is socially and historically constructed.

5. Write reflectively on how your social position shapes your experiences with crime, punishment, and safety.

(the course description is credited to Professor Rose Buckelew.)

Spring 2019 (UVA)

SOC 1010: Introductory Sociology

Fall 2018 (UVA)

SOC 2230: Criminology 

(the course description is credited to Professor Fiona Greenland.)

Fall 2014 ~ Spring 2016 (NTU)

PS 1005 & 1006: Introductory Politics 政治學一二