Program Administrator, College & Career Lab

June 2023 — Present

As one of four full-time staff members in the office, aid in the streamlining of the communications plan and communicate regularly with NYU staff, faculty, and external partners to coordinate the logistics of monthly learning sessions for our middle- and high-school students. Help manage cohorts of 200+ annually, including over a four-week in-person period in the summer. Helping to develop lesson plans and curriculum that will serve as the foundation of the lab’s six-year learning experience.

Adjunct Course Instructor

Jan 2022 — May 2022

Courses Taught:

• Learning the Rules to Break the Rules: Intro to Prose and Poetry (CRWRI-UA.815.019)

Better Readers, Better Writers

6-Week Workshop | Winter 2026

As poets, we know that to become better writers, we must also become better readers of poetic work. In this class, we :

• Moved from asking “what” an author is doing or what their work means and towards “how” their craft choices lead us to create meaning from a text.

• Gave language to the rhetorical devices used in poems and how poets pattern their language

• Generated original work informed by new poetic knowledge.

Educational Assistant

Sep 2021 — Jun 2022

Worked with four classes of third and fourth-grade students at a Queens, NY public school on poems that we compiled into an anthology at the end of a 20-week residency.

Stanford Spoken Word Collective (Co-Director '19-'21)

Sep 2017 — Jun 2021

Led and maintained a group of 16 poets on campus, regularly offering free writing workshops and quarterly spoken word performances to the general community.

Student Course Instructor

Jan 2019 — Mar 2020

Courses Taught:

• Poetry and Performance

• Penning Poems We're Proud Of

The Afterparty: The Poetics of Referentiality

The Poetry Society of New York | 2/26/2026

In this workshop, we considered how we borrow, take inspiration from, reinvent, and recontextualize the texts and media we consume on a daily basis while maintain our own poetic voices.

Game Mechanics in Poetry: Form, Function, & Expanding What Poetry Can Be

SATURN WILDS MOTEL | 6/25/2025

In this workshop, we examined how a video game’s interface guides or restricts player experience, and how that might inform a poem’s movement. We examined how these mechanics challenge assumptions about what poems can be and do.