Intramural Teaching Activities
Anatomy Teaching Assistant
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Laboratory instruction, small group teaching, one-on-one mentoring |
| Institution |
Duke University School of Medicine | Durham, NC |
| Dates |
August 2024 – Present |
| Learners |
First-year MD students, Pathology Assistant students |
- Leading live cadaveric dissections for two classes of first-year students.
- Running weekly small-group review sessions covering regional and systems-based anatomy.
- Developing customized education modules for students with learning accommodations, adapting material across visual, kinesthetic, and verbal modalities.
Radiology Teaching Assistant
- Teaching second-year medical students radiology topics as part of the preclinical curriculum.
- Reviewing imaging cases with students to develop pattern recognition and diagnostic reasoning skills.
Co-Instructor, VR-HEAL (Virtual Reality Health Education for Advanced Learning)
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| Type |
Course instruction, simulation-based education, curriculum development |
| Institution |
Duke Bass Connections | Durham, NC |
| Dates |
August 2024 – May 2025 |
| Learners |
Undergraduate and graduate students (interdisciplinary team) |
- Co-taught a year-long Bass Connections course developing virtual reality software for training on tunneled catheter procedures.
- Designed the educational curriculum mapping VR simulation steps to real procedural milestones in interventional radiology.
- Supervised student teams across engineering, computer science, and medicine.
- Won the 2025 Fortin Foundation Bass Connections Showcase for best showcase work.
- Project page: VR-HEAL 2024–2025
Instructor, Space Health 101 (Duke House Course)
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Seminar instruction, course design |
| Institution |
Duke University | Durham, NC |
| Dates |
Fall 2020 – Spring 2021 |
| Learners |
Undergraduate students (no prerequisites) |
- Designed and taught a 12-week undergraduate seminar on space medicine, open to all majors with no prerequisites.
- Covered aerospace physiology, astrobiology, human anatomy, and the hazards of space travel.
- Recruited and coordinated guest lecturers including physicians, astronauts, and astrobiology researchers.
- Course materials subsequently hosted on the TRISH Orbit Platform for broader access.
- Full course details
Instructor, Duke Summer Learning: Space Medicine
- Designed and taught a Duke Summer Learning course introducing high school students to space medicine.
- Adapted undergraduate-level content on aerospace physiology and space health for a younger audience with no prior science prerequisites.
Last updated on Feb 6, 2026