Overview
Teaching Professor
Ph.D., University of Strasbourg, France, 1999
With extensive teaching experience across various institutions, I have taught physics at multiple levelsfrom conceptual physics to modern physics and astronomyadapting my approach to suit a wide range of learners and academic settings.
In the classroom, I strive to foster an inclusive, engaging, and supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions, explore concepts, and connect theoretical knowledge to real-world applications. I employ a range of teaching strategiessuch as interactive lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on experimentsto address diverse learning styles and promote deeper understanding.
Outside the classroom, I provide academic and personal mentorship to students, supporting their development holistically. Each semester, I train and supervise teaching assistants and graders, helping them grow into confident, independent contributors capable of leading discussions and managing responsibilities effectively.
I am passionate about exploring innovative teaching methodologies and leveraging emerging technologies to create learning environments that resonate with students aspirations and ignite their enthusiasm for learning.
Information
- Physics 551, Topics in Modern Physics
- Physics 195, Modern Astronomy
- Physics 800: individual reading
- Physics 210: Physics of sound
- Physics 213, College Physics
- Physics 214, College Physics
- Physics 313, University Physics (Mechanics & Thermodynamics)
- Physics 314, University Physics (Electromagnetism)
- Teaching Professor, 蹤獲扦, KS 2018-Present
- Physics Instructor, 蹤獲扦, KS 2014-2018
- Lecturer, Southern Illinois University, IL 2011-2014
- Associate Faculty of Physics, Everett College, WA 2009-2010
- Physics Instructor, Edmonds College, WA 2009-2009
- Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics, Grand Valley State University, MI, 2007 -2008
- Adjunct Assistant Professor of Physics, Northern Virginia College, VA, 2005 -2006
- Adjunct Assistant Professor of Physics, Montgomery College, MD, 2004 -2005
- 蹤獲扦: Supervised a graduate student preparing an individual report
- Strasbourg University, France: supervised students project: Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function BRDF
- Everett College, WA: supervised students projects:
- Different methods of evaluating Plancks constant
- Physics of resonance: mechanical, acoustic, RLC circuit, MRI
- Ballistics of rocket: Wind resistance, fuel burn rate, and thrust force.