Teaching

Boston University School of Public Health

• Public Health Surveillance: A Methods-Based Approach (BS 728)
  Instructor, Fall 2025
  Teaching Assistant, Fall 2022 – Fall 2024
  This graduate-level course introduces the principles of public health surveillance and its connections to biostatistics and public health practice. Topics include complex survey design, weighted sampling, capture-recapture methods, time series analyses, and basic spatial analyses. Students learn how to analyze surveillance data and communicate their findings.

• Advanced Methods in Infectious Disease Epidemiology (BS 825)
  Teaching Assistant, Fall 2022
  A hands-on course introducing statistical and mathematical methods in infectious disease epidemiology, with emphasis on evaluating literature, selecting appropriate methods, and implementing techniques in practical settings. The course included class discussions, computer lab sessions, and a structured debate on a controversial topic in infectious disease epidemiology.