In this section, you can find information about my teaching and mentoring experience, and details about my teaching certifications.
Courses
CE 392 M Public Transportation Engineering The University of Texas at Austin Teaching Assistant (Prof.: Dr. Randy B. Machemehl). | Fall 2018 / Fall 2019 |
CE 367 P Pavement Design and Performance The University of Texas at Austin Teaching Assistant (Prof.: Dr. Jorge A. Prozzi). | Spring / Fall 2016 |
IC 0810 Diseño Vial (Geometric Design) University of Costa Rica - Civil Engineering Department Interim Professor (Led weekly sessions for fourth-year Civil Engineering students). | II 2014 |
Mentoring Experience
Notes:
* Winner of the 2018 Carey Scholarship
** Winner of the 2017 GLUE Participation Award
Certifications
Graduate Certificate in Engineering Education Cockrell School of Engineering at UT-Austin Requirements: 16 graduate-level credits, including courses in Engineering and Education schools. | May 2020 (Expected) |
Advanced Teaching Preparation Certificate Faculty Innovation Center (FIC) at UT-Austin Requirements: 7 workshops and a qualifying teaching statement. | Fall 2018 |
Inclusive Classrooms Leadership Certificate Seminar for Excellence in Teaching Division of Diversity and Community Engagement (DDCE) at UT-Austin Requirement: 2-days seminar. | November 2018 |
Photo Gallery
I received the 2020 Glue Mentor Award in January 2020. |
Teaching the course Public Transportation Engineering in Fall 2019. |
My mentee Emily Nguyen received the 2018 Carey Scholarship last October 2018. |
My mentee Tiffany Tang received the 2017 GLUE Participation Award last January 2018, for her outstanding work during the GLUE program. |
Emily Nguyen final presentation for the Directed Reading Program (DRP), November 2018. |
Tiffany Tang collecting pavement macrotexture information using laser technology at Pickle Research Center (PRC) at UT-Austin, October 2017. |
Andres Sanchez collecting pavement friction information using the Micro-Grip Tester in Waco, Texas during the Summer 2015. |
Andres Sanchez collecting pavement noise information at an anechoic chamber in Ernest Cockrell Jr. Hall (ECJ) at UT-Austin, Summer 2015. |