From 2012-2019, I taught a number of Earth Science courses at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney, Australia. 
​This involved preparing and coordinating lab classes, setting and grading tests, and running both single-day and week-long field excursions.

Lab Coordinator roles

Fundamentals of Geology (Geos1111) and Introduction to Petroleum Engineering and Geology (Ptrl1001*) (joint course, ~100 students): 2012-2017 
First year course, includes a day-long field trip investigating the Sydney Basin and underlying geology. 
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Field Methods and Mapping (Geos2131^; ~20 students): 2014-2018 
​Second year course, includes a week-long field trip at Rouchel in the Hunter Valley, NSW.​

Teaching Assistant roles

Astrobiology: Life in the Universe (BEES6741; ~50 students): 2019
Fully online third year course.

The Science of Science Communication​ (BEES6800; ~40 students): 2019
Fully online third year course. 

Earth and Environmental Science​ (Geos1211; ~100 students): 2016-2017​. 
First year course, includes a 2-day field trip exploring the geology of the Blue Mountains and Bathurst regions of NSW, including visiting an active coal mine. ​​
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Earth Structures (Geos3171"; ~20 students): 2014-2016
​Third year course, includes a week-long field trip at Bermagui on the NSW South Coast.​​

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Tutoring

One-on-one or in small groups, outside of class hours, as required. 

• Fundamentals of Geology (Geos1111)
• Earth and Environmental Science (Geos1211)
• Environmental Systems, Processes and Issues (Geos1701) ​
• Field Methods and Mapping (Geos2131^)​​
• Earth Structures (Geos3171")

​​​​*Prior to 2017, course was called Fundamentals of Petroleum Geology (Geos3321).
​^​​Prior to 2016, course was coded as third year Geos3131.
"​​Prior to 2016, course was coded as second year Geos2171.
NB: From 2019, UNSW moved from a two-semester to a three-term teaching structure.