Teaching 

Teaching, to me, is both a privilege and a responsibility. I approach the classroom as a shared intellectual journey, where my role is less about transmitting knowledge and more about guiding rigorous thinking, fostering respectful dialogue, and linking concepts to real-world impact. At its core, my teaching philosophy rests on four commitments: student-centered engagement, critical analysis, practical relevance, and inclusive dialogue.

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Teaching Positions and Experience ​​

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Instructor of Record, Political Science Department, Auburn University

POLI 1050: Global Politics and Issues

 · Fall 2025 

 · Spring 2024 

 · Fall 2023

POLI 1090: American Government in a Multicultural World

 · Spring 2024

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Teaching Assistant

Auburn University, Political Science Department

 · POLI 3000: Research Methods in Political Science (Fall 2024)

 · POLI 3270: Public Policy (Spring 2023)

 · POLI 3260: Organization Theory (Fall 2022)

 

University of Ghana, Public Administration Department (2021 – 2022)

 · PAH619: Public Policy Analysis

 · PAH668: Public Sector Human Resource Management

 

Central University, Department of Human Resource Management (2017 – 2018)

 · CBHR204: Human Resource Management

 · CBHR401: Rewards Management

 · CBHR403: Career Development Systems

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Guest Lectures

· “Modern Challenges in African Resource Utilization”. Presented 3 times at AFRI 2000 class (Introduction to Africana Studies), Auburn University. 

· “Civil Society Density and Political Participation in Nigeria, Ghana, and Liberia?” Presented at the University of Ghana Business School, June 4, 2025, at the Amegashie Auditorium.