Teaching
Teaching record
A historical record of university teaching, 2021 to 2026, spanning linguistics, legal-linguistics support, and Korean language instruction.
| Course | Role | Institution | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language in Society | Applied Linguistics Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of Applied Linguistics | January 2026– May 2026 |
| Introduction to English Linguistics | Applied Linguistics Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of Applied Linguistics | August 2025– December 2025 |
| Introduction to Linguistics | Applied Linguistics Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of Applied Linguistics | January 2025– May 2025 |
| Introduction to English Linguistics | Applied Linguistics Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of Applied Linguistics | June 2024– August 2024 |
| Introduction to Linguistics | Applied Linguistics Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of Applied Linguistics | January 2024– May 2024 |
| Linguistic Interpretation and Investigation of U.S. Legal Documents | College of Law Teaching Assistant | Georgia State University, College of Law | January 2023– May 2024 |
| Intermediate Korean | World Languages & Cultures Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of World Language & Cultures | August 2022– December 2023 |
| Elementary Korean | World Languages & Cultures Instructor | Georgia State University, Department of World Language & Cultures | August 2021– May 2022 |
Teaching Approach
I teach linguistics as a data-driven discipline. Whether the course is Introduction to Linguistics or Language in Society, students work with real language data and learn to turn observation into evidence. My aim is for students to leave the course able to ask precise questions about language and to answer them with data.
Courses are listed as taught, with terms taken from the CV and owner-confirmed corrections logged in the project content record.