Classes Taught at College Level:
Victor Valley College (2012-2015)
Psychology 101: Delivered a comprehensive course introducing students to the foundational concepts, theories, and methodologies of psychology. This course provided an overview of various psychological disciplines, including cognitive, developmental, social, and behavioral psychology. Employing a multifaceted teaching approach integrating lectures, discussions, multimedia resources, and interactive activities, the aim was to engage students in exploring psychological principles through real-world applications and case studies. Encouraging critical thinking and fostering an inclusive learning environment, the course sought to instill a deeper understanding of human behavior, cognitive processes, and the relevance of psychology in everyday life.
Psychology 133: Offered a comprehensive exploration of the historical context surrounding drug and alcohol abuse, delving into its profound implications on individuals, families, communities, and society at large. The course delves into the definitions of use, abuse, and addiction, while presenting the disease concept of addiction to offer a multifaceted understanding of these issues. Students will engage with discussions on the impact of substance abuse and addiction on various levels, from the individual to societal perspectives. Additionally, the course investigates the effectiveness and economic considerations of diverse treatment and rehabilitation models, fostering a critical analysis of approaches aimed at addressing substance abuse and promoting recovery.
Park University- 2015
Psychology 341- Taught on both the scientific and practical realms, centered on uncovering an individual's strengths and nurturing their positive development. This course is dedicated to examining the intricate facets of human potential, delving into the emotional and cognitive processes pivotal in enhancing an individual's overall well-being. Emphasis is placed on exploring how these factors cultivate prosocial behavior and the capacity to foster positive environments. By merging scientific insights with applied methodologies, students will explore strategies aimed at identifying and amplifying personal strengths, fostering resilience, and creating environments conducive to fostering positivity, growth, and thriving in both personal and communal contexts.