I began teaching casually at The University of Newcastle, Australia in 2016 after graduating my BSc (Hons). I have had the pleasure of learning from some amazing teachers and mentors who have inspired me to pass on knowledge in an engaging and stimulating way. Watching the next generation of scientists and ecologists realize their passions is a wonderful experience.

     - Lecture: Insect Identification using a dichotomous key and field sampling techniques

     - Practical/s: Various; covering ecological interactions, marine ecology, ecological succession, population growth modelling and survivorship, and DNA Barcoding and PCR.

 - Field trip/s: Small mammal trapping, herpetofauna surveying, spotlighting techniques and data collection 

- Field trip/s: Glider/Possum surveying techniques and data collection

- Lecture: Insect Identification using a dichotomous key and field sampling techniques
- Practical/s: Covering fields of light microscopy techniques, plant biology, microbiology and ecology

- Practical/s: Identifying and estimating the size of red and white blood cells using a light microscope, measuring oxygen saturation in the blood using a pulse oximeter and extracting DNA from strawberries.

- Invited Speaker: My experience as a PhD Student of Biological Sciences

- Workshop: Industry Engagement and Environmental Impact Assessments