Teaching experience across sociology and business school contexts at four institutions, including graduate and undergraduate courses in negotiation, conflict, and research methods.

Selected courses:

Negotiation Strategy (BBA, Ross Business School)

This course examined how parties navigate mixed-motive interactions where interests both align and conflict. Through simulations grounded in negotiation research, students apply frameworks for managing distributive and integrative dynamics, coalition formation, and cross-cultural contexts.

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (BA & MA)

These courses explored the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through frameworks of contested narratives, media representation, and grassroots peacebuilding strategies. Students analyzed how conflicting parties construct and communicate legitimacy claims, and how activists navigate asymmetric power dynamics in pursuit of conflict transformation.

Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods (BA)

This course provided methodological training in qualitative research design and implementation. My teaching centered on translating theoretical approaches into practical research strategies, guiding students through question formation, method selection, data collection, and analytical interpretation.