I received one and a half years of funding as a teaching assistant then a course instuctor from the ECE department at the beginning of my Ph.D. journey. I found myself really enjoyed the time spent with learners — not only students, but also instructors ourselves. Teaching is another way of learning for me, especially as a start-over reflection on the established knowledge base. I see the research in high voltage engineering follows somewhat similar pattern: we revisit the mature in order to cultivate the new. A truly “re-search” process
Teaching experiences:
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- Graduate Teaching Assistant: ECE 3300 Electromechanical and Electromagnetic Energy conversion and ECE 3043 Measurements, Circuits and Microelectronics Laboratory
- Graduate Instructor: CETL 8000 Graduate Teaching Assistant Preparation
- Tech to Teaching candidate
Recognitions:
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- CIRTL (Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning) Associate
- 2019 Georgia Tech ECE Graduate Teaching Assistant Excellence Award
With Gary May, former dean of College of Engienering
2018 Roger Webb Awards
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
College of Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
With Tammy McCoy, my teaching supervisor from Center for Teaching and Learning
2018 Roger Webb Awards
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
College of Engineering
Georgia Institute of Technology
