Teaching

Teaching Interests

My professional background in e-commerce at Piramal Consumer Healthcare, together with my research that focuses on digital platforms, positions me to teach a range of courses at the undergraduate and MBA levels:

Courses Taught

Principles of Marketing (Undergraduate course)
Kenan-Flagler Business School, UNC Chapel Hill
Instructor of Record
Term: Summer 2025
Format: Online, Synchronous

Course Evaluation Highlights

Response rate: 14/24 (58.33%)

4.64 / 5
Course covered material relevant to the business world
4.50 / 5
Instructor treated students fairly and equitably
4.21 / 5
Overall, the course provided a valuable learning experience

What Students Said

"She was time efficient, covered multiple topics in a concise and clear way, and was more than willing to help people better understand material."

"One of the strengths of this course was the clear and organized structure, which made it easy to follow in an online format. The combination of recorded lectures, accessible materials, and consistent communication helped create a supportive and effective virtual learning environment."

"Group discussions, actively wants to help students understand material and succeed whether it be through email communication, office hours, or after class discussions."

"She was great at encouraging discussion, making sure everyone felt welcome and open to ask questions, participate in discussion, and be authentically themselves in the classroom."

Teaching Innovation

I view teaching as a process of ongoing experimentation. While teaching Principles of Marketing, I built tools that use the Canvas API to automate calendar events and quiz creation for the midterm and final exams, saving hours of manual setup and allowing me to focus on writing thoughtful questions and giving detailed feedback on cases.

Canvas API Tools
Open-source Python tools for automating course management tasks in Canvas LMS. Currently requires basic familiarity with running Python; future versions will be packaged as R and Python libraries for easier adoption by teaching professionals.   View on GitHub →