I have accumulated over four years of teaching and mentoring experience through extensive teaching assistantships, guest lectures, and research mentorship.

I served as a teaching assistant for the following courses at the University of British Columbia:

  • Social Statistics (Twice)
    • Independently taught recitation sessions
  • Social Interaction and Culture (Introduction to Sociology course)
    • Independently taught an hour-long tutorial for two sections per week
  • Inequality and Social Change (Introduction to Sociology course)
    • Independently taught an hour-long tutorial for two sections per week
  • Work and Inequality
  • Survey Methods
  • Family Context of Human Development

Below is some feedback from my students:

  • A student remarked on my Social Statistics recitation: “Manlin’s recitation sessions were very helpful, and she did an amazing job explaining difficult statistical concepts!”

  • Students highlighted that my tutorials “created fun and engaging assignments and discussions,” “[were their] favourite discussion class ever,” and “helped [them] understand how to apply what [they] learned to real life.”

  • They also spoke highly of the inclusive learning environment in my tutorials:

    • “During group discussions everyone contributed, and when we came together as a class, everyone felt open to sharing their group’s ideas.”

    • “She [Manlin] made the environment comfortable where we felt we could openly share our thoughts.”