Teaching

Touring the Boston Museum of Fine Arts as part of the Harvard course ANE 170 Food, Identity, and the Biblical World, October 2025. — Touring the Ancient Egyptian collection of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts as part of the Harvard course ANE 170 Food, Identity, and the Biblical World, October 2025.

Teaching Hebrew Bible at Harvard's Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations is an immense privilege, allowing me to connect my passion for the field of biblical studies to the learning needs and academic interests of a diverse student body.

I have created a range of courses that engage with the biblical text both in translation and in its original languages, while also highlighting the complexities of the ancient communities that produced it, and the legacy of the Bible in today’s world. I have further developed a dynamic approach to undergraduate and graduate advising that equips students with the critical and professional skills needed to excel in their future careers, be they in the academic world or elsewhere.

Read more about my undergraduate courses, graduate courses, and track-record as an advisor at Harvard.