Instructor of Record (Northwestern University)
SESP_351 Special Topics: Youth Education and Community Organizing (Fall 2023/24)
"The information in this course is so important. We covered different types of participatory and design research, discussed theories related to community and youth, and challenged conventional ways of thinking. I believe anyone interested in working with youth or hoping to go into community work or education should take this course, and I would also recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning about liberation through research practices. Even as someone not in SESP, I took away learning that I know I will apply to work in my field which speaks to how widely applicable the course content is."
"For me, this class was an amazing space to hear my peers and professors engage and learn from one another. It was a space where we could really feel open and safe to bring up potential criticism and critiques with the materials for the class, and it was always amazing to hear what others had to say."
"I've talked to many of my classmates in this course, and we all agree that the relationship Sarah has built with us encourages us to bring our best self to the classroom. The assignments encouraged me to apply my own interests and thinking to course concepts and step out of my comfort zone."
"Sarah is so great at making you feel like you're an active learner in the space, and like she's genuinely interested in your learning. The classroom is a place where everyone is trying to find truth together, and it's invigorating as a student in the class."
LRN_SCI 451: Explorations in Educational Philosophies (Fall 2020/21) | Co-Instructor: Jacob Z. Kelter
Teaching Assistantship (Northwestern University)
LRN_SCI 351: Identity, Power, and the Historical Imaginary across Social Contexts (Spring 2024)
SESP_325: Race, Adolescence, and School Discipline (Spring 2023)
SESP_272: Field Methods (Spring 2022)
LRN_SCI 202: Culture, Language, and Identity (Spring 2020)