Sohrob Aslamy

Throughout my academic career, I have had the opportunity to teach and facilitate multiple courses that encompass a range of subjects in geography and the social sciences broadly. As an instructor and teaching assistant, I have guided and mentored students on topics and themes that include urban politics and policies, the role of spatial technologies and data in society, nationalism and citizenship, as well as the social and scientific aspects of environmental issues. 

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In the link below, you will find all the course evaluations I received as an instructor and teaching assistant. You will also find descriptions for each course listed and example course materials. 

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Course taught as instructor of record for the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs:

• MAX 123: Critical Issues for the United States: Fall 2024, Spring 2025

 

Courses taught as instructor of record in the Department of Geography and the Environment:

• GEO 105: World Urban Geography: Spring 2023, Maymester 2023, Winter 2023-2024, Summer 2024

• GEO 171: Human Geography: Summer 2024

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Course taught as instructor of record for the Office of Pre-College Programs:

• Environment and Society: Summer 2023

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Courses taught as teaching assistant in the Department of Geography and the Environment:

• GEO 105, World Urban Geography: Fall 2016, Fall 2017

• GEO 372, Political Geography: Spring 2017, Spring 2018, Fall 2019

• GEO 171, Human Geography: Fall 2018

• GEO 108, Mapping Today—Technology and Spatial Thinking: Spring 2019

• GEO/PSC 360, Sustainability Science and Policy: Fall 2019

• GEO 103: Environment and Society: Spring 2020, Fall 2023

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