Winter 2025
WRR103H1S: Writing Essays
Pre-baccalaureate course, 30 students in-person
Transitional Year Programme (Teaching Assistant)
Course Description: Seminar-style course designed to develop students’ academic writing, reading, and analytical skills.
MGID79H3: International Capstone Case Analysis
University of Toronto Scarborough, School of Management (Teaching Assistant)Undergraduate course, 30 students in-person
Course Instructor: Dr. Kristina McElheran, Assistant Professor of Strategic Management
Course Description: Digitization, management of analytics and impact of artificial intelligence and automation, future of work, management execution, globalization, climate and global sustainability.
Fall 2025
GLA2111: Research Methods for Global Affairs
Graduate course, 140 students in-person
Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Professor & Director of Research, Shiri Breznitz
Course Description: Research and project design; constructing research questions, conducting case study analysis from primary and secondary data.
TYP006: English Composition
Pre-baccalaureate course, 30 students in-person
Transitional Year Programme (Teaching Assistant)
Course Description: Seminar-style course designed to develop students’ academic writing, reading, and analytical skills.
GUEST LECTURES
de Leon, M. (2025, November 3). Financial aid and access in higher education. [Guest Lecture]. Transitional Year Programme, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.de Leon, M. (2025, October 6). Translating Between Academic and Public Audiences [Guest Lecture]. Transitional Year Programme, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Summer 2025
INF2202H: Data Governance in the World of Big Data
Graduate course, 30 students in person
Faculty of Information (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Adjunct Professor, Nazia Shahrin
Course Description: Data governance and management, legislative compliance, accountability, measurement and monitoring.
Fall 2024
PCJ261H: Introduction to Peace, Conflict and Justice II
Undergraduate course, 100 students in-person
Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Isabela Dos Santos
Course Description: This course reviews theories exploring the causes of conflict, the possibilities for the pursuit of peace, and the role of justice in both. Drawing on a wide range of disciplines and perspectives, it offers an introduction to diverse approaches to conflict resolution and peace-building. Case studies and examples are used to help students apply the conceptual tools they acquire to prominent world conflicts.
GLA2111: Research Methods for Global Affairs
Graduate course, 140 students in-person
Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Professor & Director of Research, Shiri Breznitz
Course Description: Research and project design; constructing research questions, conducting case study analysis from primary and secondary data.
Summer 2024
INF2202H: Data Governance in the World of Big Data
Graduate course, 30 students in person
Faculty of Information (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Adjunct Professor, Nazia Shahrin
Course Description: Data governance and management, legislative compliance, accountability, measurement and monitoring.
Winter 2024
INF1321H: Representing, Documenting and Accessing the Cultural Record
Graduate course, 130 students in-person
Faculty of Information (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Sessional Instructor, Stephen Abram
Course Description: Epistemological and ontological approaches to creating, organizing, preserving and accessing information and knowledge.
MGID79H3: International Capstone Case Analysis
Undergraduate course, 30 students in-person
University of Toronto Scarborough, School of Management (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Dr. Kristina McElheran, Assistant Professor of Strategic Management
Course Description: Digitization, management of analytics and impact of artificial intelligence and automation, future of work, management execution, globalization, climate and global sustainability.
Fall 2023
GLA2111: Research Methods for Global Affairs
Graduate course, 100 students in-person
Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (Teaching Assistant)
Course Instructor: Professor & Director of Research, Shiri Breznitz
Course Description: Research and project design; constructing research questions, conducting case study analysis from primary and secondary data.
Margaret de Leon 