Teaching & supervision

Teaching
students to
ask better
questions

I want students to see law not as rules to get through, but as a toolkit for rigorous thinking, persuasive communication, and the pursuit of justice.

Teaching

Courses,
supervision
& training

Courses

What I teach

Contracts, Business Associations, Legal Research & Writing, Corporate Governance, Human Rights, Technology Law, and Anti-Corruption Law.

Supervision

9 undergraduate researchers

Mentored across three cohorts on AI governance, financial crime, insider trading, mining, corruption, and human rights.

Credentials

Pedagogical training

UBC Instructional Skills Workshop and Associate, Centre for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning.

A diverse group of students gathered around a laptop, working together
“The best classroom is one where students learn to trust the quality of their own questions.”

Record

Teaching & supervision experience

2026

Adjudicator

Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research Conference · UBC

Evaluated research presentations across disciplines and provided feedback on the quality of research questions, methodology, analysis and communication of findings.

2021–26

Research Mentor

UBC Research Exchange Program

Supervised nine undergraduate researchers working on AI and financial crime, comparative AI governance, and corruption and human-rights risk.

2020–21

Doctoral Writing Consultant

Centre for Writing and Scholarly Communication · UBC

Provided one-on-one writing support to undergraduate and graduate students across disciplines, with a focus on analytical reasoning, argument development, and written communication.

2020

Guest Lecturer

Race and Law Seminar · Allard School of Law

Delivered a guest lecture on “The Weight of History: Slavery, Segregation and Apartheid: The Vancouver Context”.

2012–13

Program Coordinator

Faculty of Law · University of Lagos

Designed and delivered simulation-based client counselling training for approximately 30 law students.