Teaching

Monash College

UNITS TAUGHT :

MCD1350: Australian Screen Cultures 

MCD1360: Mass Communication and the Modern World 

MCD1560: Introduction to Journalism  

MCD6020: Media and Culture 

MCD6050: Communication and Society 

MCD6150: Media Challenges 

MCD6160: Communication in the Digital Age 

MUF0151: Contemporary Issues, Unit 1 

MUF0132: Global Studies 

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES : 

  • Delivers teaching within courses/units in media and communications.  
  • Develops learning materials for both tutorials and lectures for both face-to-face and online delivery.  
  • Plays an active role in revising and maintaining course documentation, including unit guides and weekly teaching content.  
  • Incorporates a variety of digital platforms into teaching practice, such as Moodle, Perusall, Google Workspace, Canva, Zoom, Meet, and Kahoot, among many others, to support student interaction and flexible delivery.  
  • Evaluates and marks student work 
  • Manages records for students under my responsibility and handles administrative tasks connected to classes.  
  • Offers ongoing support through scheduled and informal consultations.  
  • Participates in meetings, committee work, professional development trainings, and other endeavours organised by the College.

UNITS/COURSES LEAD :

MCD1560: Introduction to Journalism 

MCD6150: Media Challenges

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES :

  • Provides academic guidance on unit-specific matters and sets clear expectations for all teaching staff, including ongoing, sessional, and replacement tutors, to ensure consistent and high-quality outcomes across all delivery modes, including offshore partners. 
  • Contributes to discussions on teaching practice and advises colleagues on unit-level academic concerns.  
  • Works collaboratively with academic and administrative staff to develop, revise, and distribute unit resources, including assessment tasks, to support student learning and continuous improvement.  
  • Ensures that all materials are available to staff and students through Moodle and internal platforms. 
  • Liaises with faculty representatives on curriculum and assessment matters, including the preparation and submission of documentation for approval.  
  • Ensures that moderation processes and academic integrity investigations comply with institutional Assessment and Academic Integrity Policies and Procedures.  
  • Coordinates with administrative staff to collect student assessments and distribute grading tasks, including examinations, to teaching staff.  
  • Works with the teaching teams to compile, record, and submit final assessment results. 
  • Prepares unit-specific moderation and final reports.  
  • Contributes to decisions regarding special consideration and academic misconduct, including attendance at plagiarism interviews when required.  
  • Participates in the induction of new teaching staff. 
  • Informs offshore and faculty contact points of teaching staff with unit leadership roles and ensures appropriate lines of communication around curriculum and assessment.
Monash University

UNDERGRADUATE UNITS TAUGHT AND/OR MARKED :

ATS1119: Communicating in the Digital Age 

ATS1340: Introduction to Television Studies 

ATS1350: Introduction to Film Studies 

ATS2186: Audio Lab 

ATS2324: Climate Change Communication 

Postgraduate (Master’s) Units Taught and/or Marked: 

APG5401: Global Media Industries 

APG5458: Digital Technology, Policy, and Governance 

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES :

  • Focused primarily on teaching responsibilities across undergraduate and master’s courses/units. 
  • Prepared class materials and designed learning activities.  
  • Marked student work where assessment could be completed during tutorials or similar settings, ensuring timely and context-specific feedback.  
  • Managed incidental administration of student records and maintained accurate documentation for students under direct responsibility.  
  • Held regular consultations with students, including face-to-face and email communication before and after tutorials, to support ongoing learning and engagement.  
  • Participated in ad hoc preparatory, planning, and marking moderation meetings. 
  • Contributed to the creation of audiovisual materials to support lecture delivery.
University of the Philippines Baguio


UNDERGRADUATE COURSES :

COMM10: Critical Perspectives in 

Communication 

MS11: Reading Media 

BC100: Introduction to Broadcasting 

BC101: Broadcast Operations and 

Performance 

BC103: Fundamentals of Broadcast 

Writing 

BC107: Broadcast News 

BC108: Field Reporting 

BC111: Broadcast Media and Society 

BC120: Documentary Production  

Duties & Responsibilities 

BC122: Broadcast Drama  

BC124: Educational Programs 

BC130: Program Planning and Building 

BC131: Broadcast Promotions and  Merchandising 

BC195: Special Topics: Asian TV Dramas 

COMM100: Introduction to 

Communication 

COMM150: Communication Ethics 

JOURN111: Magazine Production 

JOURN113: Online Journalism 

  • Taught undergraduate courses in communication, journalism, broadcast communication, media studies, and audiovisual media production, covering practical media production skills, media theory, and research.  
  • Supervised over twenty undergraduate thesis projects, three of which were later published in academic journals, while several others were presented at international conferences.  
  • Served on advisory panels for postgraduate students completing master’s theses.  
  • Conducted original research and contributed to the field through the publication of journal articles, book chapters, and research reports in peer-reviewed journals, books, and conference proceedings.  
  • Took an active role in institutional governance by serving as a member or lead in various university committees, including those involved in academic planning for online and hybrid learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, thesis awards selection, academic staff recruitment, research symposia and workshops, research ethics review, theatre production, campus events, and student elections.  
  • Held administrative leadership roles within the University.  
  • Undertook extension work to the academic community as a reviewer for academic journals, theses from other institutions, research competitions, and university accreditation processes.  
  • Delivered public service through invited talks, lectures, and workshops as a speaker, facilitator, or resource person for other state and private universities and colleges, government agencies, non-government organisations, and basic education schools. 

Director, Ugnayan ng Pahinungód Baguio (Public Service and Volunteer Office) 

Duties & Responsibilities: 

  • Directed the full operations of the office.  
  • Led the unit in its mandate to extend volunteer service and support to marginalised and underserved communities, both within and beyond the region.  
  • Supervised and convened regular meetings with the Pahinungód team for the preparation, implementation, and evaluation of multiple service-oriented projects to ensure that each initiative aligned with the values and mission of the Pahinungód system.  
  • Oversaw all planning meetings, set priorities, assigned responsibilities, and monitored the delivery of outputs across various programmes. 
  • Maintained regular coordination with the university administration to provide updates on ongoing work, secure institutional support, and clarify processes related to personnel, finance, and logistics.  
  • Worked directly with funding agencies and partner organisations to secure resources for community projects and handled communication and reporting requirements to sustain external support.  
  • Led major emergency response efforts during periods of crisis, including organising and deploying teams for rescue operations, relief activities, and other urgent interventions in communities affected by natural calamities.  
  • Took responsibility for assessing and approving requests for support, and formally endorsed funding proposals, equipment requests, and material needs to the university administration to ensure the timely and effective execution of the office’s programmes. 

Department Chair, Department of Communication, College of Arts and Communication (Academic Unit) 

Duties & Responsibilities: 

  • Provided academic leadership in curriculum development, programme implementation, and alignment with university academic standards. 
  • Supervised faculty members, managed teaching assignments, and recommended appointments, renewals, and promotions. 
  • Oversaw day-to-day operations of the academic unit, including scheduling, records management, and coordination with administrative offices. 
  • Prepared and managed the department’s annual budget and endorsed funding, procurement, and resource requests. 
  • Supported faculty and student research initiatives and encouraged engagement in extension and public service work. 
  • Acted on student petitions and academic concerns, ensuring consistent application of academic policies. 
  • Represented the unit in university councils, committees, and official functions. 
  • Led internal reviews and ensured compliance with accreditation, quality assurance, and institutional policies, including the Department’s application for the ASEAN University Network Quality Assurance certification. 
  • Led the Department in its transition to a hybrid mode teaching during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. 
  • Facilitated faculty development activities and promoted collaborative teaching and research culture within the unit.

Coordinator, Learning Resource Center (Student Skills Enhancement Office)

Duties & Responsibilities: 

  • Directed the operations and defined the strategic direction of the Center in line with the university’s academic support goals. 
  • Coordinated academic support programs such as peer tutoring, remedial classes, and bridging sessions for students who faced academic challenges. 
  • Recruited, trained, and supervised student faculty and student tutors and academic support staff to maintain high standards of instruction and assistance. 
  • Managed administrative functions of the Center, including staff oversight, budget control, documentation, and internal reports. 
  • Organised academic skills sessions, review classes, and subject-specific consultations in coordination with academic departments. 
  • Maintained and updated data on student performance, service utilisation, and tutor effectiveness to inform planning and evaluation. 
  • Established partnerships with university offices to secure funding and enhance academic support services. 
  • Assessed the effectiveness of all programs and submitted recommendations to improve outcomes and strengthen support structures.

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