Solo Instructor: PPPM 481/581 Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations (Summer 2023, Summer 2022)Teaching Assistant: Introduction to Nonprofit Sector (Teaching Assistant, Winter ‘24, Fall ‘23, Winter ‘23, Fall ‘22, Winter ‘22, Fall ‘21), 494 Practice of Leadership and Change (Spring ‘24), 481/581 Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations (Spring ‘24, ‘23, ‘22)

Designed the MBA Nonprofit program, and its curricular co-, and extra-curricular components, and advised the coordinating team on a variety of activities including program (re)design, academic reviews, student recruitment, faculty recruitment, program evaluation, and industry-community partnerships. Courses designed, proposed, and approved by the university: BUS 627 Managing Nonprofit Organizations, BUS 628 Fundraising and Grants Management, BUS 646 Governance and Leadership, BUS 644 Monitoring and Evaluation, BUS 654 Public Policy and Analysis, and BUS 638 Logistics Management in Humanitarian and Development Projects.Teaching Experience: * Graduate-level Courses: Managing Nonprofit Organizations (Lead Faculty, ‘22, ‘21, ‘19), Fundraising and Grants Management (Lead Faculty, ‘22, ‘21), Governance and Leadership (Lead Faculty, ‘21)* Undergraduate-level Courses: BUS 390 Development of Business Strategy (Faculty, ‘21)* Graduate Modules: Impact Assessment, Community Resource Mapping, Storytelling with Pictures, Innovative Fundraising

Supported an Erasmus+ Project led by the Social Entrepreneurship Competence Center at WU University of Economics and Business with literature review, interview, and case writing around skills and competencies required to internationalize social enterprises.

Assisted Sohan Babu Khatri, Management Consultant, in nonprofit/education management, branding, and research projects.

Engaged students of different high schools and higher education institutions of Nepal in visual arts workshops to empower them with skills of photography, storytelling, and creating, collecting, curating, and installing artwork.

Graduate Teaching Assistant for Professor Dyana Masons Introduction to Nonprofit Sector Class (Winter 2018, Fall 2018, Winter 2019), and Professor Saurabh Lalls Impact Philanthropy Class at the School of Planning, Public Policy and Management

Researched on: “Enhancing the Value Chain of Gulmeli Coffee by Empowering Coffee Cooperatives of Gulmi”, for the Ministry of Agricultural and Livestock Development, Government of Nepal as a Public Service Fellow of Daayitwa.

Cambridge General Certificate Examinations: A Level Business

Extended essay research supervisor for IBDP Business Management Course

Photojournalism and documentary photography

Developed and implemented communication strategies and tactics using different forms of communication, wrote grant proposals, and taught HSEB Marketing to high school management students.

Cambridge General Certificate Examinations: A Level Business Studies and Sociology