My approach to teaching focuses on helping students develop the skills to become thoughtful and effective decision-makers. I strive to create an engaging and interactive classroom environment where students can apply theoretical concepts to real-world management challenges and build confidence in communicating their ideas.
Teaching areas
Operations Management
Supply Chain Management
Sustainability
Teaching methods
Case-Based Learning
Structured Problem Solving
Experiential Learning
Teaching experience
Course Instructor
Summer 2026
OMIS 5210: Operations Management
Core MBA Course · 1.5 credits Schulich School of Business
Sessions taught:
Operations Strategy and Process Analysis
Quality Management
Supply Chain Management
Lean Operations
Planning and Improving Projects
Course Debrief and Process Improvement Presentations
Student evaluation: 6.05 / 7.00
Guest Lecturer
Fall 2026
OMIS 6200: Sustainable Supply Chain Strategies
Graduate-Level Course · 3.0 credits Schulich School of Business
Sessions taught:
What is an Achievable Sustainable Supply Chain Strategy
Teaching Assistant
Summer 2025
OMIS 5212: Design and Management of Organizational Processes
Master of Supply Chain Management · 3.0 credits Schulich School of Business
Sessions taught:
Littlefield Simulation (In-Class)
Lean Operations
Selected student feedback
“I loved how the instructor simplified course and provided relevant real life examples. The discussion forums also helped by showing how other students viewed the material.”
“Sunny was kind, passionate about the material and went above and beyond to provide comprehensive post-lecture notes for us, which included questions and further detail on discussions we covered in class that were outside of the scope of the original material. She truly set us up for success, and I really appreciated that.”
“She was very enthusiastic in class and it was really fun to enage in class with her. She is a very welcoming instructor and always responds to students that encourage us to think outside the box.”