Teaching

University of Michigan, Ross School of Business, Management and Organizations 300: Behavioral Theory in Management (Undergraduate Course, 2022)

• “Professor Trinh does an excellent job of fostering engagement within the classroom and creating a space where students can challenge and propose new ideas.”
• “Professor Trinh treated the class with a lot of respect and always went above and beyond to answer questions. She was very engaging and created a welcoming class environment.”
• “She is incredibly fun and energetic. Though everyone has bad days, you could never tell when she did. She also isn’t afraid to have fun with students which kept class interesting.”
• “Engaging, kind, caring, accessible, energetic, exciting. Really cared about her class which we could really tell and appreciated greatly.”
• “She was really charismatic and dynamic, and I loved her energy.”
• “Professor Trinh was a great teacher overall.”

Stanford University, Public Policy: Environmentalism in California (Undergraduate Course, 2017)