She has taught in the German Studies and Judaic Studies departments at the University of Southern California. Her dissertation at USC, "Lives Remembered:Memoirs of German-Jewish Women Who Left Germany in the 1930s" examines issues relating to history, memory, gender and identity. As director of the URJ Introduction to Judaism program in Southern California and Arizona, Rabbi Meyer enjoys working with adult learners and guiding them on their Jewish journeys. She frequently officiates at life-cycle events and participates in interfaith events. When not teaching, Rabbi Meyer can be found hiking with her mixed-breed rescue dogs, Pepper and Finn.