She teaches in both the MSW program (Research Methods; Advanced Practice with Diverse Populations) and the undergraduate Social Justice Minor (Intro to Social Justice). She co-taught the May term international study course to the Netherlands and South Africa in 2009. Her primary research areas are adolescent sexual health, particularly HIV/STI prevention; and LBGTQ youth health and wellbeing, including sexual identity and gender identity development. Other interest areas include intervention and translational research, diversity and social justice, assessment methods, program evaluation, and international social work.