My name is Danijela Kyriakakis, and I am currently a full-time faculty member at Lehman College. With two decades of experience teaching physics lectures and laboratories at the college level in the NYC area, I have developed a deep passion for education and student success. I began my teaching journey in 2007 at the City College of New York (CUNY) while I was a student at the Earth and Atmospheric Physics Department. After graduation, I continued to teach at various CUNY colleges and private universities in the NYC area. Throughout my career, I have consistently delivered high-quality instruction in both physical and virtual classroom settings, employing diverse teaching methodologies, including experiential learning opportunities, to engage students and enhance their understanding of physics concepts. In addition to lecturing in physics, I collaborated with Dr. Luis Anchordoqui and undergraduate students on the research project "Necessary Conditions for Life in the Venusian Atmosphere". I collaborated on projects with USGS Research, with resources and acknowledgments available through their publications USGS Research: https://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2012/1002/html/acknowledgments.html
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