1. Knowing Who You Are
I believe in fostering a culture of learning, research, and innovation in academia. My core values include integrity, perseverance, and collaboration. These guide my interactions with colleagues and students. My short-term goal is to enhance my teaching methods and expand my research portfolio, particularly in Petroleum Engineering. Long-term, I aim to contribute significantly to the academic community through leadership roles and research excellence.
2. Knowing What You Do
My strengths lie in research, demonstrated by my achievements, such as the Best Postgraduate Research Award and various innovation awards. However, I need to enhance my leadership and teaching methods to create a more engaging learning environment. My motivation stems from a desire to be a role model and a source of inspiration for future engineers and academicians.
3. Knowing What You Need to Learn
I need to focus on learning advanced pedagogical techniques and developing stronger leadership skills. By setting up a structured learning plan, attending workshops on effective teaching and leadership seminars, I aim to better balance teaching, research, and administrative duties. Additionally, I will seek mentorship from experienced faculty members to guide me in these areas.
4. Applying What You Know
I will actively implement what I learn by building successful habits, such as regularly reviewing and improving my teaching approach and managing time effectively. Creating an environment for success also means engaging with students and peers for continuous feedback and working on my leadership role within the faculty.