Kim-Phuong Truong-Vu has extensive experience teaching medical sociology, gender, race and ethnicity, ​sexuality, general sociology, and research methods at the undergraduate level, and qualitative research methods at the graduate level. Kim has developed and taught seven different course preps, both lower and upper division and at the graduate level. These courses have been offered through the University of Miami main campus and the University of Colorado Boulder (CU) main campus and Continuing Education in both full semester courses (15- and 16-week) and block courses (5-week). She has taught courses in-person, online, and in a hybrid (synchronous and asynchronous) format, to as many as 76 students.

Teaching Awards

• 2019-2020 Graduate Student Teaching Excellence Award, The Graduate School, University of Colorado Boulder.
• 2017-2018 United Government of Graduate Students (UGGs) Graduate TA/GPTI Excellence Award, University of Colorado Boulder. 

Instructor of Record

University of Miami

• SOC 613, Qualitative Research Methods (graduate seminar)
• SOC 380, The Sociology of Gender
• SOC 384, Medical Sociology

​University of Colorado Boulder

• SOCY 1001, Introduction to Sociology
• SOCY 1006, The Social Construction of Sexuality
• SOCY/WMST 1016, Sex, Gender, and Society
• SOCY 1021, Racial/Ethnic Relations in the U.S.
• SOCY 3201, Sociological Research Methods

The Roaring Fork

• Introduction to Sociology, Summit and Lake County Pre-Collegiate Program, University of Colorado Boulder