She currently co-chairs the MS in Design and Urban Ecologies and the MA in Theories of Urban Practice programs. Rendón has instructed courses across different programs and schools at the New School since 2010, including the BA Urban Studies, BFA Integrated Design and MS Design and Urban Ecologies. Rendón has coordinated a number of long-term academic projects with community partners and non-profit organizations. Most of these projects have committed to social and spatial justice and involved students from graduate and undergraduate programs. The Right to Housing Gazette and The Sunset Park Gazette are two of the outcomes of projects produced by MS Design and Urban Ecologies students. Before teaching at the New School, Rendón taught at the European Masters in Urbanism at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.