Teaching Experience
I have extensive teaching experience at the graduate and undergraduate levels, both in substantive topics and in research methods for the social sciences. At the University of Michigan, I have designed and taught summer courses in international relations, comparative politics, quantitative methods, and computational programming and served as a Math Camp instructor for the incoming cohort of Ph.D. students. Additionally, I have served as a Graduate Student Instructor for six full-term classes in the Department of Political Science.
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I have mentored, provided research assistance, and worked with undergraduate and Master's degree students through various projects at the University of Michigan.
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Teaching Interests
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I am interested in designing and teaching courses related to international relations, comparative politics, political violence, the political economy of development, Eurasian politics, quantitative and computational methods, and causal inference. Please email me for syllabi, teaching notes, and course evaluations.
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Courses Designed and Taught:
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I have served as the Instructor of Record for the following courses at the University of Pennsylvania (post-doc):
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Introduction to Data Science
​ Summer 2023
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I have served as the Instructor of Record for the following courses at the University of Michigan:
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Introduction to International Relations
​ Spring 2022
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Math Camp for Incoming Graduate Students
​ Summer 2019
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POLSCI 389: Political Violence and its Legacies
Summer 2019
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POLSCI 300: Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods and Programming
Spring 2019
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POLSCI 389: Asymmetric Wars: Insurgents, Terrorists, and Civilians
Summer 2018
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Courses Taught:
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I have served as the Graduate Student Instructor for the following courses at the University of Michigan:
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(G) POLSCI 799: Advanced Quantitative Empirical Methods | Walter Mebane
Fall 2021​
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(U) POLSCI 368: Modern Warfare | Yuri Zhukov
Fall 2016, Fall 2018
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(G) Political Science Computer Lab
Fall 2017, Winter 2018
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(U) POLSCI 300: Empirical Quantitative Methods of Political Science | Rocio Titiunik
Winter 2017
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Mentoring:
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(U) POLSCI 383: Directed Research | Christopher Fariss, Yuri Zhukov
Fall 2019, Winter 2020, Fall 2020, Winter 2021, Fall 2021, Winter 2022
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(U) UROP: Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program
Fall 2019, Winter 2020, Fall 2020, Winter 2021, Fall 2021
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