I am passionate about introducing students to the scientific study of politics -- especially undergraduates who are new to quantitative social science research. In Spring 2026, I will teach Political Research Methods (POLS 1600) at Brown University.
I have been a TA for several undergraduate and graduate courses. I also taught a mini-course on statistical programming in R for political science graduate students and advanced undergraduates as part of the methods sequence at Rochester. See here for a link to that syllabus. Recently, I prepared a course on applied game theory which I plan to offer next academic year. Click here for the syllabus.
Full list of courses: (UG - Undergraduate, G - Graduate)
Brown, POLS 1600 (UG): Political Research Methods. (Instructor of Record) Spring 2026
U of R., TA, PSC 244K (UG): Politics and Markets (Prof. David Primo) Spring 2025
U of R., TA, PSC 247 (UG): Green Markets (Prof. Lawrence Rothenberg) Fall 2024
U of R., TA, PSC 405 (G): Causal Inference (Prof. Anderson Frey) Spring 2023, '22
Lab sessions on applied statistical programming - Regression, Bootstrap, IV, RDD, DID, etc.
U of R., TA, PSC 243 (UG): Environmental Politics (Prof. Lawrence Rothenberg) Fall 2023
U of R., TA, PSC 404 (G): Probability and Inference (Prof. Kevin Clarke) Fall 2022
Instructor, Intro to R, PSC 404 Recitation - Syllabus
U of R., TA, PSC 105 (UG): Intro to US Politics (Prof. Dan Alexander) Fall 2021
URI, TA, PSC 310 (UG): Intro to Political Science Research (Prof. Ping Xu) Fall 2018