Teaching Experience

I teach courses in quantitative research methods and statistical programming, as well as substantive areas of political economy and comparative politics. You can find some syllabi, student evaluations, and examples of lessons below:

University of Amsterdam (Instructor of Record)

• Political Economy of East Asia (MA seminar)

• Introduction to Political Economy (BA lecture)

• The Internet and Politics (BA lecture)

Yale University (Teaching Assistant)

• Foundations of Statistical Inference (TA for Professor P.M. Aronow):
  Lessons

  • Introduction to R short course.
  • Learning from random samples.
  • Summarizing random variables.
  • The bootstrap and introduction to regression.
  • Additional regression topics.
  Evaluations

  • Student feedback.

• Design and Analysis of Randomized Field Experiments (TA for Professor Alexander Coppock):
  Lessons

  • Introduction to dplyr, potential outcomes, and random assignment.
  • One-sided noncompliance.
  • Research synthesis and meta-analysis.
  Evaluations

  • Student feedback.

Other teaching

• Pre-registration for observational analyses (Berkeley Initiative for Transparency in the Social Sciences)