Teaching is an integral part of being an academic. I am enthusiastic about my research and studies and want to awaken the same enthusiasm in my students. I have had the pleasure to teach a large number of tutorials/classes, mostly on topics of applied statistics, mathematics in political research, and political economy. Here is an overview of those classes:
Summer 2018: Instructor, Political Science Math Camp, for New Graduate Students Summer 2017: Instructor, Political Science Math Camp, for New Graduate Students Fall 2016: Instructor, Tutorial and R Lab, Probability and Linear Models (Graduate Class) Summer 2016: Instructor, Political Science Math Camp, for New Graduate Students Summer 2016: Instructor, The Political Economy of Competition, Conflict, and Cooperation Spring 2016: Instructor, Tutorial and R Lab, Maximum Likelihood Estimation (Graduate Class) Fall 2015: Instructor, Tutorial and R Lab, Introduction to Empirical Approaches (Graduate Class) Summer 2015: Instructor, Political Science Math Camp, for New Graduate Students Summer 2010: Teaching Assistant, International Relations and World Politics