Teaching
Courses
Undergraduate
Gov 97: Sophomore Tutorial (The Politics of Organized Crime)
Teaching Fellow, with Professor Ryan Enos. I developed the syllabus and was the lead instructor for my seminar of the tutorial. See Reviews and Comments.
- Recipient of a Certificate of Distinction and Excellence
Gov 1292: Politics in Brazil
Teaching Fellow, with Professor Frances Hagopian. See Reviews and Comments.
- Recipient of a Certificate of Distinction and Excellence
Gov 1290: Comparative Democratization
Teaching Fellow, with Professor Steven Levitsky. See Reviews and Comments.
Graduate
Gov 2000: Quantitative Methods for Political Science (Cross-listed Stat E190).
Teaching Fellow, with Professor Xiang Zhou. See Reviews and Comments (G0v 2000) and Reviews and Comments (Stat E190). Sample lecture video available upon request.
API 202-Z: Empirical Methods II (Harvard Kennedy School)
Teaching Fellow, with Professor Gregory Bruich. See Reviews and Comments.
Harvard Summer School
Gov P-16120: Space Matters: How Geography Affects Politics
Head Instructor, Harvard Pre-College Program. See Syllabus and Reviews (2018) (2019) (2020) (2021).
I have taught a range of substantive, methodological, and policy-oriented courses, both in the classroom and online. My teaching has been recognized twice by the Harvard Bok Center with a Distinction in Teaching Award.
I am passionate about teaching and mentorship as a pathway to reduce inequality, both through formal in informal channels. Specifically, as a quantitative methods instructor, I strive to empower underrepresented learners. Outside the classroom, I have mentored senior thesis writers and PS-Prep prospective graduate students, among others.
My students include undergraduates, graduate PhD students, policy school students, and summer school learners.