Teaching

PPOL 511: Political Institutions, Processes and Public Policy
- A game theory-based course on the intersection of political institutions and public policy through a political economy lens (master’s level; also taught Fall 2024)
PPOL 697: Capstone: Research Policy Thesis I
- First semester capstone advising (master’s level; also taught Fall 2024)
PPOL 698: Capstone: Research Policy Thesis II
- Second semester capstone advising (master’s level; also taught Spring 2025 and Summer 2025)
If you are enrolled in one of my courses, or you are one of my capstone advisees, please email me for an office hours appointment.

PPOL 521: Statistics and Research Methods in Public Policy
- A data-driven course that introduces students to statistics, causality, and programming in R (master’s level; Fall 2024)
PPOL 541: Public Policy Analysis
- A causal inference driven course focused on program evaluation (master’s level; Spring 2025)
PPOL 651: Special Topics: Game Theory for Public Policy
- An introductory game theory course at the graduate level; covers static and dynamic games of complete and incomplete information (master’s level; Summer 2025)

I am happy to provide syllabi for my courses upon request.

Graduate Student Advisor for the Program on Ethics, Politics and Economics, including The Senior Essay and The Yearlong Senior Essay
- Undergraduate level; fall 2022, spring 2023, fall 2023, spring 2024
Section Leader for The United States Congress
- Undergraduate level; spring 2020, summer 2021, summer 2022
Section Leader for Intro to Game Theory
- Graduate level; spring 2021
Section Leader for Game Theory & Political Science
- Undergraduate and graduate level; fall 2019, fall 2020