Teaching Experience

I teach courses in political economy, comparative politics, quantitative research methods, and statistical programming. You can find course syllabi and select 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)

Georgetown University (Instructor of Record)

• Japanese Political Economy (MA seminar)

• Japanese Politics and Policy (BA seminar)

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.
• 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.

Other teaching

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