I have taught classes on trade politics, comparative politics, causal inference, and programming at the undergraduate, and PhD level. I received the Bok Center Distinction in Teaching for every class I have served as teaching fellow.

• Teaching Fellow, Stat 286/Gov 2003: Causal Inference with Applications, Fall 2022 (Prof. Kosuke Imai)
  A graduate level course on causal inference. This is the third course in the Government Department’s method training sequence.
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• Instructor, Math prefresher, Summer 2022 (Prof. Gary King)
  A graduate level course for newly admitted PhD students on math, statistics, computer science, and related technical material.
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• Teaching Fellow, GenEd 1119: Law, Politics, and Trade Policy, Spring 2022 (Prof. Christina Davis)
  A general education course that examines the transformative role of trade policy for Japan, Korea, and China.
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• Teaching Fellow, Gov 20: Foundations of Comparative Politics, Fall 2021 (Prof. Steven Levitsky)
  A undergraduate course that introduces students to major theories and concepts in comparative politics.
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