Teaching

My primary teaching interests are in data science/quantitative methods and American politics. I have uploaded many of my teaching files to my Github. And, I am pursuing a Certificate of College Teaching Preparation through the Yale Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning.

In spring 2024, I was the data-intensive teaching fellow (section leader) for an elective course in American politics, PLSC 277: Congress. This course was part of a Yale University pilot to have special data science-oriented sections within substantive social sciences classes.

In fall 2023, I served as the teaching fellow (section leader) for another elective course in American politics, PLSC 218: Regulating Elections.

And before that, I served as a teaching fellow for two quantitative methods classes that were cross-listed in Yale College as well as the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences: S&DS 230/S&DS 530/PLSC 530: Data Exploration and Analysis and PLSC 341/PLSC 537: Logic of Randomized Experiments. My discussion section notes, assignments, and other files for Logic of Randomized Experiments are available in a Github repository.