Courses

Graduate courses taken at UCSD: 

• Summer 2018 (@ Rady School of Management)

  • Financial Decision Analysis

  • Business Analytics 

  • Emotional Intelligence

  • Corporate Finance/ROI

  • Power and Leadership

  • Communicating at Work

  • Difficult Conversations

  • Marketing

  • Science and Innovation

  • Strategy 

• Spring 2018 

  • Cyber Security

  • California Politics and Public Policy

  • Weapons of Mass Destruction

• Winter 2018 

  • Economic Policy in Latin America

  • Policy Responses to Global Problems

  • The Political Economy of State Capacity

  • The Political Economy of Foreign Aid

• Fall 2017

  • Fiscal and Monetary Policy

  • Governance, Public Administration & Development 

  • Latin America Environmental and Energy Policy

  • Geopolitics, Insurgency and Weak States

  • Humanitarian Interventions

• Spring 2017

  • International Economics

  • International Politics and Security

  • International Law and Regulation

  • Democratization in Latin America

  • Urban Policy and Politics in Mexico

• Winter 2017

  • Quantitative Methods II: Econometrics

  • Policy Making Processes

  • Finance and Accounting for Policy Makers

• Fall 2016

  • Managerial Economics (Microeconomics)

  • U.S. and Latin America Relations

  • Globalization

  • Quantitative Methods I

  • Making U.S. Foreign Policy

• Summer 2016

  • Intensive Math Review: Algebra and Calculus

  • Introduction to Quantitative Methods

  • Introduction to Economics

Undergraduate courses taken at UH: [(H) denotes honors course] 

• Fall 2015

  • ANTH: European Archaeology: Upper Palaeolithic to the Vikings (H)

  • HIST: Native American History: 1492 to the Present

  • PHIL: Philosophy of Religion: The Problem of Evil (H)

  • SOC: Punishment in the U.S.

• Summer 2015 

  • GERM: 20th Century German Culture

  • KIN: Public Health Issues

• Spring 2015

  • CLAS: Myths & Cult of the Greek Gods

  • CLAS: The Roman Republic and Political Thought (H)

  • HIST: Enlightenment Stories: Voltaire, Montesquieu, Diderot (H)

  • HIST: Houston LGBT History

  • LATN: Latin IV

  • PHIL: Political Philosophy: Global Justice and the Ethics of Immigration (H)

• Fall 2014

  • LATN: Latin III

  • PHIL: Ethics: Deontology, Consequentialism, and Virtue Ethics (H)

  • PHIL: History of Ancient Philosophy (H)

  • POLS: Democratic Theory: J.S. Mill and Tocqueville (H)

  • POLS: Human Rights (H)

• Summer 2014

  • PHIL: Logic I

• Spring 2014

  • CLAS: Classics and Modernity: Myths & Dreams (H)

  • HIST: Western Civilization from 1450 (H)

  • HIST: World War II Home Fronts (H)

  • LATN: Latin II (H)

  • HIST: Witchcraft in the Old & New World

  • PHIL: Classics in the History of Ethics: Mill, Sidgwick, and Moore (Withdrew) 

• Fall 2013

  • GEOL: Physical Geology

  • HON: 20th Century Genocides (H)

  • LATN: Latin I (H)

  • PHIL: Introduction to Ethics

  • POLS: Introduction to Public Policy 

• Summer 2013

  • POLS: Introduction to Comparative Politics

• Spring 2013

  • CLAS: Fifth-Century Athens (H)

  • HIST: Ancient Rome (H)

  • HIST: Radical Moments in U.S. History

  • HON: The Human Situation: Modernity (H)

  • ENGL: Renaissance Classics (H)

  • POLS: Liberalism & Its Critics (H)

• Fall 2012

  • CLAS: Greek & Roman Myths of Heroes (H)

  • CLAS: Greek Art and Archaeology (H)

  • ENGL: Advanced Composition (H)

  • HIST: South Since Civil War

  • POLS: Legislative Processes 

• Summer 2012 (Courses taken at UH Law Center)

  • American Legal System (Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law, Property, Torts, Education)

  • Legal Rhetoric

• Spring 2012

  • HIST: Western Civilization to 1450

  • MAS: Introduction to Mexican-American Studies

  • POLS: Introduction to Political Theory

  • POLS: Politics of Social Policy

  • POLS: Law and Society

  • POLS: Judicial Process

• Fall 2011

  • ENGL: First Year Writing II

  • GEOL: Introduction to Global Climate Change

  • HIST: The U.S. since 1877

  • POLS: U.S. and Texas Politics

  • SOC: Introduction to Sociology

Advanced Placement Credit Courses: awarded credit by the University of Houston

• • Macroeconomics Principles [AP MACROECONOMICS]

  • First Year Writing I [AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE]

  • The U.S. to 1877 [AP UNITED STATES HISTORY]

  • Calculus I [AP CALCULUS AB]

  • Calculus II [AP CALCULUS BC]

  • US Gov't: Congress, President & Courts [AP UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT]

  • Intensive Elementary Spanish I [AP SPANISH LANGUAGE]

  • Intermediate Spanish I [AP SPANISH LANGUAGE]

  • Other AP Courses taken: (no credit transfer due to core cap)

    • AP Human Geography

    • AP Chemistry

    • AP Microeconomics

    • AP Psychology

    • AP English Literature

    • AP Biology

    • AP Environmental Science

    • AP World History

    • AP Spanish Literature