Teaching
Instructor
Public Economics (University of North Texas)
Spring 2022, Size: 22 students, In-Person. [Rating: 4.7]
Spring 2021, Size: 29 students, Synchronously Remote. [Rating: 4.6]
Intermediate Micro Theory (University of North Texas)
Spring 2022, Size: 21 students, In-Person. [Rating: 4.6]
Fall 2021, Size: 34 students, In-Person. [Rating: 4.7]
Spring 2021, Size: 31 students, Asynchronously Remote. [Rating: 4.5]
Fall 2020, Size: 18 students, Synchronously Remote. [Rating: 4.7]
Principle of Micro (University of North Texas)
Fall 2021, Size: 114 students, In-Person. [Rating: 4.7]
Microeconometrics (MS in Applied Economics, Johns Hopkins University)
Summer 2018, Washington D.C. campus. [Rating: 4.7]
Summer 2017, Washington D.C. campus. [Rating: 4.5]
Math Camp (GPED, Vanderbilt University, Summer 2013)
Selected Comments
"His mastery of the subject matter is indisputable, apparent in his ability to present often impenetrable concepts in a coherent and accessible manner."
"Ability to deliver convoluted material in a very understandable, easily comprehensible way."
"He is patient with students, understands the nuances of the questions asked and responds to them with critical insights. He is one of the most affable and technically well-versed instructors I have had in my collegiate career. "
"His teaching style incorporated substantial interactions between students and himself. The course work was extremely applicable and incorporated critical thinking exercises that have helped me to this day. "
"Hanchen is enthusiastic about the topics presented in class, organized, and invested in his students’ success. His flexibility and understanding personality made class enjoyable."
"I have had many teachers over the course of my academic career and I can honestly say that almost none of them have been as effective as Hanchen. I learned more about econometrics in 4 months than I would have thought possible. "