As a tenured member of the faculty at Hunter College and the Graduate Center, Professor McLaughlin regularly teaches labor economics to undergraduate and graduate students. He also teaches introduction to economics and principles of microeconomics, and he's taught microeconomic theory to masters and doctoral students and intermediate microeconomics.

Professor McLaughlin taught undergraduate, MBA, and doctoral courses as an assistant professor at the University of Rochester and in visiting professorships at the University of Chicago (Economics Department and Booth School of Business), Columbia University, and the University of Michigan.

Syllabi

Economics 345, Spring 2019---Labor Economics (undergraduate)

Economics 745, Spring 2019---Labor Economics (masters)