Teaching
Currently, I am teaching one course this Fall semester at University of Kentucky. If you have any specific questions about course topics, feel free to email me.
I have taught as the main instructor for many sections at the University of Kentucky including Introduction to Microeconomic Theory, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, and Business Statistics.
Additionally, I have provided guest lectures on food policy at the introductory level (PPL 200 - University of Kentucky), the intermediate level (ECO 450G - University of Kentucky), and the PhD level (AGEC 689 - Texas A&M).
201: Introduction to Microeconomic Theory - University of Kentucky
Semester: Spring (Asynchronous)
Offered: 2023
This course provides an introduction to the principles of microeconomics. The course serves as a starting core course for business majors as well as students across the university. Includes material covering how markets work, the economics of the public sector, and firm behavior along with an additional discussion regarding poverty and inequality.
201: Introduction to Microeconomic Theory - University of Kentucky
Semester: Fall (In-person)
Offered: 2023
This course provides an introduction to the principles of microeconomics. The course serves as a starting core course for business majors as well as students across the university. Includes material covering how markets work, the economics of the public sector, and firm behavior along with an additional discussion regarding poverty and inequality.
401: Intermediate Microeconomics - University of Kentucky
Semester: Summer (Asynchronous)
Offered: 2023
The second undergraduate course in microeconomic theory and builds upon the principles developed in ECO 201. Study the behavior of individual decisions makers: households, firms, and resource owners as well as their interactions within markets. Calculus-based course that is a requirement for the economics major.
Prerequisites: ECO 201 and ECO 202 or equivalent with a grade equivalent of C or higher.
201: Introduction to Microeconomic Theory - University of Kentucky
Semester: Spring (In-person)
Offered: 2023
This course provides an introduction to the principles of microeconomics. The course serves as a starting core course for business majors as well as students across the university. Includes material covering how markets work, the economics of the public sector, and firm behavior along with an additional discussion regarding poverty and inequality.
391: Business Statistics (Recitation Leader) - University of Kentucky
Semester: Fall (In-person)
Offered: 2022
The course provides a survey of statistical techniques relevant to modern economics and business with an emphasis on estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, modeling, and regression. Many upper division courses in Accounting, Agricultural Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, and Public Policy use and build upon the statistical techniques and analysis learned in ECO 391.
Prerequisites: STA 296 (Statistical Methods) or equivalent.
391: Business Statistics - University of Kentucky
Semester: Summer (Asynchronous)
Offered: 2022
The course provides a survey of statistical techniques relevant to modern economics and business with an emphasis on estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, modeling, and regression. Many upper division courses in Accounting, Agricultural Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing, and Public Policy use and build upon the statistical techniques and analysis learned in ECO 391.
Prerequisites: STA 296 (Statistical Methods) or equivalent.
201: Introduction to Microeconomic Theory - University of Kentucky
Semester: Spring (Asynchronous)
Offered: 2022
This course provides an introduction to the principles of microeconomics. The course serves as a starting core course for business majors as well as students across the university. Includes material covering how markets work, the economics of the public sector, and firm behavior.
201: Introduction to Microeconomic Theory - University of Kentucky
Semester: Fall (In-person)
Offered: 2021
This course provides an introduction to the principles of microeconomics. The course serves as a starting core course for business majors as well as students across the university. Includes material covering how markets work, the economics of the public sector, and firm behavior along with a discussion regarding poverty and inequality.
402: Intermediate Macroeconomics - University of Kentucky
Semester: Summer (Asynchronous)
Offered: 2021
The second undergraduate course in macroeconomic theory and builds upon the principles developed in ECO 202. Study the behavior of the economy as a whole. The course presents the macroeconomic data and develops models to help understand the aggregate facts. Discussion of macro data, classical theory, unemployment and labor, economic growth, and business cycles. Calculus-based course that is a requirement for the economics major.
Prerequisites: ECO 401 or equivalent.
201: Introduction to Microeconomic Theory - University of Kentucky
Semester: Spring (Hybrid)
Offered: 2021
This course provides an introduction to the principles of microeconomics. The course serves as a starting core course for business majors as well as students across the university. Includes material covering how markets work, the economics of the public sector, and firm behavior along with a discussion regarding poverty and inequality.