Teaching. I currently teach two courses:
International Trade Theory (an advanced economics course, and a prerequisite for International Relations majors)
Principles of Statistics (a prerequisite for Economics majors; and part of the methods requirements for Government, Business, and International Relations majors).
Previously, I have taught Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of Macroeconomics.
Thesis and Independent Study Supervision. I also supervise theses and independent studies of undergraduate students who are
(i) interested in an academic career or
(ii) want to work on jobs with a quantitative and statistical focus (e.g., quantitative finance, social science + data science, economics consulting, etc.).
Major advising. I advise students from three different majors: Economics, International Relations, and Computational and Applied Mathematics and Statistics (CAMS).