Teaching

How I Teach

My work in the classroom has been recognized with numerous teaching awards. Several themes connect my classes:

1) Experimentation: I've used both project-based and problem-based learning in my graduate classes, resulting in co-authored publications with students, co-authored papers with entire classes, and dozens of independent student-authored op-eds.

2) Skill Infusion: Academic courses should teach skills as well as content. In my undergraduate classes, students contribute to a blog in lieu of a paper assignment:

Some of my graduate courses, particularly in the more project-based learning semesters, have incorporated blog assignments as well. This link is HERE.


My talks on op-ed writing are frequent - and I've given this to audiences of Diplomacy students as well as UNA-USA members. It's never too late to learn how to be a better advocate and a better writer!

Edwards Op-Ed Writing Workshop Materials


What I Teach

Institutions of Global Governance

International Organizations

International Financial Institutions

Masters Research Project