Teaching Experience

Economics Program, Romain College of Business, University of Southern Indiana

• AGBU 302: Agricultural Economics, Spring 2022, Fall 2022 [Syllabus]

• AGBU 405: Agricultural Finance, Spring 2023 [Syllabus]

• BAN 305: Data Analytics, Summer II 2023 [Syllabus]

• ECON 209: Macroeconomics, Fall 2021-Present [Syllabus]

• ECON 331: Public Finance, Fall 2021 [Syllabus]

• ECON 361: Money and Banking (Online), Summer II 2022, 2023 [Syllabus]

• ECON 601: Managerial Economics, (Online MBA), Spring 2022, 2023 [Syllabus]

Department of Economics, Auburn University

ECON 2030: Principles of Macroeconomics (2 Semesters, 4 Sections)

• • • Spring 2021, 1 Online Section, Class Size: 42; and 1 Face-to-Face, Class Size: 36

    • Fall 2020, 1 Section with full responsibility , Class Size: 43;

and 1 Section as a guest instructor (delivered 9 lectures over 3 weeks to 39 students)

ECON 2020: Principles of Microeconomics (4 Semesters, 5 Sections)

• • • Spring 2020, 1 Section, Taught 45 International Students

    • Fall 2019, 2 Sections, Taught 43 Domestic Students and 30 International Students

    • Fall 2018, 1 Section, Taught 40 Domestic Students

    • Spring 2018, 1 Section, Taught 29 Domestic Students

Department of Agricultural Economics, Auburn University

Quantitative Methods (1 Section, Upper Division Course)

• • • Spring 2020, 1 Section, Taught 20 Students

Agribusiness Management (1 Section, Upper Division Course)

• • • Spring 2019, 1 Section, Taught 30 Students

    • Fall 2017, Teaching Assistant, 60 Students

Futures and Options Marketing

• • • Fall 2017, Teaching Assistant, 45 Students

Teaching Evaluations

The student evaluations scores are consistently over 5 out of 6 on most of the criteria.

Teaching Philosophy

I believe excellent teaching involves reflection and continuous improvement of delivery materials and methods. Therefore, I am always enthusiastic to improve my teaching methods to enhance learning for all my students.