Teaching

Guest Lectures

• Platon Academy Summer Program, Stanford University, on U.S.-Asia Relations, July 2025

• Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) National Seminars for U.S. high school educators, April 22, 2025

• Stanford University, 2-Week Lecture Series on Emerging Challenges on Contemporary Asia, July 17, 2024

• Stanford University, EASTASN 285/INTLPOL 285: American and Chinese Approaches to Managing Global Challenges, April 3, 2024

• Stanford University, INTLPOL 244D/SOC 167A: Asia-Pacific Transformation, March 13, 2024

• The University of Texas at Austin, GOV 355M (38305): War and Peace in East Asia: China, Japan, and Taiwan, October 26, 2023

Course Designer and Instructor

1. “Research Methods for Political Science,” Advanced required methods for students in the joint program in International Diplomacy by Keele University (UK) and Beijing Foreign Studies University (course taught in English)

(Offered in Fall 2022)

2. “U.S. Foreign Policy,” Advanced elective for Chinese and international students in Diplomacy, Political Science and Public Administration, School of International Relations and Diplomacy, Beijing Foreign Studies University (course taught in English)

(Offered Fall 2021 & 2022, course evaluations here.)

3.  “International Politics of East Asia,” Advanced elective for Chinese and international students in Diplomacy, Political Science and Public Administration, and students in the joint program in International Diplomacy by Keele University (UK) and Beijing Foreign Studies University (course taught in English)

(Offered Spring 2021,  course evaluations here.)

Teaching Assistant

• “POIR 611: Introduction to Regression Analysis,” Political Science and International Relations Program, USC, Spring 2017 (Instructor: Pablo Barberá)

• “POIR 610: Research Design,” Political Science and International Relations Program, USC, Fall 2016 (Instructor: James Lo)

• “IR 213: The Global Economy,” School of International Relations, USC, Spring 2016 (Instructor: Benjamin Graham)

• “IR 210: International Relations: Introductory Analysis,” School of International Relations, USC, Fall 2014 & 2015 (Instructor: Daniel C. Lynch)

• "IR 210: Introductory Theory and Analysis in International Relations," School of International Relations, Spring 2015 (Instructor: Steven Lamy)