Teaching Experience
Bates College
I am currently an
Assistant Professor of Economics at Bates College. Courses:
Other activity
I am also participating in the Publicly-Engaged Pedagogy program with the Harward Center for Community Partnerships. This program is designed to help faculty develop a community-engaged learning module in their courses. I am currently developing module to assist the city of Lewiston in administering a Housing and Urban Development grant.
Columbia University
I taught in a few different roles at Columbia University.
Instructor of Record of Public Economics (School of Professional Studies) Syllabus available here.
Data Teaching Fellow
In this position, I helped students build the empirical and computational skills necessary to succeed in the economics PhD program. I also developed a broad-based workshop for students across the program.
Workshop materials available:
Teaching Assistant
- One semester of GR6930: Perspectives of Economics (survey course for PhD students)
- One semester of GU 4428: Economics of Race in the U.S. (elective course for undergraduate students)
Course evaluations available here
Other activity
While at Columbia, I took advantage of different
professional teaching workshops sponsored by the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL), such as:
- CTL Inclusive Teaching Seminar
- CTL Assessing Teaching and Learning Seminar