Teaching

Teaching

This spring, I am teaching POSC 8410, the second course in the Clemson’s PhD methods sequence. I am also teaching POSC 3710, European Politics.

At Clemson, I have taught the following classes:

  • POST 8000: Introduction to Social Science Research Methods – first course in the graduate methods sequence, introducing probability theory, statistics, and basic research design. Taught using R.

At Georgia State, I have taught:

  • POL4900: Representation and Inequality in Democratic Societies – examines why some groups are less represented, exploring descriptive vs. substantive representation, inequality, and institutional reforms.
  • POL8820: Text-as-Data for Social Scientists – covers text-data methods: descriptive representation, topic models, embeddings, supervised classification, and transformer models like BERT/GPT.

At Princeton, I taught:

  • POL 981: The Junior Independent Work Research Design Seminar (Fall 2017 & Fall 2018) – original research design content (statistical, experimental, qualitative methods). Awarded the George Kateb Prize.