Instructor
I have been the instructor on record for the following courses at WashU:
This seminar was taught as part of a 6 week summer program called WUSTEPS. The program was designed for undergraduate students around St. Louis to travel to WashU for 6 weeks and learn about graduate school and political science.
Course Description: This seminar will introduce students to the ideas and practice of quantitative analysis in social science. Students should expect to become familiar with basic concepts in statistics and learn to use statistical software for data analysis and visualization. The seminar will introduce students to the types of statistical softwares but will focus on developing competency in R. Students will develop an understanding of the basic components of quantitative research while learning the fundamentals of the R programming language. This course assumes no prior knowledge or experience with data analysis and will assist students in growing basic skills.
Teaching Assistant
I have served as the Teaching Assistant for a number of courses at WashU. In bold are the courses that I have helped develop content for or delivered lectures during the semester.
- International Peacekeeping Operations (William Nomikos, Undergraduate): Spring 2023
- Introduction to International Politics (David Carter, Undergraduate): Fall 2022
- Introduction to Political Theory (Clarissa Hayward, Undergraduate): Spring 2021
- Interchangeables, Influentials, and Essentials (Brian Crisp, Undergraduate): Fall 2021