I have served as a teaching fellow/assistant for both quantitative and qualitative courses for undergraduate and graduate students at Harvard University.
I wrote a guide to R and RMarkdown intended to be accessible to people with limited (or no) background in programming. This guide is available here.
API-201: Quantitative Analysis & Empirical Methods (Harvard Kennedy School)
Fall 2021. Introductory statistics and data science course for HKS Masters of Public Policy students with a focus on real-life public policy applications. I developed an introductory guide to R and Rmarkdown available here.
Fall 2020. PhD-level course on theory and applications of causal inference for the social sciences.
GOV-97: Why Trust Science? Experts, Policymakers and the Public
Spring 2023. Undergraduate course for government concentrators – an introduction to research in political science through the lens of social science scholarship on the incentives and goals of scientific experts.
GOV-1190: Politics of Europe (Department of Government)
Spring 2018. Undergraduate course on political history of Europe from medieval era to the present, including the rise of the nation-state, revolutionary movements, democratization, and 21st-century populist political movements.
GOV-1780: International Political Economy (Department of Government)
Fall 2017. Undergraduate course on IPE covering theories of political institutions, interest groups, trade, monetary economics, and more.