Teaching
I have served as the instructor of record for an undergraduate course in international relations and a course on quantitative social science research methods. Additionally, I have given guest lectures on topics such as Chinese politics, computational social science, international political economy, and text-as-data methods. I have also worked as a teaching assistant for multiple courses.
I am eager to expand my teaching portfolio. In addition to introductory courses in international relations and quantitative methods, I am equipped to offer courses related to:
Primary substantive expertise: Chinese Foreign Policy, Diplomacy, Social Media and Politics, U.S.-China Relations, International Political Economy, Introduction to Comparative Politics
Methodological expertise: Quantitative Political Analysis, Text-as-Data Methods, Survey Design and Analysis, Digital Humanities
Instructor
- Instructor of Record for PLSC 309: Quantitative Political Analysis (Spring 2024)
- Taught for Penn State World Campus
- Syllabus
- Instructor of Record for PLSC 14: Introduction to International Relations (Summer 2023)
- Taught for Penn State University Park
- Syllabus
- I have also prepared a syllabus for an upper-level undergraduate course in Chinese Foreign Policy
Teaching Assistant
- TA for Professor Jeremy Ladd’s PLSC 309: Quantitative Political Analysis (Fall 2021)
- Holding office hours, grading, and other regular TA tasks
- TA for Professor Kevin Munger’s PLSC 497: Text as Data (Spring 2021)
- Guest Lecture: “Twitter Scraping” (04/08/2021)
- Holding office hours, grading, and other regular TA tasks
- TA for Professor Boliang Zhu’s PLSC 498: Analytical Political Economy (Fall 2020)
- Guest Lecture: “Domestic Political Institutions and FDI” (10/29/2020)
- Workshop: “Getting Started with R” (09/04/2020)
- Holding office hours, grading, and other regular TA tasks
- TA for Professor Boliang Zhu’s PLSC 497: Analytical Political Economy (Spring 2020)
- Guest Lecture: “Washington Consensus and Beyond” (04/22/2020)
- Workshop: “Cleaning and Merging Data in R” (04/17/2020)
- Workshop: “Getting Started with R” (01/24/2020)
- Holding office hours, grading, and other regular TA tasks
- TA for Professor Matthew Golder’s PLSC 003: Introduction to Comparative Politics (Fall 2019)
- Holding office hours, grading, and other regular TA tasks