Teaching
Interests
- Substantive: Public opinion and elections, ideology, media and politics, morality and politics, political behavior, political psychology
- Methods: Probability, linear models, maximum-likelihood, measurement, causal inference, experiments, text analysis, Bayesian statistics
Courses taught at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
POL SCI 104 - Introduction to American Government and Politics
Undergraduate lecture (online)
Syllabus: Fall 2019, Spring 2020
POL SCI 475 - Political Psychology
Undergraduate seminar (online)
Syllabus: Spring 2020, Fall 2021
POL SCI 701 - Techniques of Political Science Research
Graduate lecture
Syllabus: Fall 2018, Fall 2020, Fall 2021
Evaluations: Fall 2020
Lecture videos: YouTube
POL SCI 702 - Advanced Techniques of Political Science Research
Graduate lecture
Syllabus: Spring 2019, Spring 2021, Spring 2022
Evaluations: Spring 2019
Lecture videos: YouTube
POL SCI 935 - Advanced Political Science Methodology: Computational Social Science
Graduate seminar
Syllabus: Spring 2019
Evaluations: Spring 2019
Lecture videos: YouTube
Courses taught at Stony Brook University
POL 102 - Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate lecture
Syllabus: Summer 2016
Evaluations: Summer 2016
POL 346 - Political Psychology
Undergraduate lecture (online)
Syllabus: Winter 2017
Evaluations: Winter 2017
Math Refresher for Political Science PhD Students
PhD seminar
Syllabus: Fall 2017, 2016, 2017
Teaching Assistant
POL 603 - Data Analysis II: Linear Regression (Prof. Michael Peress)
PhD course, recitation session, Stony Brook University, Spring 2015, 2016, 2017
POL 602 - Data Analysis I: Introduction to Probability Theory (Prof. Yanna Krupnikov)
PhD course, recitation session, Stony Brook University, Fall 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017