Teaching
Sample Syllabi
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Classroom Experience
Northwestern University:
Introduction to International Relations (five undergraduate seminars, over three terms) - Professors Ian Hurd & Hendrik Spruyt (International Relations)
International Political Economy (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Stephen Nelson (International Relations)
Introduction to International Development (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Brian Hanson (International Studies)
Drugs and Politics (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Ana Arjona (Comparative Politics)
Politics of the Supreme Court (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Galya Ben-Arieh (American Politics)
Understanding Genocide (grading & support) - Professor Robert Braun (Sociology)
American University:
Introduction to IR Research (support) - Professor Heidi Hiebert (International Studies)
Introduction to World Politics (support) - Professor Narendran Kumarakulasingam (International Studies)
Michigan State University:
Criminology of Genocide (two undergraduate seminars over two terms) - Professor Christina DeJong (Criminal Justice)
Introduction to International Relations (five undergraduate seminars, over three terms) - Professors Ian Hurd & Hendrik Spruyt (International Relations)
International Political Economy (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Stephen Nelson (International Relations)
Introduction to International Development (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Brian Hanson (International Studies)
Drugs and Politics (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Ana Arjona (Comparative Politics)
Politics of the Supreme Court (two undergraduate seminars) - Professor Galya Ben-Arieh (American Politics)
Understanding Genocide (grading & support) - Professor Robert Braun (Sociology)
American University:
Introduction to IR Research (support) - Professor Heidi Hiebert (International Studies)
Introduction to World Politics (support) - Professor Narendran Kumarakulasingam (International Studies)
Michigan State University:
Criminology of Genocide (two undergraduate seminars over two terms) - Professor Christina DeJong (Criminal Justice)
