Teaching Assistant, Northwestern University

Political Science Department

• Urban Politics (undergraduate), Prof. Reuel Rogers, Fall 2018 (course evaluations)
• Studying Public Opinion (undergraduate), Prof. James Druckman, Spring 2018 (course evaluations)

Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences program

• Institutions, Rules, & Models in Social Science (undergraduate), Prof. Jean Clipperton, Winter 2019 (course evaluations)

Workshop Instructor, Northwestern University

Political Science Department

• “Intermediate R for social scientists”, December 2018 (session evaluations)
  • 2-hour session for graduate students in political science at Northwestern University
  • Material covered: data importation and reshaping with tidyverse, data transformation with dplyr, and data visualization and ggplot
• “Introduction to R for social science data analysis”, July 2018
  • 3-hour session for undergraduate research assistants in the political science department at Northwestern University
  • Material covered: syntax, object classes, importing and viewing data, data wrangling and manipulation, correlation and regression models, and data visualization

Masters of Science in Analytics Program

• R sessions in Masters of Science in Analytics incoming students boot camp, September 2018 (session evaluations)
  • Instructor for 6 hours worth of sessions; helped build curriculum for 2 hours
  • Material covered: syntax, data types, data structures, reading and writing files, data manipulation and visualization in base R, and data visualization in ggplot

Teaching Assistant, Tufts University

Political Science Department

• Introduction to Comparative Politics (undergraduate), Prof. Oxana Shevel, Spring 2016 (course evaluations)
• Introduction to American Politics (undergraduate), Prof. Natalie Masuoka, Fall 2015