Teaching

I teach courses in economics, economic development, and U.S. foreign policy, with an emphasis on applying economic theory to real-world questions.

American University

School of International Service

Adjunct Professor

SIS 731 — Economic Development
Semesters taught

AY26-27: Fall
AY25-26: Spring

Economics Department

Adjunct Professor

ECON 100 — Macroeconomics
Semesters taught

AY25-26: Summer

Teaching Fellow for the American Economic Association Summer Program

ECON 584 — Microeconomic Theory
Semesters

AY25-26: Summer

About AEA Summer Program

The AEA Summer Training and Scholarship Program is an intensive eight-week program designed to prepare talented undergraduate students for doctoral study in economics and related fields. The program is currently hosted by American University and provides intensive training in microeconomics, mathematics, econometrics, and research methods.

AEA Summer Training Program 2026

Teaching Assistant

ECON 665 — Economic Experiments & Impact Evaluation
Semesters

AY24-25: Fall

ECON 662 — Development Microeconomics
Semesters

AY25-26: Fall

ECON 623 — Applied Econometrics
Semesters

AY25-26: Spring

ECON 374 — Gender Economics
Semesters

AY24-25: Fall
AY23-24: Spring

ECON 373 — Labor Economics
Semesters

AY23-24: Spring
AY22-23: Spring

ECON 361 — Economic Development
Semesters

AY25-26: Fall
AY24-25: Spring
AY22-23: Spring

ECON 322 — Applied Econometrics
Semesters

AY24-25: Fall
AY23-24: Fall, Spring
AY22-23: Spring

ECON 200 — Microeconomics
Semesters

AY24-25: Spring
AY22-23: Fall

Greenberg Building Future Faculty Program

Participant

Arizona State University

International Affairs and Leadership

Senior Instructional Specialist

IAL 598 — Special Topics: Diplomacy Lab with U.S. Embassy in Nicaragua
Semesters

AY26-27: Fall

IAL 598 — Special Topics: Decoding China
Semesters

AY24-25: Spring

IAL 542 — Indo-Pacific: Redefining Asia
Semesters

AY26-27: Spring

IAL 509 — Western Hemisphere
Semesters

AY26-27: Fall
AY25-26: Fall, Spring
AY24-25: Spring