TEACHING

Teaching, advising, and mentoring the next generation of learners in academia and the professional world is a privilege. Creating diverse and engaging spaces in which individuals can grow as brave thinkers and effective doers, be they in or out of a classroom, is central to how I define success in my teaching.

My formal experience as a teacher includes serving as an instructor of record and TA at the University of Pennsylvania. I hold a teaching certificate from Penn's Center for Teaching and Learning and have led workshops for graduate-student teachers.

In 2022, I was nominated by students and selected by a faculty-led committee as a Finalist for the Penn Prize for Excellence in Graduate Teaching at Penn.

Courses Taught

Instructor of Record

Introduction to International Relations
​PSCI 150, Spring 2021 (virtual), Univ. of Pennsylvania

Teaching Assistant

Introduction to International Relations
PSCI 150, Fall 2019, Alex Weisiger, Univ. of Pennsylvania

International Security
PSCI 155, Spring 2019, Avery Goldstein, Univ. of Pennsylvania

War, Strategy, and Politics
PSCI 252, Fall 2018, Michael Horowitz, Univ. of Pennsylvania

Diplomacy Today
PSCI 398, Spring 2020, Penn in Washington Internship Program

Data Analysis for Public Policy (Graduate)
IPOL 8504, Spring 2012, Phillip Murphy, Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey

Biological and Chemical Arms Control (Graduate)
IPOL 8684, Fall 2012, Raymond Zilinskas, Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey

Teaching Assistant Trainer

Leading Discussions in the Humanities and Social Sciences Workshop (Graduate)
Fall 2021, Univ. of Pennsylvania