My teaching has two goals. First, I work to equip students to understand the world by helping them develop valuable skills like writing, presentation, close reading and statistical thinking through critical engagement with political science. Second, I want to help students understand how social science is relevant to their lives and interest in politics. Attaining these goals helps prepare students to thrive in their communities and workplaces. To facilitate broad and deep student engagement with difficult or abstract concepts, I first motivate learning with big questions and relevant examples. I then help students meet clear, challenging and attainable learning objectives with accessible examples, hands-on activities, supporting materials and careful organization.

Repository of Replication Data for Political Science Articles with Cross-Sectional OLS

This repository contains replication data and citations for papers with OLS estimators and cross-sectional data. It helps teachers and students find accessible examples for replications of published studies.

For a longer introduction, see this blog post at The Political Methodologist.

Courses

International Relations Theories and Concepts

Fall 2023, Fall 2024

Connected_Politics

Spring 2023, Fall/Spring 2024

Foreign Policy Mistakes

Spring 2022, Spring 2023, Spring 2025

The Political Economy of Security

Spring 2021, Fall 2022, Spring 2024

Introduction to Research Methods

Fall 2019 & Spring 2020: