At UBC I teach courses in the Political Science and Philosophy, Politics, and Economics programs.
While at the University of South Carolina, I received the Michael J. Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award, the highest recognition for excellence in undergraduate teaching presented by the University, becoming one of a handful of assistant professors and first political scientist to ever be given this distinction.
I’ve taught a wide variety of classes, and at some point I’ll get around to posting all the syllabi. But for now, a list:
University of British Columbia:
- Introduction to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (BA)
- Contemporary European Politics (BA)
University of South Carolina:
- Introduction to Global Politics (BA)
- The Politics of National and International Courts (BA, both lecture and Honors College seminar formats)
- Comparative Politics (MA)
- Comparative Political Economy (MA)
- Comparative Political Institutions (PhD)
- Current Readings in Comparative Politics (PhD)
- Mixed-Methods Research in Comparative Politics (PhD)
- Sub-National Comparative Politics (PhD)
- Writing Political Science (PhD)