Teaching
Selection of courses taught, assisted
Introduction to Political Thinking (NYUAD)
Introduction to Political Thinking (NYUAD)
[undergraduate survey in political science]
Instructor: Fall 2024
Text-as-Data (NYU Data Science)
Text-as-Data (NYU Data Science)
[graduate course in machine learning and quantitative text analysis]
TA: Spring 2024
Power and Politics in America (NYU Politics)
Power and Politics in America (NYU Politics)
[undergraduate survey in American politics]
Head TA: Fall 2022, Fall 2021
TA: Spring 2021, Fall 2020, Spring 2020
Intro to International Relations (NYU Politics)
Intro to International Relations (NYU Politics)
[undergraduate survey in IR]
TA: Fall 2019
I do not voluntarily distribute teaching evaluations, which often reflect individual biases rather than instructor quality. According to Kreitzer and Sweet-Cushman's meta-analysis (2022):Student Evaluations of Teaching (SETs) have low or no correlation with learning. ... Scholars using different data and different methodologies routinely find that women faculty, faculty of color, and other marginalized groups are subject to a disadvantage in SETs.See also Holman et al. (2019)'s repository of 84 academic publications on teaching evaluations, 76 of which found bias against women and/or people of color. You can read summaries of each publication here.