Teaching

Courses

GOV 357L Judicial Process and Behavior

• This upper-level undergraduate course explores topics such as models of judicial decision-making, court structure, legitimacy, impact, and the social and political contexts in which judges operate.

• Spring 2024 syllabus

UT Government Department Methods Camp

• This week-long course is an introduction to quantitative methods in political science for incoming graduate students.
• See our website here.

Positions

Methods Fellow

• I assisted graduate students in the Department of Government with methods-related questions, organized methods workshops, and coordinated weekly co-working hours.

• Fall 2023, Spring 2024

Teaching Assistantships

UGS 303: Drugs, Commerce, and Immigration in U.S.-Mexico Relations

• Dr. Kenneth Greene
• Fall 2023, Spring 2022

GOV 391L: Statistical Analysis in Political Science II

• Dr. Alison Craig
• Spring 2023

GOV 391J: Statistical Analysis in Political Science I

• Dr. Connor Jerzak
• Fall 2022

GOV 320N: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

• Dr. Alan Sager
• Fall 2021

GOV S365W: Human Rights and World Politics

• Dr. Rhonda Evans
• Summer 2021

GOV 312L: The U.S. in Comparative Perspective

• Dr. Kurt Weyland
• Spring 2021

GOV 328L: Introduction to Latin American Politics

• Dr. Raul Madrid
• Fall 2020