Teaching

Evidence of Teaching Effectiveness

Summary of Teaching Evaluations

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Primary Instructor

• Poli 281 Data in Politics: An Introduction
  • Spring 2024, Spring 2021 (online)
  • Syllabus

Teaching Assistant

• Poli 130 Introduction to Comparative Politics
  • Fall 2022, Spring 2020 (partially online), Fall 2019, Spring 2019, Fall 2018
  • Syllabus

Curriculum Development

• Poli 281 Data in Politics: An Introduction
  • In summer 2023, I worked with Lucy Martin, Timothy Ryan, Isabel Laterzo, and Bryce Hecht on developing a cutting-edge undergraduate curriculum in quantitative social science for UNC’s Political Science Department. My main contributions included compiling new data sets, developing new homework assignments, and revamping existing teaching materials.

Short Courses and Guest Lectures

• 19th Political Networks Conference
  • Half-day training workshop: Empirical Strategies for Studying Hidden and Elite Political Networks
  • August 5, 2026 (Manchester) Scheduled
• Central European University, Invisible University for Ukraine
  • Guest lecture: “Introduction to Social Network Analysis”
  • Course: Research Methods for the Social Sciences (BA, MA, PhD students)
  • December 12, 2024 (online)
• Kyiv School of Economics
  • Guest lecture: “Oligarchic Networks of Influence and Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada since the Euromaidan”
  • Course: Introduction to Public Policy (MA students)
  • November 13, 2024 (online)