Courses Taught at Yale University:
(Non-exhaustive list of resources that have helped me in the past)
Critical Pedagogy in Political Science
I serve as co-convenor (with Da'Von Boyd, Giulia Oskian, and Joy Wang) of the Critical Political Science Pedagogy project, which seeks to cultivate an engaged community of political science instructors at Yale who share a commitment to center topics (e.g. race, gender, intersectionality) often considered marginal to “core” political science, and to integrate practices of democratic participation and open inquiry into the political science classroom.
- From Concept to Measure: Empirical Inquiry in Social Science (Graduate)
- Introduction to Comparative Politics (Undergraduate)
- Elections in the Developing World (Undergraduate)
- Political Economy of Gender: Focus on South Asia (Undergraduate)
(Non-exhaustive list of resources that have helped me in the past)
- Advice on applying to graduate school in political science from Profs. Chris Blattman, Macartan Humphreys & Tressie McMillan Cottom
- How to Read Political Science by Prof. Amelia Hoover-Green
- Tips for discussants and reviewers from Prof. Macartan Humphreys
- 3 Templates for Introductions to Political Science Articles by Prof. Andrew Little
- A Job Talk Talk by Prof. Tom Pepinksy
Critical Pedagogy in Political Science
I serve as co-convenor (with Da'Von Boyd, Giulia Oskian, and Joy Wang) of the Critical Political Science Pedagogy project, which seeks to cultivate an engaged community of political science instructors at Yale who share a commitment to center topics (e.g. race, gender, intersectionality) often considered marginal to “core” political science, and to integrate practices of democratic participation and open inquiry into the political science classroom.