Courses taught as Lecturer/Instructor:
Fall 2025
The U.S. Presidency – American University
American Political Parties – American University
Introduction to American Government – The Catholic University of America
Summer 2025
Political Research Methods – American University
Spring 2025
Politics in the U.S. – American University
Political Power and Public Policy – American University
Winter 2025
Divided We Stand: Political Polarization in the United States – University of Maryland, College Park
Fall 2024
Experiential Learning: Internship Program, University of Maryland, College Park
Spring 2024
The U.S. Presidency – The Catholic University of America
Political Parties in the U.S. – The Catholic University of America
Applied Teaching Methods
Lecture-Style Instruction: Engaging students with structured presentations and interactive discussion.
Group Presentations: Facilitating teamwork and collaborative learning through student-led presentations.
Legislative Debate Simulations: Encouraging experiential learning through role-play and policy negotiation exercises.
Writing Assignments: Research papers and think tank memos to build critical thinking and professional communication skills.
Case Studies: Applying theory to real-world scenarios and problem-solving exercises.
- Individual Presentations: Developing public speaking, argumentation, and analytical skills.
Please see my C.V. for units taught as Teaching Assistant.