University of Illinois Chicago

Teaching

I have taught undergraduate econometrics as instructor of record for three semesters. I have also served as a graduate teaching assistant and graduate assistant in doctoral economics courses, and as a teaching assistant in undergraduate economics courses.

Instructor of Record

ECON 300 — Econometrics

University of Illinois Chicago

Summer 2024 Spring 2025 Fall 2025

An undergraduate course in econometric methods focused on developing the tools and intuition needed to evaluate empirical economic research. The course emphasizes causal inference and applied econometrics, moving from potential outcomes and randomized experiments through regression, fixed effects, differences-in-differences, and regression discontinuity, with applied work in R.

Download Syllabus Sample Lecture: Regression Discontinuity

Graduate Economics

Graduate Teaching Experience

I have served as both a graduate teaching assistant and graduate assistant in doctoral economics courses. My responsibilities have included leading discussion sections, holding office hours, providing student support, grading, and substantive feedback. I led discussion sections for ECON 534 and ECON 510.

ECON 534

Econometrics I

Graduate econometrics covering multivariate regression, matrix methods, hypothesis testing, and the formulation and analysis of econometric models.

ECON 510

Microeconomic Theory II

Graduate microeconomic theory centered on game theory and information economics, including normal-form, extensive-form, repeated, and Bayesian games, as well as signaling, screening, moral hazard, and mechanism design.

ECON 516

Economic Development

Doctoral development economics with a strong empirical focus, spanning education and health, migration and labor markets, land and technology adoption, public and political economy, and credit and insurance markets.

Additional Experience

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Experience

ECON 300 Econometrics
ECON 220 Microeconomics: Theory and Applications
ECON 121 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 120 Principles of Microeconomics