Courses Taught

Collective Actions in Comparative Perspective

Spring 2021, Graduate Student Instructor, UC Berkeley.

This course investigates how relatively powerless groups of people around the world have attempted to change the political, economic, and cultural status quo through collective actions.

Game Theory in Social Sciences

Fall 2020, Graduate Student Instructor, UC Berkeley.

This course presents the main ways that game theory is applied in economics, political science, and other social science to model strategic interaction.

American Foreign Policy toward Asia

Spring 2019, Graduate Student Instructor, UC Berkeley.

This course explores the historical roots and the contemporary orientations of United States policies toward Asia. 

Chinese Politics

Fall 2018, Graduate Student Instructor, UC Berkeley.

This course provides a comprehensive synthesis of the prevailing political,  economic, and cultural trends in China and its periphery in the modern era.

Introductory Statistics

Spring 2015, Teaching Assistant, Cornell University.

This course is an introduction to statistics and their application in social sciences research.