TEACHING INTERESTS AND CAPABILITIES
American and Comparative Politics
American and Comparative Politics
- Political Behavior
- Public Opinion
- Political Parties and Voting Behavior
- Campaigns and Elections
- Religion and Politics
- American Political Behavior
- Identity Politics in the U.S.
- Latino Politics
- Latin American Politics
- Comparative Democratization / Regime Change
- Political Parties and Party Systems
- Survey Research Methods
- Experimental Methods
- Research Methods
- Linear Models / Limited and Categorical Dependent Variable Models
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Post-Doctoral Fellow. Department of Politics, University of Virginia.
Latino and Latin American Politics (American and Comparative Politics, Fall 2018).
Political Behavior (American and Comparative Politics, Spring 2018). Syllabus (PDF)
Campaigns and Elections (American and Comparative Politics, Fall 2017).
Instructor. Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame.
Voting Behavior, Campaigns and Elections Around The World. (Comparative Politics, Spring 2015).
Teaching Assistant. Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame
Introduction to Comparative Politics. Prof. Guillermo Trejo (Spring 2013). With discussion sections.
Introduction to Comparative Politics. Fr. Robert Dowd C.S.C. (Fall 2011 and 2012). With discussion sections.
Post-Doctoral Fellow. Department of Politics, University of Virginia.
Latino and Latin American Politics (American and Comparative Politics, Fall 2018).
Political Behavior (American and Comparative Politics, Spring 2018). Syllabus (PDF)
Campaigns and Elections (American and Comparative Politics, Fall 2017).
Instructor. Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame.
Voting Behavior, Campaigns and Elections Around The World. (Comparative Politics, Spring 2015).
Teaching Assistant. Department of Political Science, University of Notre Dame
Introduction to Comparative Politics. Prof. Guillermo Trejo (Spring 2013). With discussion sections.
Introduction to Comparative Politics. Fr. Robert Dowd C.S.C. (Fall 2011 and 2012). With discussion sections.
