Teaching
Undergraduate:
- International Political Economy: Fall 2020 (online)
Spring 2020 (in-person) (revised to move online), Spring 2019, Fall 2016, Fall 2015, Fall 2014, Fall 2013
- "Science, Technology, and Politics," a first-year, interdisciplinary Signature Course
Spring 2020 (in-person) (revised to move online), Spring 2018, Spring 2017, Spring 2016
- "US in the World Economy," Undergraduate Honors Course
Spring 2017, Spring 2016, Fall 2015, Fall 2014
Graduate:
- International Political Economy: Fall 2019, Spring 2016, Spring 2014
- Research in International Politics: Spring 2018
Undergraduate:
- International Political Economy: Fall 2020 (online)
Spring 2020 (in-person) (revised to move online), Spring 2019, Fall 2016, Fall 2015, Fall 2014, Fall 2013
- "Science, Technology, and Politics," a first-year, interdisciplinary Signature Course
Spring 2020 (in-person) (revised to move online), Spring 2018, Spring 2017, Spring 2016
- "US in the World Economy," Undergraduate Honors Course
Spring 2017, Spring 2016, Fall 2015, Fall 2014
Graduate:
- International Political Economy: Fall 2019, Spring 2016, Spring 2014
- Research in International Politics: Spring 2018
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
I work with undergraduate researchers as the co-director of the Innovations for Peace and Development research lab.
As a Research Assistant (RA) with IPD, you will work together with faculty and graduate students to produce social science research to be published in academic journals, books, and white papers for policymakers. We also provide in-depth training on data analysis skills and software programs that will serve you well in your career. Please see our website for more information on what we're all about.
IPD accepts applications at the beginning of each semester -- keep an eye out! In the application, we describe our current projects and ask you about your preferences. RAs contribute to a variety of projects directed by different faculty members. I am currently directing projects on (1) political economy and sovereignty issues, especially regarding Indian Country and US territories; (2) international trade in waste; (3) the politics of dual-use technologies. In addition to filling out the IPD application, please don't hesitate reach out to me if any of these projects are of particular interest to you.
FYI: There are various ways for you to earn course credit for your work with IPD (see here for information from UT Liberal Arts). Please reach out if you are interested in working with me in a combined course/RAship.
I work with undergraduate researchers as the co-director of the Innovations for Peace and Development research lab.
As a Research Assistant (RA) with IPD, you will work together with faculty and graduate students to produce social science research to be published in academic journals, books, and white papers for policymakers. We also provide in-depth training on data analysis skills and software programs that will serve you well in your career. Please see our website for more information on what we're all about.
IPD accepts applications at the beginning of each semester -- keep an eye out! In the application, we describe our current projects and ask you about your preferences. RAs contribute to a variety of projects directed by different faculty members. I am currently directing projects on (1) political economy and sovereignty issues, especially regarding Indian Country and US territories; (2) international trade in waste; (3) the politics of dual-use technologies. In addition to filling out the IPD application, please don't hesitate reach out to me if any of these projects are of particular interest to you.
FYI: There are various ways for you to earn course credit for your work with IPD (see here for information from UT Liberal Arts). Please reach out if you are interested in working with me in a combined course/RAship.
