Teaching

Teaching Interests

Comparative politics; autocratic politics; democratization; democratic backsliding
Methods for political research; quantitative analysis; game theory
Politics of Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong; politics of East Asia and Southeast Asia

Course Instructor
Pennsylvania State University

PLSC 309WC: Quantitative Political Analysis (syllabus)
- Fall 2022 (asynchronous online)

PLSC 414: Dictators and Their Demise (syllabus)
- Summer 2021 (synchronous online)
- Average student rating (22 responses from 27 students)
  - 6.3/7 for ``Instructor promoted your learning experience''
  - 6.3/7 for ``Course increased your understanding of course topics''

Guest Lecturer
Pennsylvania State University

“State-Owned Enterprise Reform” in PLSC 478: China and the World, Fall 2022, September 20
“Games of Incomplete Information” in PLSC 410: Strategy and Politics, Fall 2021, December 1
“Tipping Models” in PLSC 410: Strategy and Politics, Fall 2021, November 29
“Authoritarianism” in PLSC 3: Comparing Politics around the Globe, Spring 2021, March 25 (synchronous online)
“Regimes and Society” in PLSC 3: Comparing Politics around the Globe, Spring 2021, February 21 (synchronous online)
“Political Globalization” in GLIS 101: Globalization, Spring 2020, February 18
“Autocracies: Survival and Succession” in AFR 192: Modern African History, Spring 2018, April 3

Teaching Assistant
Pennsylvania State University