Software (muRL) to do LaTeX mailmerges, and automatically scrape APSA eJobs webpages
At Washington University in St. Louis
The Welfare State and Social Policy in America (PS3551).
(SP13, FL12, SP10, SP09)
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Mathematical Modeling in Political Science (PS5052).
(FL12, FL09,
FL08)
(Description | Syllabus)
Visiting Scholar Statistical Research Seminar in Applied Statistics (ASTAT560). (SP10)
(Description | Syllabus)
Advising. In 2009-2010, I served as primary advisor for a senior honors thesis exploring the relationship between explicitly multicultural policies and the welfare state.
At Harvard University
Teaching Fellow
Mathematics Prefresher for Incoming Graduate Students (served as both lecturer and teaching fellow)
Government 2000: Quantitative Methods for Political Science I
(See the set of interactive notes Alison Post and I wrote for teaching data analysis and applied regression.)
Led statistical methods training seminars, Harvard Institute for Global Health Post-Bachelor Fellows program, including:
Data Visualization
Survey Sampling, Design, and Analysis
Bayesian Data Analysis and Computation
Binary Data Models
Random/Fixed Effects Models
Missing Data Methods
Advising
I served as the primary advisor for five Senior Theses in American Politics, exploring state and local tobacco control policies, air security policymaking, Medicaid eligibility policymaking, the lobbying strategies of Major League Baseball, and partisan legislative production in US statehouses.