Teaching

During my time at Binghamton University, I have taught eight courses as a Lecturer, instructor of record, or co-instructor and five courses as a teaching assistant, focusing on law and courts, American Politics, and Comparative Politics. I have listed these courses below, including syllabi I have developed. I am always happy to share course content and assignments by request!

Lecturer at Binghamton University
PLSC 111 - Introduction to American Politics
          Fall 2023
          Syllabus 

PLSC 481K - The US Executive and the Judiciary
          Fall 2023
          Syllabus 

PLSC 382G - Constitutional Law: First Amendment Rights
          Spring 2024
          Syllabus

PLSC 481D - The US Federal Court System
          Spring 2024
          Syllabus

Instructor of Record (Graduate Student) at Binghamton University
PLSC 382D - Constitutional Law: Voting Rights and Race
          Instructor of Record - Summer 2023
          Syllabus
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PLSC 382D - Constitutional Law: First Amendment Rights
          Instructor of Record - Summer 2022
          Syllabus

PLSC 481D - The US Federal Court System
          Instructor of Record - Spring 2022
          Syllabus

Co-Instructor at SUNY Binghamton 
PLSC 331 – Constitutional Law and Politics
          Teaching Assistant – Fall 2021 (Professor Wendy Martinek)
 
PLSC 414 – The U.S. Supreme Court
          Teaching Assistant – Spring 2021 (Professor Wendy Martinek)

Teaching Assistant at SUNY Binghamton University (SUNY)
PLSC 113 - Introduction to Comparative Politics
          Fall 2018 (Professor William Heller)
          Fall 2019 (Professor Ekrem Karakoc)
          Fall 2020 (Professor Mikhail Filippov)

PLSC 111 – Introduction to American Politics
          Spring 2019 (Professor Jonathan Krasno)
          Spring 2020 (Professor Jonathan Krasno)

Courses I have developed but have not yet taught
Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties 
          Syllabus

Constitutional Law: Race and Citizenship
          Syllabus