Teaching

Introduction to Microeconomics

2021 - 2022

Professor Leah Boustan

Undergraduate course to introduce students to economics. Examines the decision making of individuals and firms with regard to consumption, production, and allocation of good and services in a market system. Covers both competitive and imperfectly competitive market settings.

Junior Independent Work

2020 - 2022

Professor Pablo Fajgelbaum

2020 - 2021

Professor David Silver

Undergraduate course taken by all Princeton economics majors. Designed to mentor students in conducting idependent research. Guides students from the generation of research ideas to preparing data, implementing quasi-experimental research designs, and distilling the results into a full paper.

Quantitative Analysis for Policymakers

2020 - 2021

Professor David Lee

Graduate course aimed at helping students leverage statistics to improve policy analysis. Covers the mathematical foundations of statistics, common types of quantitative analysis, and applications to various data.

Statistics and Machine Learning

2021

Three-day course for Hanns Seidel foundation that brought together graduate and undergraduate students of all fields. Designed and taught this course covering the foundations of statistical analysis and machine learning with applications in R.