Teaching

At UCSB I teach courses on migration, Middle Eastern politics, and causal inference. In the 2024-25 academic year I will teach a PhD-level course on causal inference and direct the undergraduate political science honors program.

  • “Causal Inference” (graduate, PS 207, spring 2025)
  • “Political Science Senior Honors Program” (undergraduate, PS 197A, 197B and 197C, academic year 2024-25)

Past courses at UCSB include:

  • “Politics of the Middle East and North Africa” (undergraduate, PS 150A, most recently spring 2024)
  • “Migration and Forced Displacement” (senior seminar/graduate, PS 196/594, most recently spring 2022)

During graduate school I served as teaching assistant and section leader for graduate courses in quantitative research methodology, comparative politics, and international relations.

  • “Foundations of Statistical Inference” with P. M. Aronow (Yale, spring 2018)
  • “The Design and Analysis of Randomized Field Experiments” with Alex Coppock (Yale, spring 2017)
  • “Advanced Quantitative Methods” with Allan Dafoe (Yale, fall 2014)
  • “Political Institutions and Public Policy” with Tarek Masoud (Harvard, spring 2011)
  • “Middle Eastern Politics and Policy” with Tarek Masoud (Harvard, spring 2010)
  • “International Relations: Theory and Practice” with Stephen Walt and Matthew Baum (Harvard, fall 2010)

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