TEACHING
Award
The Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence, Washington University in St. Louis, 2015-2016.
Teaching Interests
Comparative Politics: Introduction to Comparative Politics, Political Institutions, Political Economy, Turkish Politics
Formal Theory: Game Theory, Social Choice Theory
Quantitative Methodology: Probability and Statistics, Linear Models, Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Multilevel Modeling, Programming with R and Python
Teaching Experience
Lecturer, The Pennsylvania State University
Award
The Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence, Washington University in St. Louis, 2015-2016.
Teaching Interests
Comparative Politics: Introduction to Comparative Politics, Political Institutions, Political Economy, Turkish Politics
Formal Theory: Game Theory, Social Choice Theory
Quantitative Methodology: Probability and Statistics, Linear Models, Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Multilevel Modeling, Programming with R and Python
Teaching Experience
Lecturer, The Pennsylvania State University
- Quantitative Political Analysis (Fall 2018) Syllabus
- Introduction to Comparative Politics (Fall 2018) Syllabus
- Analysis of Comparative Political Institutions and Democratic Representation (Spring 2018) Syllabus
- Statistical Methods for Political Research (Graduate - Fall 2017) Syllabus
- Social Data Analytics: Special Topics (Fall 2017) Syllabus
- Introduction to Quantitative Methods. University College. Fall 2015.
- "Summer Camp" for Introduction to Programming with Python. Summer 2015.
- Quantitative Political Methodology (Graduate). Spring 2015.
- Game Theory (Undergraduate). Spring 2015.
- "Summer Camp" for Introduction to Programming with Python. Summer 2014.
- Game Theory (Graduate). Spring 2014.
- Comparative Study of Legislative Institutions. Fall 2014.
- Quantitative Political Methodology (Undergraduate). Fall 2013.
- Comparative Political Economy. Fall 2013.
- The Politics of The European Union. Fall 2012.
