Courses and mentoring

Teaching

I have taught economics and finance from Principles courses to Ph.D. sequences.

At UC San Diego, I led discussion and review sessions for six years, coordinated the department's teaching as Head TA for two, and mentored undergrads on their way to grad school.

Ph.D. Level

  • ECON 210B Macroeconomic Theory, Ph.D. sequenceGiacomo Rondina

Undergraduate macroeconomics

  • ECON 110A Long-Run MacroeconomicsNir Jaimovich
  • ECON 110B Short-Run MacroeconomicsFabian Trottner, Juan Herreño
  • ECON 3 Principles of MacroeconomicsGiacomo Rondina

Undergraduate microeconomics and finance

  • ECON 100C Intermediate Microeconomics CHerbert Newhouse
  • ECON 1, 100A Principles of Microeconomics; Intermediate Microeconomics AMeredith Crane
  • ECON 173B Corporate FinanceSteven Levkoff

Teaching leadership and mentoring

  • Johns Hopkins University, Department of Economics

    Research Assistants Lab manager; Macro-Finance Brown Bag Seminars organizer

  • Head Teaching Assistant, UC San Diego Economics

    Graduate & undergrad TA manager; Recommendation-letter system manager; OSD exam coordinator

  • Undergraduate Research Lab, UC San Diego

    Undergraduates mentoring in macroeconomics & finance

Training

  • Certificate of Teaching Proficiency, Student-Centered College Teaching & Course Design, UC San Diego

    Introduction to College Teaching (2023)
    Advanced College Teaching (2024)