Teaching Experience

Courses at Western Carolina University

I have taught the following courses:

• PSC 101:  American Government and Politics (Fall 2025, Spring 2026)
  This course introduces students to the foundations, institutions, and processes of the United States government. Emphasis is placed on the U.S. Constitution, the structure and function of political institutions, civil liberties and rights, and the role of citizens in a representative democracy.

Syllabus PSC 101:  Spring26 Syllabus

• PSC 301:  Congress (Spring 2026)
  Congress as an institution, its role in the formulation of national policies; case studies dealing with legislation in the various areas of national policy

Syllabus PSC 301:  Spring26 Syllabus

Teaching Assistant Experience at the University of Wisconsin–Madison

At UW–Madison, I served as a Teaching Assistant for the following undergraduate courses:

• Political Science 305: Elections and Voting Behavior (Fall 2022)
  A deep dive into how Americans vote, what shapes public opinion, and how electoral rules influence outcomes.
  
  

• Political Science 104: Introduction to American Politics and Government (Spring 2023)
  An overview of the U.S. political system, including its institutions, political culture, and policy-making processes.

• Political Science 306: American Political Parties (Fall 2023)
  Examining the development, structure, and function of political parties in the American political system.