Teaching Experience
Instructor
Washington State University
ECONS 320: Money and Banking
Online course
This course covers the role of money and banking in the economy, monetary policy, financial institutions, and the Federal Reserve System.
Topics include:
- Money and the financial system
- Banking and financial institutions
- Central banking and monetary policy
- International finance and exchange rates
ECONS 323: Labor Economics
Online course
This course examines the economics of labor markets, including wage determination, employment, unemployment, labor market discrimination, and labor unions.
Topics include:
- Labor supply and demand
- Wage determination and inequality
- Human capital and education
- Labor market discrimination
- Unemployment and job search
Teaching Assistant
Washington State University
ECONS 101: Fundamentals of Microeconomics
Assisted with teaching the introductory microeconomics course, which covers basic economic principles, supply and demand, consumer behavior, and market structures.
Responsibilities included:
- Leading discussion sections
- Holding office hours
- Grading assignments and exams
- Providing additional support to students
Teaching Philosophy
My teaching philosophy centers on creating an engaging and inclusive learning environment that encourages critical thinking and practical application of economic concepts.
Key elements of my approach include:
- Connecting theoretical concepts to real-world applications through targeted coursework and assignments
- Encouraging students to embrace modern tools by incorporating AI and technological methods into learning
- Providing clear, constructive feedback and comprehensive support for student success
I strive to make economics accessible and relevant to students' lives and careers while fostering a supportive environment for questions and engagement with challenging material.