Teaching
I teach American politics and methodology, with a specialization in political communication, political behavior, public opinion, and quantitative methodology at Georgia State University. I previously taught at Pace University as an Assistant Professor. Before that I often worked as an adjunct lecturer during graduate school, teaching at nearly a dozen colleges in New York, New Jersey and Tokyo. Please email for more information about my courses.
Here are the courses that I have taught at Georgia State University. These were at the undergraduate level, unless noted otherwise.
Fall 2007
Introduction to American Government
Public Opinion
Spring 2008
Voting and Elections
Electoral Behavior (graduate)
Summer 2008
Introduction to American Government
Experimental Research Methods (graduate)
Fall 2008
Political Communication
Political Communication (graduate)
Honors Seminar: The Elections of 2008
Spring 2009
Public Opinion
Public Opinion (graduate)
Summer 2009
Introduction to American Government
State Politics (graduate)
Fall 2009
Voting and Elections
Electoral Behavior (graduate)
Honors Seminar: Internet and Democracy
Spring 2010
Introduction to American Government
State Politics
Summer 2010
Experimental Research Methods (graduate)
Fall 2010
Public Opinion
Public Opinion (graduate)
Honors Seminar: Internet and Democracy
Spring 2011
Intermediate Statistics (graduate)
Summer 2011
State Politics (graduate)
Survey Research Methods (graduate)
Fall 2011
Voting and Elections
Public Opinion
Spring 2012
Intermediate Statistics (graduate)
State Politics (graduate)
Honors Seminar: Internet and Democracy
Summer 2012
Introduction to American Government
Experimental Research Methods (graduate)
Fall 2012
Voting and Elections
Electoral Behavior (graduate)
Honors Seminar: The Presidential Election of 2012
Spring 2013
State Politics
Intermediate Statistics (graduate)
Summer 2013
Experimental Research Methods (graduate)
Fall 2013
On leave
Spring 2014
On leave
Fall 2014
Introduction to American Government
Political Communication (graduate)
Honors Seminar: The Midterm Election of 2014
Spring 2015
Introduction to American Government
Public Opinion
Summer 2015
Experimental Research Methods (graduate)
Fall 2015
On leave
Spring 2016
On leave
Summer 2016
State Politics
Introduction to American Government
Fall 2016
Political Communication
Introduction to American Government
Spring 2017
State Politics
Introduction to American Government
Public Opinion (graduate)
Summer 2017
State Politics
Internet and Democracy
Fall 2017
Political Communication
Introduction to American Government
Spring 2017
Political Communication
Political Communication (graduate)
Summer 2018
State Politics
Fall 2018
Political Communication
Introduction to American Government