Teaching

I care deeply about helping students build genuine economic intuition and the quantitative tools to act on it. Below are my teaching philosophy, student feedback, and a record of the courses I have taught at the University of Michigan.

Student Feedback

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Courses Taught

Graduate Student Instructor

Intermediate Micro Theory Undergraduate Fall 2025
Econ 401 — the core theory of consumer and firm behavior: utility maximization, cost and production, market structure, and welfare.
Intro Statistics & Metrics II Undergraduate Winter 2025
Econ 251 — a first course in applied econometrics: regression analysis, causal inference, and hypothesis testing, with hands-on work analyzing real economic data.

Teaching Assistant

Data in Organizations Undergraduate Winter 2024
Business Economics 490 — how organizations collect, manage, and use data to make decisions, covering data literacy, descriptive analysis, and evidence-based reasoning for business problems.
Applied Microeconomics Masters Fall 2023
Business Economics 557 — microeconomic tools applied to real-world policy and managerial questions, emphasizing incentives, market design, and the interpretation of empirical evidence.
Decision Strategies Masters Summer 2023
Master of Business Analytics 503 — frameworks for decision-making under uncertainty: probability, expected utility, game theory, and strategic interaction, applied to managerial and policy settings.