Teaching

CORNELL UNIVERSITY

• ECON 1120: Introductory Macroeconomics (Spring 2025)

• PUBPOL 2100: Introduction to Statistics (Spring 2025)

• PUBPOL 3560/5560: Market Design for Public Policy (Spring 2025)

• ECON 3030: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (Fall 2024)

• PUBPOL 5210: Intermediate Microeconomics for Public Affairs (Fall 2024)

ETH ZÜRICH

• 363-1186-00: Networks and Markets (Spring 2024)

• 363-0558-00: Introduction to Game Theory: Strategic and Cooperative Thinking (Spring 2023)

  • Evaluation: 4.80/5.00

• Topics in Microeconomics of Public Policy

  • Broccolis vs Insurance: Adverse Selection and the Affordable Care Act

  • Fantastic Demand Curves and How to Derive Them: A Model of Consumer Choice with An Application to SNAP

CORNELL UNIVERSITY (Teaching Assistant)

• ECON 6100: Microeconomic Theory II - General Equilibrium (Spring 2017)

  • Professor Lawrence Blume

  • Supplementary Notes

  • Evaluation: 4.87/5.00,  awarded The Louis Walinsky Fund in Economics for outstanding teaching

• ECON 6110: Microeconomic Theory III - Game Theory (Spring 2019)

  • Professor Lawrence Blume

  • Supplementary Notes

  • Evaluation: 4.85/5.00, supported by The Howard and Abby Milstein Graduate Teaching Assistantship

• ECON 6760/ CS 5846: Decision Theory (Spring 2021)

  • Professor Joseph Halpern and Professor Lawrence Blume

• ECON 2040/ SOC 2090/ CS 2850/ INFO 2040: Networks (Fall 2016, Fall 2017, Fall 2018, Fall 2019)

  • Professors David Easley, Eva Tardos, Jon Kleinberg, Austin Benson

• AEM 1200: Introduction to Business Management (Summer 2018)

  • Professor David Taylor

  • Evaluation: 4.61/5.00

• AEM 1200: Introduction to Business Management (Summer  2019)

  • Professor David Taylor

  • Evaluation: 4.86/5.00

• ECON 1110: Introductory Microeconomics (Summer 2020, Winter 2021)

  • Professor Jennifer Wissink

THAMMASAT UNIVERSITY (Visiting Lecturer)

• Introduction to Market Design: Auction and Matching (Spring 2018)

  • 8-hour lecture in graduate-level Quantitative Economics

• Introduction to the Economics of Networks (Spring 2018)

  • 2-day workshop for graduate students in Economics

• Behavioral Game Theory (Fall 2022)

  • 3-hour lecture in undergraduate-level Behavioral Economics