Teaching
In my teaching, I focus on three skills. First, students should be able to evaluate evidence: to tell an opinion from an argument and weigh claims against what supports them. Second, they should be able to engage with people who disagree, taking opposing views seriously without abandoning their own judgment. Third, they should be able to take on what is difficult rather than retreat from it.
My teaching interests include comparative political behavior, migration and citizenship, race and ethnic politics, European politics / EU politics, research methods, survey research, and mixed methods, among others. I have taught as an instructor and as a teaching assistant at the University of Illinois and Korea University. Teaching evaluations are available upon request.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Instructor
- PS 385 Politics of the European Union (Online, Summer 2024)
- PS 201 US Racial and Ethnic Politics (Online, Fall 2023; Spring 2025)
Teaching Assistant
- PS 270 Introduction to Political Theory (Spring 2022)**
- PS 282 Governing Globalization (Fall 2021)**
** University of Illinois Teachers Ranked as Excellent.
Korea University
Teaching Assistant
- POLI 238 Law and Political Thought (Fall 2017)
- POLI 361 Identity Politics in Europe and Asia (Spring 2017)