Teaching

Lecturer

In Autumn 2022, I designed and led the module “Women & Political Violence” to advanced undergraduate students at University College Dublin. Through lectures and seminars, I guided students through an exploration of how, when, and why women take part in political violence. Syllabus.

Tutorials

At UCD, I was a tutorial leader for first and second year undergraduate students. Each semester, I taught 3-5 groups of 15-25 students weekly or bi-weekly. Tutorials supplemented the teaching done in lectures, giving students a participatory space to explore the core ideas and skills they learned in each module.

POL 20050 Research Methods in Political Science (Spring 2021)

I ran online labs to help introduce second-year students to STATA as a tool for political analysis. Module coordinator: Dr Sam Brazys

POL20010 Individuals and the State (Autumn 2019, Autumn 2020)

This second-year course guides students through an exploration of the concept of freedom in political thought, from Hobbes to Pettit. Module coordinator: Dr Joseph Lacey

POL10160 Foundations of Contemporary Politics (Spring 2020)

The goal of tutorials for this module was to get first-year students comfortable with thinking and talking about core political ideas through in-class activities and assignments. Module coordinator: Dr Alex Dukalskis