Teaching experience

I have served as Teaching Assistant for the following courses at Columbia University:

Introduction to Comparative Politics
Spring 2009 (undergraduate course)
Prof. John D. Huber

Mathematics for Political Science
Fall 2006, 2007, 2008 (graduate course)
Prof. John D. Huber

Nationalism
Spring 2006 (undergraduate course)
Prof. Jack Snyder

Research Topics in Game Theory
Fall 2005 (graduate course)
Prof. Macartan Humphreys

International Politics
Fall 2005 (undergraduate course)
Prof. Kimberly Marten

American Foreign Policy
Fall 2004 (undergraduate course)
Prof. John Matthews

Teaching evaluations:
Mathematics for Political Science (Fall 2008)
Mathematics for Political Science (Fall 2007)
Mathematics for Political Science (Fall 2006)
Research Topics in Game Theory (Fall 2005)
American Foreign Policy (Fall 2004)

LATEX materials

Getting started:

Here is a brief introduction to typesetting mathematical notation as well as some basic LATEX example files that I have written. Two introductions I like are available here and here. I also like this cheat sheet.

BIBTEX style file for APSR:

In bibliography style file apsr2.bst, I provide fixes for some minor formatting inconsistencies between current requirements for the American Political Science Review and the style file apsr.bst distributed with the harvard LaTeX package:

• A comma is now placed before the word "and" when it separates author names in the bibliography;
• A comma is placed before the word "and" when it separates author names for in-text citations with more than two authors;
• A space is added between journal volume and issue, and colon and page numbers;
• For BIBTEX item incollection, the chapter title is now quoted.