CPO 2002 Introduction to Comparative Politics	Focuses on examining the theoretical and methodological underpinnings of the political science subfield of comparative politics. Includes discussion of democratization, executives, elections, and electoral institutions. Last taught in Spring 2012.
POS 3713 Research Methods	Focuses on the methodological underpinnings of political science research. Includes discussion of theoretical models, measurement, descriptive statistics, basic inference, and regression modeling. Last taught Summer 2012.
POS 5746 Lab Advanced Quantitative Analysis	Statistical computing lab taught in conjunction with the advanced graduate methods course in the Department of Political Science. Covered general computing topics, such as loops, matrix manipulation, and optimization, implementation of specific statistical models, and statistical graphics. Last taught in Fall 2010.
POS 5747 Guest Lecture Causality, Matching, and Multilevel Models	Series of two 2.5 hours lectures given in the Special Topics in Political Methodology class in the Department of Political Science. Covered the key ideas of hierarchical modeling, including some discussion of Bayesian prior distributions. Focused on the theoretical intuition, computer implementation (including WinBUGS/JAGS), and presentation of results.