Davidson College

AMERICAN POLITICS

“American Politics: The Politics of Reform”

“Business and Politics”

“US Environmental Politics and Policy”

COMPARATIVE AND GLOBAL POLITICS

“Business and Politics in China”

“Global Environmental Politics”

“Environmental Politics”

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

“Environmental Social Sciences”

METHODS COURSES

“Methods and Statistics in Political Science”

SEMINARS

“Citizens vs. Consumers”

“Leaders vs. Entrepreneurs”

University of California, Berkeley

“Environmental Policy, Administration, and Law”
Delivered lectures and led discussion for Professor Alastair Ile’s upper division course (2011)

“Measuring Product and Company Performance”
Delivered guest lecture in Tony Kingsbury’s undergraduate business school course on Sustainability: Business Measures for Success (2010)

“International Environmental Politics”
Taught two sections as Graduate Student Instructor for Professor Kate O’Neill’s upper division course, which included a total of 42 undergraduates and required grading of most of their assignments (2009)

“A Multi-Methods Research Strategy: Analyzing the Popularity of Environmental Ratings in the Electronics Sector”
Delivered guest lecture in Patina Mendez’s Methods in Environmental Sciences undergraduate course (2009)

“Non-State Global Environmental Governance”
Delivered guest lecture in Professor Kate O’Neill’s International Environmental Politics course (2009)

“Labor and Environmental Standards in Emerging Markets”
Delivered guest lecture in Professor David Levine’s Business Strategies in Emerging Markets MBA course (2006)

“The History and Diversity of Eco-Labels and Certifications”
Delivered guest lecture in Professor Dara O’Rourke’s Governance of Global Production graduate seminar (2006)

The Nature Conservancy, China Program

“Eco-Guide Training Course”
Designed curriculum and led instruction of 30 villagers in natural history, botany, ornithology, cultural history, interpretation, and English language (2002)