Migration and Immigration Enforcement in the United States. This course offers an exploration of migration and immigration enforcement within the context of the United States. It examines the multifaceted dimensions of migration, exploring its historical, social, economic, and political aspects.
Department: Undergraduate, Cross listed Sociology and Political Science
Semester: Spring 2024
Tutored students through developing, implementing, and writing major research projects. I met regularly with individual students, attend weekly class meetings, read assigned materials, assist in the grading of assignments, evaluate drafts of research papers, evaluate the final research projects, detect plagiarism, and attending weekly academic staff meetings.
Department: Undergraduate, Cross listed
Instructor: Dr. D Silbey
Semester: Fall 2021, Spring 2022
Led office hour discussions, managed a team of 5 undergraduate TAs, and curated the online course platform for 96 undergraduate students.
Guest Lecturer: "Migration Theory & Internal Migration" April 19, 2021
Department: Undergraduate, Policy Analysis & Management
Instructor: Dr. S Sassler
Semester: Spring 2021
Led discussion sections, assisted with the course transition to online learning by recreating assignments and reimagining the course format, led office hours, and managed online course platform for 55 undergraduate students. Recognized as PAM's Outstanding TA Award.
Department: Undergraduate, Policy Analysis & Management
Instructor: Dr. M Hall
Semester: Spring 2020, Fall 2021
Managed a team of 8 teaching assistants and graders, created course exams and assignments, led office hours and provided feedback to 130 undergraduate students.
Department: Undergraduate, Policy Analysis & Management
Instructor: Dr. P Rich
Semester: Fall 2018, Fall 2019
Taught 2 lab sections, created content aimed at translating lessons from lecture into implementation on Stata. Led office hours and provided feedback to 60 MPA Master students.
Department: Graduate, Policy Analysis & Management/Cornell Institute for Public Affairs
Instructor: Dr. D Miller
Semester: Spring 2019
Summer 2020 hosted by the Center for Teaching Innovation at Cornell University.
Spring 2019 hosted by the Center for Teaching Innovation at Cornell University.
Summer 2019 hosted by Dr. J Wissink, the Cornell's Economics Department and the Graduate Field of Economics.
Spring 2019 hosted by the Center for Teaching Innovation and Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching, and Learning.
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