Teaching
While at Michigan Tech I have taught across different skill levels, topics, and modalities.
I regularly teach Principles of Economics, Natural Resource Economics, and Managerial Economics. I appreciate that this mix of courses gives me access to both experienced econ students and students new to the discipline. In Principles, I enjoy witnessing the “light-bulb” moment when an economic concept clicks for a student. In Natural Resource Economics, I enjoy helping the students dig deeper into allocation models across a variety of resources.
During my time at Michigan Tech I’ve had a 2-2 teaching load, but in the last two years I’ve taught an additional section of online Managerial Economics in support of the MBA program.
Michigan Tech Teaching Record
| Course | Students per Section | Sections by Mode | Average Student Evaluation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Principals of Economics | 50-75 | 6 Face to Face 3 Online |
4.16/5.00 |
| Microeconomic Theory | 30-40 | 2 Face to Face 1 Remote |
4.48/5.00 |
| Managerial Economics* | 20-45 | 2 Face to Face 1 Remote 3 Hybrid 1 Online |
4.36/5.00 |
| Natural Resource Economics | 7-10 | 3 Face to Face | 4.32/5.00 |
| Natural Resource Economics* | 3 | 3 Face to Face | 4.32/5.00 |
*Graduate section
Mode descriptions: Online - asynchronous learning, hybrid - synchronously teaching students in physical classroom and on Zoom, remote - synchronous learning where all students attend via Zoom.