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### Fall, 2024

  [### The Supreme Court, Law, and Public Policy

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2024 

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 **Link:** [Course Website](https://www.hks.harvard.edu/courses/supreme-court-law-and-public-policy) 

 

 Learning how courts interpret policy has become an important component of the policymaker's toolkit. This course aims to introduce policy-oriented students to how Constitutional interpretation touches upon pressing policy questions. Students will engage with what courts... 

 

  



### Fall, 2021

  [### (Harvard Kennedy School) API-201 Z: Quantitative Analysis and Empirical Methods

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2021 

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 **Link:** [Course Website](https://www.hks.harvard.edu/courses/quantitative-analysis-and-empirical-methods) 

 

 Introduces students to concepts and techniques essential to the analysis of public policy issues. Provides an introduction to probability, statistics, and decision analysis emphasizing the ways in which these tools are applied to practical policy questions. Topics include... 

 

  



### Spring, 2013

  [### (University of Rochester) PSC 228: Race and Ethnic Politics in the U.S.

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 **Semester:**   Spring 

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 **Year offered:**  2013 

 

 In this course, we will examine the key role played by race and ethnicity across various facets of American political life. We will explore the distinct political and social identities of African Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans, and others, and how these identities... 

 

  



### Fall, 2013

  [### (University of Rochester) PSC 234: Law and Politics in the U.S.

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2013 

 

 How does the Supreme Court really decide cases? Are judges as activist as politicians claim? In this course, we will explore these questions by addressing how political and social forces influence American law and legal institutions, and vice versa. We will explore in depth... 

 

  



### Spring, 2010

  [### (Harvard University FAS) Government 2001: Advanced Quantitative Research Methodology (Professor Gary King)

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 **Semester:**   Spring 

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 **Year offered:**  2010 

 

 Teaching Fellow. The second half of the quantitative methods sequence for graduate students in the Harvard Department of Government, the course introduces advanced topics in political methodology. Topics covered included maximum likelihood estimation, Monte Carlo simulation... 

 

  



### Fall, 2009

  [### (Harvard University FAS) Government 2000: Introduction to Quantitative Methods (Professor Adam Glynn)

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2009 

 

 Teaching Fellow. The required first half of the quantitative methods sequence for incoming graduate students in the Harvard Department of Government. A general introduction to the use of statistics in political science research, the course covered basic data analysis... 

 

  



### Fall, 2008

  [### (Harvard University FAS) Government 1510: American Constitutional Law (Professor Richard Fallon, Harvard Law School) 

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2008 

 

 Head Teaching Fellow. An introduction to American constitutional law for undergraduates, with a principal focus on decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court. Topics covered included freedom of speech and religion, guarantees of due process and equal protection, and the powers of... 

 

   [### (Harvard University FAS) Government 2453: Practical & Theoretical Regulation of Voting (Professors Jim Greiner & Kevin Quinn)

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2008 

 

 Teaching Fellow (Unevaluated). Cross-registered with the Harvard Law School. This class was an interdisciplinary look at voting, specifically focusing on points of contact between the legal scholarship on voting rights and election law and the political science literature on... 

 

  



### Fall, 2007

  [### (Harvard University) Government 2069: Religion and the First Amendment (Professor Martha Nussbaum, University of Chicago Law School)

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 **Semester:**   Fall 

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 **Year offered:**  2007 

 

 Teaching Fellow (Unevaluated). Cross registered with the Harvard Law School, this course covered the major Constitutional issues involving freedom of religion. Topics covered included the relationship between the Establishment clause and the Free Exercise clause as well as...