​Director of Undergraduate Research, Policy Agendas Project

As the Director of Undergraduate Research for the Policy Agendas Project (PAP), I teach a year-long undergraduate Research on American Politics course.  I lecture on research design and methods for political science and guide students through the development of original research projects. Students enrolled in the course (PAP Fellows) also work as research assistants for the U.S. Policy Agendas Project - I train them on the coding scheme and manage their collection and coding of Project data.

​My teaching and coding training materials can be found here. I am happy to supply the answer keys to coding training documents upon request.

2018 PAP Fellows visit the Office of the Legislative Counsel of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.

2018 PAP Fellows present their research projects at UT Austin's annual Longhorn Research Poster Session.

Teaching Assistant

I have also been fortunate to serve as a Teaching Assistant for a number of courses on American politics and policy. Details are listed below.

• Government Research Internship, Spring 2018
  
• ​Research on the U.S. Congress, Fall 2017
• American Public Policy, Spring 2015
• Campaigns and Elections, Fall 2014