Teaching Philosophy

My teaching aims to intellectually emancipate my students by training them to think, write and act in the world critically and independently. As such, my approach is to provide students with a set of skills, such as original and creative thinking, incisive communication and, above all, curiosity. My highest teaching principle is to teach everyone, relying on the conviction that each and every student can learn and use their own intelligence as long as I cultivate a fruitful environment for them. In other words, my pedagogy takes the classroom as an infinitely capacious space.

Teaching Experience

Teaching

Fall 2025 - Special Opportunities for Undergraduate Learning (SOUL) Course (Main Instructor) - An Introduction to Political Trials. Syllabus available on demand.

Fall 2024 - Introduction to Political Economy (TA)

Spring 2024 - Introduction to Comparative Politics (TA)

Fall 2022 - Philosophy of Law (TA)

Classes I can teach

Political Theory and Political Economy

  • Introduction to Political Theory

  • Introduction to Political Economy

  • American Political Thought

  • Methods of Political Theory

  • Political Theory of Labor

  • Labor and Digital Technology

  • Gender and Politics

Legal Studies

  • Law and Politics

  • Law and Society

  • Constitutional Law (American and Comparative)

  • Philosophy of Law