At Flinders University
GOVT1004 Foundations of Political Systems and Institutions. This is primarily an introduction to comparative politics (both concepts and method), but also includes an introduction to US government. This is a core first-year course, and runs in semester one. I designed and first taught this in 2024, and repeated it in 2025 and 2026. The latest version of GOVT1004 begins with some reflection activities around AI use at university.
GOVT2005 America and the World. A deep dive into US foreign policy. This is a core second-year course, an a pre-requisite for the Flinders Washington DC internship program. I redesigned this in 2024, and adapted it again for changing political situations in 2025 and 2026. The most recent version of GOVT2005 has a new week on regime change.
GOVT2006 The Politics of International Development. An exploration of the politics of development, with a close focus on the Global South. This is a brand new elective course, created from scratch in 2025. The newest version of GOVT2006 includes an in-class scenario that encompasses topics like post-independence state-building, resource curses, and disaster relief.
At Princeton University, in the Princeton Writing Program
WRI127/128 Outlawed and Infamous. I taught two sections of the writing seminar every semester, from 2021 to 2023.
At Hunter College, City University of New York
Government and Politics of Central America.
Terrorism.
American Government: A Historical Introduction.
