Stanford University
Instructor and Teaching Assistant, Stanford University, 2022
At Stanford, I taught graduate mathematics preparation, undergraduate market design, and first-year Ph.D. microeconomics.
Instructor
In 2022, I taught the mathematics camp for incoming economics Ph.D. students and other interested students. The course comprised twenty two-hour sessions covering logic and sets, linear algebra, real analysis, introductory measure theory, convex analysis, static optimization, ordinary differential equations, and optimal control theory.
Course notes are available here.
In Summer 2021, I taught the mathematics and economics boot camp for incoming master’s students in public policy. The course comprised ten four-hour sessions covering undergraduate calculus, microeconomic analysis, and game theory.
Teaching Assistant
I received Stanford University’s Centennial Teaching Assistant Award for my teaching in undergraduate market design and Ph.D. microeconomics.
- Fall 2020: ECON 202 Microeconomics I
- First course in the Ph.D. microeconomics sequence
- Teaching assistant for Professors Doug Bernheim and Paul Milgrom
- Recipient of the Economics Department Outstanding TA Award
- Winter 2021: ECON 136 Market Design
- Teaching assistant for Professor Paul Milgrom