Teaching Interests

History of Political Philosophy
American Political Thought
American Politics
Research Methodology
International Human Rights

Teaching Philosophy

"And further, if from poverty he's not even able to provide himself with tools or anything else for his art, he'll produce shoddier works, and he'll make worse craftsmen of his sons or any others he teaches."
– Plato, The Republic 421e
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Syllabi

PSC 100 - Introduction to American Government
​PSC 101 - Introduction to Political Science
​​PSC 232 - Introduction to International Relations
PSC 250 - Science, Technology, and Political Theory ​
PSC 301 - Political Science Methods
​PSC 338 - International Human Rights
PSC 356 - Contemporary Political Theory​
PSC 451 - Ancient and Medieval Political Theory
PSC 452 - Modern Political Theory ​
PSC 454 - American Political Thought
PSC 498 - Internship
PSC 583 - Proseminar in American government
UH 300 - Special Topics in Honors

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Teaching Demonstration
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This video, from the spring of 2016 at the University of North Texas, shows how I approached examining Rousseau's Second Discourse​ in a modern theory courses for upper level undergraduate students.