• Personal Statement

• Research Proposal

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• Economics 215: Statistics, Fall 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024

• Economics 981: Graduate Labor Economics, Fall 2024

• Economics 912b: Graduate Microeconomic Theory II, Spring 2025

University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Programming Summer Course for Economists, Summers 2020 and 2022

  • Month-long course focused on numerical methods used frequently in economic models. Delivered online and taught in the Julia programming language

  • Topics covered: approximation and optimization of arbitrary functions, dynamic programming, Monte-Carlo, performance optimization

  • Syllabus, problem sets, and problem set solutions

  • Average rating: 4.8/5.0

University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Advanced Computational Methods, Fall 2019 -- Professor Dean Corbae

  • Problem sets

  • Julia solution code (prepared by me; Wisconsin affiliates email for password)

• Advanced Microeconomic Theory II (PhD Sequence), Spring 2019 -- Professors Lones Smith and Marzena Rostek

  • Handouts and solutions (prepared by me)

  • Average rating: 4.4/5.0

• Advanced Microeconomic Theory I (PhD Sequence), Fall 2018 -- Professors Dan Quint and Bill Sandholm

  • Handouts and solutions (prepared by me, Ziwei Wang, and Phoebe Tian)

  • Average rating: 4.9/5.0; Juli Plant Grainger Outstanding Teaching Assistant Fellowship