Teaching

U.S. Congress

Undergraduate course, University of Oklahoma, Department of Political Science, 2026

An introduction to the legislative process, with emphasis upon the United States Congress: the legislative process, committee systems; legislative leadership; the legislator and constituents; lobbyist and interest groups; legislative-executive relations.

American Federal Government

Undergraduate course, University of Oklahoma, Department of Political Science, 2026

A study of the structure, organization and powers of the executive, legislative and judicial branches including relationships between state and national governments. Emphasis upon political processes and popular government; elections, political parties, pressure groups, voting behavior.

U.S. Congress (Teaching Assistant)

Undergraduate course, University of Oklahoma, Department of Political Science, 2025

An introduction to the legislative process, with emphasis upon the United States Congress: the legislative process, committee systems; legislative leadership; the legislator and constituents; lobbyist and interest groups; legislative-executive relations.

Strategies in Politics and Public Policy (Teaching Assistant)

Undergraduate course, University of Oklahoma, Department of Political Science, 2024

Politics involves the interaction of people who seek to use mechanisms of collective choice to further their goals. This undergraduate course focuses on how political institutions translate the preferences of individuals into social choices. What strategies can individuals employ to influence social choices? This class addresses these questions through theories of individual decision making, social choice, and collective action.

American Federal Government (Teaching Assistant)

Undergraduate course, University of Oklahoma, Department of Political Science, 2022

A study of the structure, organization and powers of the executive, legislative and judicial branches including relationships between state and national governments. Emphasis upon political processes and popular government; elections, political parties, pressure groups, voting behavior.