Teaching
I am committed to making economics both rigorous and pluralistic, organizing my teaching around fundamental questions that cut across theoretical traditions: How are prices determined? What drives structural transformation? How is income distributed, and why? By integrating economic history, political economy, and data science, I highlight the institutional forces that shape contemporary policy debates. Throughout my courses, I use real-world data and applied cases to bridge the gap between abstract theory and the societal challenges students care about most.
Courses taught
Mount Royal University
- Principles of Microeconomics — Fall 2026 (scheduled)
Saint Mary's University
- Intermediate Economic Data Analysis — Fall 2024
- Intermediate Macroeconomics (Econ 3301) — Fall 2022, Fall 2023
- Mathematical Economics (Econ 3302) — Fall 2021 (remote), Winter 2023
- Special Topics in Mathematical Economics (Econ 5800, Graduate) — Winter 2023
Mount Allison University
- Applied Econometrics (Econ 4721) — Winter 2023
- Econometric Theory (Econ 4711) — Fall 2022 (remote)
Mount Saint Vincent University
- Money & Banking (Econ 3305) — Winter 2018
- Introduction to Microeconomics (Econ 1101) — Fall 2017