Courses I teach
Undergraduate
PSCI 1101: Introduction to Comparative Politics (F16, Sp17, F17, S18, F18, S19, F20, S21)
PSCI 2213: Democratization (F16, F17, S20, F20)
PSCI 2240/3894: Comparative Political Parties (Sp17, F18, F20)
PSCI 2278: Music, Politics, and Power in Comparative Perspective (S21)
Applied/Practitioner
Survey Methodology & Field Enumeration
My 2017 proposal to teach a multicultural "University Course"--a flagship initiative of the Provost's office--was selected and that in Spring 2018 I team-taught "Rhythm of Change: African Politics and African Music" with Grammy-nominated, renowned ethnomusicologist Gregory Barz. In the class, we explored what we call the "coextensive moment" between music and politics and how they influence each other across dimensions of identity, political competition, conflict, and globalization in Africa. We offered the course again in Spring 2019.
PSCI 1101: Introduction to Comparative Politics (F16, Sp17, F17, S18, F18, S19, F20, S21)
PSCI 2213: Democratization (F16, F17, S20, F20)
PSCI 2240/3894: Comparative Political Parties (Sp17, F18, F20)
PSCI 2278: Music, Politics, and Power in Comparative Perspective (S21)
Applied/Practitioner
Survey Methodology & Field Enumeration
My 2017 proposal to teach a multicultural "University Course"--a flagship initiative of the Provost's office--was selected and that in Spring 2018 I team-taught "Rhythm of Change: African Politics and African Music" with Grammy-nominated, renowned ethnomusicologist Gregory Barz. In the class, we explored what we call the "coextensive moment" between music and politics and how they influence each other across dimensions of identity, political competition, conflict, and globalization in Africa. We offered the course again in Spring 2019.
