Teaching
“And this is what Rabbi Ḥanina said: I have learned much from my teachers and even more from my friends, but from my students I have learned more than from all of them.
דאמר ר׳ חנינה הרבה למדתי מרבותי ומחבירי יותר מרבותי ומתלמידי יותר מכולן
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Teaching experience:
Undergraduate Studies Assistant (Assistant to the Director of Undergraduate Studies): Fall 2021
GOVT 1101-104 Hebrew and Christian Bible in American Politics (instructor): Fall 2020 — First-year Writing Seminar
GOVT 3112 Congress and the Legislative Process (TA), Prof. David Bateman: Spring 2020
GOVT 3032 Politics of Public Policy (TA), Prof. Jamila Michener: Fall 2019
GOVT 1615 Introduction to Political Theory (TA), Prof. Patchen Markell: Spring 2019
GOVT 1615 Freedom and Justice in the Western Tradition (TA), Prof. Alexander Moon: Summer 2018, 2019, 2020
GOVT 1111 Introduction to American Politics (TA), Prof. Suzanne Mettler: Fall 2018
In addition to being a teaching assistant, I am also one of the Government Department’s TA trainers, organizing and executing training for new TAs in the department and offering support to all. Prior to graduate school, my work also included creating and running interactive programs for high school and college students on public policy, Jewish values, and successful advocacy skills.
Credits:
Quote translation: William Davidson Talmud, Koren Noé Edition, Sefaria.org
Banner photo: Street art in Maḥane Yehuda shuk in Jerusalem, Israel, August 2019.