Teaching

My teaching experience spans Ph.D. mathematical economics and undergraduate econometrics. I emphasize rigorous problem solving, clear mathematical exposition, and applied statistical intuition.

University of Wisconsin–Madison

ECON 703 — Mathematical Economics I (Ph.D. Math Camp)

Teaching Assistant · · University of Wisconsin–Madison
Instructor: Prof. John Kennan
Recognition: Winner of the Juli Plant Grainger Teaching Excellence Scholarship
Overview & materials

I held discussion sections and office hours for the Ph.D. math camp, preparing handouts on proofs, metric spaces, optimization, linear algebra, and related tools used in graduate economic theory.

Discussion handouts: Selected discussion handouts are available below; PDFs open in a new tab.

  1. Handout 01 — General Information & Proofs
  2. Handout 02 — Suprema, Metric Spaces & Sequences
  3. Handout 03 — Bolzano–Weierstrass, Completeness & Contractions
  4. Handout 04 — Squeeze Theorem, Lipschitz & Continuity
  5. Handout 05 — Vector Spaces, Norms & Inner Products
  6. Handout 06 — Lattices, Convex Sets & (Quasi-)Convexity
  7. Handout 07 — Graphs, Contours, Differentiability & Homogeneity
  8. Handout 08 — Monotone Comparative Statics & Differentiation Rules
  9. Handout 09 — Extrema & Kuhn–Tucker Optimization
  10. Handout 10 — Linear Algebra, Integration & Taylor
  11. Handout 11 — Midterm, Cost Functions & IFT
  12. Extra — “Lamp Game” Proof
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ECON 410 — Introductory Econometrics

Teaching Assistant · · University of Wisconsin–Madison
Instructor: Prof. Christopher McKelvey
Overview

I held weekly discussion sections and office hours, reinforcing estimation concepts, empirical applications, hands-on problem solving, and Stata workflows.

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