Teaching
The Pennsylvania State University
- Violence and State-Building (Graduate)
- The Politics of Terrorism (Undergraduate)
Emory University
- Principles of Political Science (Undergraduate, co-Instructor with Dr. Danielle Jung, Fall 2023) [syllabus]
- R Workshop and Technology Bootcamp (Graduate, co-instructor with Eddy Yeung, Fall 2023-Spring 2024)
- Political Violence (Undergraduate, Guest Lecturer, Fall 2023)
- Emerging Security Studies Fellow Program (Instructor, Carnegie Institute of New York, Fall 2023)
- Political Science 399R (Principal Investigator, Fall 2021-Spring 2026)
- Electoral Integrity Project (EIP)
- Criminal Governance in the News
- Digitizing Private Correspondence from the East India Company (1769-1773)
Teaching Evaluations
My classes received student evaluation scores that were higher than the average for both Political Science courses and Emory University courses overall. Here is a summary of my evaluations, and a few anonymous reviews on my teaching:
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“Adee was absolutely amazing. Could not sing her praises enough!!! She was always willing to help, super responsive via email + during class, and she made it clear that she really wanted us to learn/enjoy section.”
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“Adee, you are an incredible lecturer. Was a joy hearing you speak and you provided me so much information.”
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“I love the way the lessons were explained and your incorporation of games made it really enjoyable. And it left me wanting to learn more about Political Science.”
Tech Bootcamp
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Tech Workshop (sample data, code for replication, and example documents)
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Fall Sessions (Practice code exercises, problem sets, and answer keys for important skills in R, Mathematica, and python)
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January Refresher (Refresher course on key coding skills and best practices)
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Spring Sessions (Data, R code, exercises, problem sets, and answer keys, paced with POLS 509 (Linear Models) at Emory University)
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