Teaching
At Northeastern University, I have led recitation sections of Principles
of Macroeconomics in five terms since Summer 2024, supporting a
400-student lecture course. I have also been a teaching assistant for
five other courses.
My teaching interests include Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of
Microeconomics, Microeconomic Theory, Statistics, and Econometrics, as
well as Health Economics and Labor Economics.
Teaching statement (PDF)
Recitations
Recitation for Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 1125
Fall 2026, Spring 2026, Spring 2025, Fall 2024, and Summer 2024.
Lectures taught by Dr. Jill Dupree and Dr. Peter Simon.
- Lead four recitation sections per term (two in Spring 2026) for ECON 1115, a 400-student lecture course.
- Designed and teach a weekly discussion that connects macroeconomic theory to current news, data, and applications.
- Supervise and grade a semester-long project in which groups of two or three students build five case studies of one country’s macroeconomic performance.
- Hold office hours and grade problem sets, discussion boards, and exams.
Teaching assistant
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Microeconomic Theory ECON 2316
Spring 2026, Spring 2023
Dr. Shantanu Khanna
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Statistics for Economists ECON 2350
Summer 2025
Dr. Gustavo Vicentini
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Contested Economic Issues ECON 1260
Summer 2024
Dr. Peter Simon
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Applied Econometrics ECON 2560
Fall 2023, two sections
Dr. Mark Hooker
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Global Political Economy INTL 3520
Spring 2023
Dr. Bilge Erten
Student feedback
Students shared what they like about my recitation teaching in an
anonymous survey I ran in Fall 2026. Each comment answers the question
“What is one thing the TA should keep doing in recitation?”
She was very eager in her teaching, even if the class wasn’t being as engaged if they could have been, I think she did a very good job and that wasn’t necessarily on her. Great attitude and seemed like she actually wanted to be there and help students.
Definitely asking questions, so we know that we are doing what we have to do
Going over what we did in class
Providing examples