Teaching: Areas of Specialization
I am prepared to teach a wide range of courses in International Relations (IR) and Security Studies.
Potential areas of focus include: IR of East Asia, East Asian Security, China's Engagement with the World, US-China Competition & Secondary States (i.e., middle & small powers), Alliance Politics, Korean Peninsula, and Network Analysis in IR.

Instructor: College of William & Mary
East Asian Security (400-level undergrad research seminar)

• Offered in Spring 2024 at the Department of Government
• Course Evaluation: 4.74 out of 5  [Selected Student Comments from the Evaluation]

China’s Engagements with the World: Past, Present, and Future Directions (300-level undergrad class)

• Offered in Fall 2024-Winter 2025 as part of the Public Policy program
• Co-instructor of the "US-China Strategic Relations" cohort of the Global Scholars Program (GSP), a special undergraduate class that involves visit to Washington D.C. and study abroad trip to Beijing.

Invited Guest Lectures: Graduate, Undergraduate, & Professional Courses
Stanford University, "US-Korean relations," (200-level undergrad class)

• Offered as a part of a class on "State and Society in Korea" in Spring 2023

Stanford University, "MA thesis writing in the Social Sciences," (300-level MA class)

• Offered as a part of a class on "Debates and Methods in East Asian Studies" in Fall 2022

​Georgetown University, "Joint Military Exercises Network in the Asia-Pacific" (600-level MA class)

• Offered as a part of a class on "Theory and Policy in Asia " in Fall 2022

U.S. Department of State, Foreign Service Institute (FSI), “South Korea’s Foreign Policy: Navigating Between the US and China” (for diplomats)

• Offered a lecture for the US diplomats assigned to S. Korea and Japan, as a part of a seminar organized by the Deputy Chair of East Asia and Pacific Area Studies at the FSI in December 2023

University of Southern California, "Korean Peninsula" (300-level undergrad class)

• Offered as a part of a class on "International Relations of the Pacific Rim" in Fall 2021

University of Southern California, "Academic Debate" (300-level undergrad class)

• Offered as a part of a class on "Argumentation and Advocacy" in Summer 2020

William & Mary, “China’s Global Rise” (300-level undergrad class)

• Offered as a part of a class for the GSP students in Fall 2023

Teaching Assistant: University of Southern California
Introduction to International Relations (200-level undergrad class)

• Fall 2017, Spring 2020 (for Prof. David C. Kang)
• Spring 2018, Fall 2019, Spring 2022 (for Prof. Brian C. Rathbun)

International Relations of the Pacific Rim (300-level undergrad class)

• Fall 2021 (for Prof. Saori N. Katada)

​The Global Economy 2040 (300-level undergrad class)

• Fall 2021 (for Prof. Jonathan D. Aronson and Prof. John Eatwell)​