I am an Assistant Professor at The Bush School of Government & Public Service, Texas A&M University. I do research on the role of immigration in politics and political methodology.
The Politics of Immigration: Covering the seminal and recent literature, we explore what social science has and has not learned about the causes and consequences of immigration.
Evidence-Informed & Data-Driven Public Policy: This course is about how governments use experimentation, big data, and machine learning to design and implement policy.
Quantitative Methods I: Introduction to quantitative social science research methods.
Advanced Quantitative Data Analysis: Identification, estimation and inference with cross-sectional and panel data.