Graduate and Undergraduate Teaching
Previously, I have taught undergraduate econometrics, international economics, and graduate business statistics, development economics, and international economics.
I teach:
- AEM 200, Contemporary Controversies in the Global Economy, an undergraduate course offered fall semester.
- AEM 762, Microeconomics of International Development, a graduate course offered odd-numbered fall semesters, next in Fall 2008.
- AEM 765, Development Microeconomics Graduate Research Seminar, a graduate student seminar offered both semesters.
- IARD 620, Rural Livelihoods and Biological Resources, an interdisciplinary graduate student seminar offered both semesters. This course will not be offered in the 2006-2007 Academic Year.
- Cornell Adult University CyberTower study room, International Food Aid After 50 Years
I am affiliated with Cornell's graduate fields of:
- Agricultural Economics
- Conservation and Sustainable Development
- Economics
- International Agriculture and Rural Development
- International Development
- Natural Resources