Courses:

POL 312: Political Behaviour

Queens University Undergraduate Course

This course examines how citizens think, feel and act with regards to politics, and how their voting behaviour reflects those opinions and their demographic characteristics. It will also introduce students how to read and understand statistical tables in political behaviour. The course will explore topics such as public opinion, political knowledge, partisanship, participation, campaigns, political representation and so forth. The readings will mostly be from the American and Canadian contexts.

One goal of the course is to cover the basic literature in political behavior and associated aspects of public opinion. A second goal is to introduce students to political research through direct experience on: how to choose a topic, formulate specific hypotheses or expectations, look for available data, and discuss their contribution to the literature in designing a research proposal.

Here is the guide I prepared for students on how to interpret regression tables

Workshops:

I put together two workshops to introduce students to tools for both presenting and conducting research. The first workshop introduced students on how to write papers and their CV in LaTeX. In a subsequent workshop, I showed students how to program their surveys in Qualtrics.

1. Writing in LaTeX (Here are my materials)
2. Designing a Survey on Qualtrics (Here is a tip that could save you a lot of hours)