Teaching
Summary of Teaching
I teach core courses in the social sciences: research methods (Soci 315) and social statistics (Soci 310). On occasion, I teach politics and social change (the topic of my research), advanced methods (survey research, replication/open science), and advanced seminars on youth (digital media).
In Winter 2023, I taught a master's course at the European School of Political and Social Sciences (ESPOL), Université Catholique de Lille.
Below you will find course outlines, assignments, and student feedback surveys. More information is available upon request. The short version (list of courses, evaluation scores) is available here:
ESPOL: Digital Media & Participation
Course outline: Masters course DM PPT
Student feedback surveys: Masters course eval
Social Statistics
Older course outlines can be found here: Soci310 course outlines (all years)
Newest course feedback surveys: 2021 and 2022 feedback
In the course feedback surveys: Soci310 student feedback surveys (all years)
Research Methods
For the first time ever at MacEwan, there were three sections of Research Methods in a single semester (Fall 2021). The courses are identical in content and assignments, but the face-to-face meeting times were in different time slots. This was a COVID-19 teaching year and the university dictated the format (face-to-face) despite students' demand for flexible, hybrid course offerings. You can find the course outlines below:
Older course outlines can be found here: Soci315 course outlines (all years)
Newest course feedback surveys: 2021 feedback
In the course feedback surveys: Soci315 student feedback surveys (all years)
Advanced Quantitative Methods
Student feedback survey can be found in file below "Other course feedback surveys"
OTHER course outlines can be found here: Other course outlines (Soci100intro, 316surveymethods, 393politcalsociology, 477youthdigitalmedia)
OTHER course feedback surveys: Other student feedback surveys (all years)