My teaching portfolio is anchored in intermediate and master’s-level microeconomic theory, where I connect rigorous models with real-world applications to examine how markets function, why they sometimes fail, and how policy can improve economic outcomes.
Building on this foundation, I have developed and taught specialized courses in media economics, innovation, and antitrust. I also teach the department’s practicum for PhD students, preparing them for their roles as university instructors.
Current Offerings (Fall 2026)
I am teaching three courses this semester. Please sign up for these courses directly through the USC registration portal. If you have any specific questions about course topics, syllabi, or other logistics, please feel free to reach out.