TEACHING AND ADVISING Indiana University IS 203 Global Development (60 students): Spring 2017 – IS 310 Global Economic Governance (45 students): Fall 2016, Spring 2016, Fall 2015 – IS 427/503 Multinational Firms in the Global Economy (10 students): Spring 2016 – IS 427/503 Harnessing Foreign Investment for Development (10 students): Fall 2016 – IS 400 Capstone (senior thesis class) (15 students): Spring 2017 – Graduate Student Advisees Fathima Musthaq (Ph.D) of the State in Emerging Markets” “Financializiation Anna Williams (M.A.) European FDI Transformed Turkey and How Turkey Risks “How Losing It All” (thesis chair, defended May 2017) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill POLI 150 Introduction to International Relations – DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE 2016 17 International Studies Undergraduate Association, Advisor – 2016 17 International Studies Russian Politics Search Committee – 2015 16 International Studies Undergraduate Affairs Committee – 2015 16 International Studies International Governance Search Committee – 2015 16 International Studies Faculty Symposium co-organizer – 2015 International Studies Capstone Research Symposium Judge 2015 International Studies Capstone Thesis Prize Judge UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2016 Advisory and Planning Committee, Center for Development – 2015 Office of Overseas Study Review Committee – 2015 SGIS/NED Mark Helmke Post-Doctoral Scholarship Development Committee 2015 Discussant, Indiana University, Politics Research Seminar” “World SERVICE AT UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2012 UNC Political Science Departmental Search Committee 2010 12 International Relations Graduate Student Representative – SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION 2016 Co-organizer, Niehaus Center Workshop on the Politics of Multinational Princeton Firms, Governments, and Global Production Networks, University. September 30 October 1 –
TEACHING AND ADVISING Indiana University IS 203 – Global Development (60 students): Spring 2017 IS 310 – Global Economic Governance (45 students): Fall 2016, Spring 2016, Fall 2015 IS 427/503 – Multinational Firms in the Global Economy (10 students): Spring 2016 IS 427/503 – Harnessing Foreign Investment for Development (10 students): Fall 2016 IS 400 – Capstone (senior thesis class) (15 students): Spring 2017 Graduate Student Advisees Fathima Musthaq (Ph.D) “Financializiation of the State in Emerging Markets” Anna Williams (M.A.) “How European FDI Transformed Turkey and How Turkey Risks Losing It All” (thesis chair, defended May 2017) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill POLI 150 – Introduction to International Relations DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE 2016 – 17 International Studies Undergraduate Association, Advisor 2016 – 17 International Studies Russian Politics Search Committee 2015 – 16 International Studies Undergraduate Affairs Committee 2015 – 16 International Studies International Governance Search Committee 2015 – 16 International Studies Faculty Symposium co-organizer 2015 International Studies Capstone Research Symposium Judge 2015 International Studies Capstone Thesis Prize Judge UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2016 – Advisory and Planning Committee, Center for Development 2015 – Office of Overseas Study Review Committee 2015 SGIS/NED Mark Helmke Post-Doctoral Scholarship Development Committee 2015 Discussant, Indiana University, “World Politics Research Seminar” SERVICE AT UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2012 UNC Political Science Departmental Search Committee 2010 – 12 International Relations Graduate Student Representative SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION 2016 Co-organizer, Niehaus Center Workshop on the Politics of Multinational Firms, Governments, and Global Production Networks, Princeton University. September 30 – October 1