Teaching

Courses, guest lectures, and teaching assistantships in political science and quantitative methods at McGill, Université de Montréal, and elsewhere.

My courses

POLI 320: Issues in Canadian Democracy. I designed and taught this third-year undergraduate course at McGill University. Each week focused on a different challenge to Canadian democracy and covered the nature of the problem, its causes, and the available solutions. Topics included political participation, representation, regional grievances, the concentration of power, the changing media environment, political marketing, polarization, trust in institutions, and disinformation. Syllabus.

Guest lectures

Invited by Morgane Beaumier (UQTR) to lecture on disinformation in Canada and Quebec in SOL1017: Communication politique, médiatisation et affaires publiques.

Invited by Audrey Gagnon (University of Ottawa) to lecture on misinformation in CMN 3533: Media and Politics.

Invited by Hwayong Shin (Dartmouth College) to lecture on misinformation from a comparative perspective in GOVT 30: Political Misinformation and Conspiracy Theories.

Invited by Mireille Lalancette (UQTR) to lecture on mis- and disinformation in her graduate seminar COM 6036: Communication politique et analyse des messages médiatisés.

Teaching assistantships

POLI 618: Quantitative Analysis. Graduate seminar on quantitative methods at McGill University (Prof. Aaron Erlich). Led a one-hour lab each week.

Computing and Math Summer Camp. Intensive R workshop for graduate students.

CEP 1000: Fondements politiques de la communication politique. Introductory political communication course at Université de Montréal (Prof. Frédérick Bastien).

Grading

POLI 426: Political Parties and Electoral Behaviour in Quebec. Undergraduate course at McGill University (Prof. Éric Bélanger).