Teaching

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Teaching Philosophy

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Courses Taught:

• Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

• Principles of Microeconomics

• Introductory Agricultural and Agribusiness Economics

 

Courses Interested in Developing and Teaching:

• Environmental Economics

• Economics of Natural Resources

• Energy Economics

• Economics of energy, environment, and sustainability

• Microeconomic Theory

• Econometrics

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Teaching Experience

 

Colby College, Department of Economics                                                                                                                2021 – Present   

•    Assistant Professor of Economics 

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            Courses Currently Teaching:

1.    Principles of Microeconomics (EC133 F)

2.    Principles of Microeconomics (EC133 G)

3.    Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (EC231 A)

4.    Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (EC231 B)          

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West Virginia University, Resource Economics and Management                                                                     2019 – 2021

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• Instructor of Record

1.   Introductory Agricultural and Agribusiness Economics (ARE 150)                                                                           Spring 2021

                                                                                                       

• Teaching Assistant

1.   Introductory Agricultural and Agribusiness Economics (ARE 150)                                                              Spring/Fall – 2020

2.   Foundations of Applied GIS (RESM 440)                                                                                                                          Fall – 2019

 

Banjolat Friendship Academy, Nigeria (Private Tutor)                                                                                              2002 – 2004

 

                   Economics, Agricultural Science, and Mathematics

 

Community High School, Nigeria (High School Teacher)                                                                                            1999 – 2001

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                    Economics and Mathematics