Tought classes in the economics of development and introductory economics, currently teaching development, intermediate macroeconomics and economics of money, banking and financial markets.

Taught introductory statistics and will teach introductory economics for the economics department

Tought two semesters of weekend intensive courses in managerial economics.

Taught two intermediate level undergraduate courses in the Department of Economics: Economics of Women in the Labor Market, Intermediate MicroeconomicsTaught a graduate/advanced undergraduate seminar in the Program on Gender Relations in International Development of the Unit of International Programs and Studies

Instructor in the Department of Economics: a great variety of introductory and intermediate undergraduate courses including intro and intermediate micro- and macroeconomics, statistics and forecasting, development economics, comparative systems, labor economics, managerial economics.

Did statistical and field work for the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences in the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) on the topic of nitrate concentrations in farm runoff water and river water and its relation to farm practices.

Taught introductory micro- and macroeconomics in both German and English, worked with other faculty translating research abstracts and grant proposals. The position was organized by the Civic Education Project, an American organization working to build social science curricula in the then "transitional economies."