Teaching

We use systems thinking and pluralistic frameworks.

Undergraduate Classes

     EC 2050 Principles of Macroeconomics
     EC 3190 Institutional Economics (Integrated Writing)
     EC 4450 Political Economy of Women
     EC 4250 Development of Economic Thought  

Master Level Classes

      EC 7250 Economic, Social, and Ecological Systems
      EC 6450 Political Economy of Women
      EC 7240 Development of Economic Thought    

 Independent Studies and Student Research

  1. Climate Change Adaptation through Economic Democracy (graduate, Fall 2025)
  2. Social Class, Race, and Higher Education Paths and Outcomes in Ohio (graduate, Sum 2019)
  3. Recycling, Commodities, and Waste (undergraduate, Spring 2017)
  4. Introduction to History of Economic Thought and Political Economy of Capitalism (undergraduate, Spring 2017)
  5. Capitalism, Financial Instability, and Economics (graduate, Summer 2015)
  6. Feminism and Economics (undergraduate, Summer 2015)

Supervised Dissertations and Master & Honors Theses

  1. "Taxation and Conspicuous Consumption in Brazil: 1990 to 2020," Doctoral Dissertation, Federal University of Espírito Santo, 2023; External Co-supervisor.
  2. "What Works for Women's Work? An Assessment of the Job Guarantee Scheme and Women's Empowerment," Dissertation Defense, Universite Sorbonne, Paris Nord, June 2021; Reviewer
  3. “The Gender Gap in Patents”, Master of Humanities Thesis, WSU, completed May 2019; Reader
  4. "Conceptual Analysis of Neuroeconomics", Honors Project, WSU, Fall 2018; Supervisor
  5. “Work and Women’s Employment: an Examination of South Asia,” International Relations MA Thesis, WSU, completed 2017, Reader
  6. “Towards a More Inclusive and Radical Approach to Fight the Pay Equity”, Honors Thesis, WSU, completed 2016, Co-supervisor
  7. “Jobs Guarantee - A Solution for the United States' Unemployment Problem”, Economics MS Thesis, WSU, completed Spring 2013; Reader
  8. “Financial Fragility in Money Manager Capitalism: From Schumpeter to Minsky,” Economics MS thesis, WSU, completed Summer 2012; Supervisor
  9. “Water Resource Distribution: Neoliberal vs. a Social Provisioning Approach,” Economics MS thesis, completed Fall 2011, WSU; Supervisor
  10. “Carbon Emission Trading System Analysis: Schemes Selection, Permits Allocation, and Auction Revenue Distribution,” Economics MS thesis, Winter 2008, WSU; Supervisor.
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