COURSES 

During the 2024-25 academic year, I will be teaching the following courses:

Econometrics (fall & spring) Economics 125
Statistics (spring) Economics 91
Macroeconomic Theory (spring) Economics 104
Japanese Economic History (fall) Economics 142
Transpacific Japan: Love and Money (spring) ASAM 179H

In the past I have also taught courses on principles of macroeconomics, principles of microeconomics, microeconomic theory, macroeconomic policy, labor economics, labor market discrimination, economic development of Latin America and East Asia, Japan and the Asian economies, mathematics for economists, the lessons and limits of economics, Asian American Studies, senior seminar, and first year seminars. I have taught about 20 different classes over the years. If you take them all, you will more than have satisfied all the requirements for an Economics major at Pitzer.

In 2025-26 I will be serving as the Resident Director of the Associated Kyoto Program in Kyoto,Japan.