Teaching Experience

Courses Studied: 2003 – 2021

BA, Economics University of Ghana	MPhil, Economics University of Ghana	PhD, Economics The New School for Social Research
Economic Development & Growth	Graduate Microeconomics	Development Economics
Microeconomics	Graduate Macroeconomics	Labor Economics
Macroeconomics	Quantitative Methods	Advanced Microeconomics
Mathematics for Economists	Labor Economics	Advanced Macroeconomics
Statistics for Economists	Public Finance	Advanced Quantitative Methods
Money and Banking	Money and Banking	International Finance
Public Finance		Policy Analysis
Regional Geography of Africa etc.		Historical Foundations of Political Economy etc.

Teaching Interests
Development Economics The Least Developed  Countries African Development History Course Studied as needed (see above)	Women in Development Microeconomics Macroeconomics Labor Economics

 

Teaching Experience

Fall 2021- date  Visiting Professor of Economics, St. John’s University, New York

Department of Economics and Finance, Peter J. Tobin College of Business

Course: Principles of Macroeconomics (Three Sections, Fall 2021, Spring 2022)

Complete responsibility for course, syllabus design, learning goals, and assessments.

Complete responsibility for supervising student’s Macroeconomic Least Developed Country (LDC) project.

 

Global Development & Social Justice Program, College of Arts and Sciences

Online Course: Economics of Development (Master’s level, Spring 2022)

Complete responsibility for course, syllabus design, learning goals, and assessments.

Complete responsibility for supervising master’s research project.

 

Fall 2019          Adjunct Professor of Economics, Fordham University, New York

Department of Economics

Course: Economics of Development – Challenges of Africa’s Least Developed Countries

 

Spring 2018      Teaching Fellow, The New School

Department of Economics, Eugene Lang College

Course: Development in Practice – Challenges of Africa’s Low-Income Economies