Paweł Charasz
Teaching
Teaching Statement
As an educator and a teacher of political science, I seek to equip my students with an analytical toolkit for understanding and making sense of the surrounding world. With an inspiration coming from my own research, in my teaching I strive to transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries. I believe that learning requires a diverse set of perspectives and imposing arbitrary categorizations that restrict it to the bounds of a single discipline deprives students of insights that more directly reflect the breadth and complexity of the world outside of university walls.
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Teaching Experience
Lab Instructor
POLSCI631L: Deductive & Analytical Approaches to Political Phenomena (Duke University, Spring 2021)
Instructor: Bahar Leventoglu
Level: Masters and PhD
POLSCI631L: Deductive & Analytical Approaches to Political Phenomena (Duke University, Spring 2019)
Instructor: Bahar Leventoglu
Level: Masters and PhD
Teaching Assistant
POLSCI468S: The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Prosperity and Distribution in the Long Run (Duke University, Fall 2020)
Instructor: Pablo Beramendi
Level: Undergraduate
POLSCI224: Inequality and Politics (Duke University, Fall 2018)
Instructor: Pablo Beramendi
Level: Undergraduate
ECON345/554: Urban Economics (Duke University, Spring 2015)
Instructor: Charles Becker
Level: Undergraduate and Masters