Peter Haschke

Teaching

Current

Currently, I am teaching the following courses in the Political Science Department at the University of North Carolina, Asheville:

• POLS 178: Ethnicity, Politics & Conflict in Global Perspective
• POLS 261: Comparative Politics
• POLS 290: Political Analysis
• POLS 311: Comparative Conflict Processes
• POLS 316: Comparative Political Parties and Elections
• POLS 393: Quantitative Reasoning I
• POLS 394: Quantitative Reasoning II
• POLS 460: Senior Colloquium
• POLS 490: Senior Research Seminar

Browse here for the Quantitative Reasoning course page: POLS 396 @ unca-pols.org.

Previous Semesters

At the University of Rochester, I have taught a Short-Course on R and have served as a Teaching Assistant in the Political Science Department for the following courses:

• Fall 2011: PSC/IR 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics (B. Meguid)
• Fall 2010: PSC/IR 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics (B. Meguid)
• Spring 2010: IR/PSC 256 Theories of Comparative Politics (G. B. Powell)
• Fall 2009: PSC/IR 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics (G. B. Powell)
• Spring 2009: PSC/IR 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics (G. B. Powell)

I received the “Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award” in 2012. This prize is awarded annually by the Department of Political Science for excellence in teaching by a graduate student.