NICOLE KALAF-HUGHES
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TEACHING OVERVIEW

The most effective courses are taught by instructors whose enthusiasm for the material is contagious. Whether the subject is mathematics, political science, or music, an instructor who communicates a genuine interest in and curiosity about the material is likely to foster a classroom community where students are receptive to learning. I aspire to be just such a teacher.

COURSES
Fall 2017
Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate: POLS 4450/5800 Race and Ethnic Politics
Graduate: POLS 6750 Research Methods

​Spring 2017
Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate: POLS 2900 Research Methods

Fall 2016
Undergraduate: POLS 3310 State and Local Politics
Undergraduate: POLS 3460 The Presidency
Graduate: POLS 6750 Research Methods

Spring 2016
Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate: POLS 4000 Special Topics: Race and Ethnic Politics

Fall 2015
Graduate: POLS 6750 Research Methods
Undergraduate: POLS 3310 State and Local Politics

Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government

Spring 2015
Graduate: POLS 6310 Seminar in American Politics
Undergraduate: POLS 3460 The Presidency


Spring 2014
Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate: POLS 4000 Special Topics: Latino Politics


Fall 2013
Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate: POLS 2900 Research Methods
Undergraduate: POLS 3460 The Presidency


Spring 2013
Graduate: POLS 6310 Seminar in American Politics

Undergraduate: POLS 4000 Special Topics: Latino Politics

Fall 2012
Undergraduate: POLS 1100 Introduction to American Government
Undergraduate: POLS 3460 The Presidency
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