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For past teaching and TAing that I did as an academic, see below.
I also enjoy sharing the knowledge I've learned when it comes to computers and
all things programming related. I've put together [materials for a LaTeX
workshop][latex-ling], loosely aimed at linguists, which I've taught several
times. I've also put together [materials for a git workshop][git-workshop],
loosely aimed at scientists who do human subjects research, which I've taught
once over the course of 7 weeks.
- TA for LING 312 -- "Syntax II" (spring 2021)
- Instructor for LING 419E -- "[Topics in Syntax; Investigating Linguistic Competence: Theory and Methods][ling419e_syllabus]" (fall 2020)
- TA for LING 311 -- "Syntax I" (spring 2020)
- TA for LING 200 -- "Introductory Linguistics" (fall 2018, spring 2019)
- TA for IAH 204 -- "Asia and the World" (fall 2015, spring 2016)
- Tutor for all classes in the [Department of Philosophy at Michigan State University][msu-philosophy] (fall 2013, spring 2014)
[latex-ling]: {{ site.url }}/content/LaTeX/latex-workshop-for-linguists.pdf [git-workshop]: https://gitlab.com/adamliter/git-workshop2018_materials [office]: http://maps.msu.edu/interactive/index.php?location=wh [msu-philosophy]: https://philosophy.msu.edu/ [ling419e_syllabus]: {{ site.url }}/content/syllabi/LING419E_syllabus.pdf