Teaching

Primary Instructor

FIN 302: Making Financial Decisions

Primary Instructor  ·  Undergraduate  ·  Ross School of Business, University of Michigan  ·  Spring 2026

Making Financial Decisions (FIN 302) is designed to familiarize students with the basic tools and concepts of finance. Topics include the time value of money, asset valuation, market efficiency, corporate investment decision-making, capital structure decisions, and risk management.

Teaching Assistant

FIN 412 / FIN 612: International Financial Management I

TA  ·  Undergraduate (FIN 412) and MBA (FIN 612)  ·  Ross School of Business, University of Michigan  ·  Fall 2025, Fall 2026

FIN 412/612 introduces the institutions and participants in currency markets. The course examines how international trade, capital flows, interest rates, inflation, economic policy, and growth affect exchange rates, financial investment, and corporate decision-making. It also covers exchange-rate regimes, central bank intervention, and currency crises.

FIN 414 / FIN 614: International Financial Management II

TA  ·  Undergraduate (FIN 414) and MBA (FIN 614)  ·  Ross School of Business, University of Michigan  ·  Fall 2025, Fall 2026

FIN 414/614 examines global equity, bond, and derivatives markets and the opportunities they present for corporate financial policy, risk management, and portfolio management. The course also explores the causes and consequences of international financial crises affecting global capital markets.

FIN 557: Introduction to Finance

TA  ·  Master of Management  ·  Ross School of Business, University of Michigan  ·  Fall 2026

This introductory financial management course for Master of Management students develops the financial literacy needed to evaluate business decisions and communicate with finance professionals.