Teaching

ER100/200  Energy and Society, Sections (Fall 2011)
Graduate Student Instructor (GSI)
University of California, Berkeley

“Energy and Society” is a fundamental energy class cross campus offered by Energy and Resources Group. It focuses on energy sources, uses, and impacts: an introduction to the technology, politics, economics, and environmental effects of energy in contemporary society; energy and well-being, energy international perspective, origins, and character of the energy crisis.


Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation (May 2011/2012) 
University of Copenhagen

“Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation” is an interdisciplinary E-learning course offered by the University of Copenhagen in close cooperation with Oxford University, UC Berkeley and the Danish Meteorological Institute.  Focus of the course is climate change impacts and the human response to climate change.


China Energy Systems (Jan 2010/Feb 2012)
Stanford University

China Energy Systems (CEE 276F) is a directed readings course that studies the energy resources and policies in use and under development in the world's most populous nation. As a country undergoing rapid and sustained economic growth, China's decisions as to how to meet its energy requirements will affect global energy markets and impact the global environment. This course focuses on the areas of major impact that are forecast and will present a comparative analysis of China's energy management strategies.