Teaching

Stanford University

Teaching has always been an incredibly rewarding part of my academic life. I particularly enjoy helping students develop intuition for the concepts first, which often makes them more confident in applying the techniques.

As instructor

• Stats 302: Qualifying Exam Workshop (Theoretical Statistics) (Summer 2026, Summer 2025)

• Stats 302: Qualifying Exam Workshop (Probability) (Summer 2024)

As teaching assistant

• Stats 361: Causal Inference (Winter 2025)

• Stats 310B / Math 230B: Theory of Probability II (Winter 2024)

• Stats 310A / Math 230A: Theory of Probability I (Autumn 2023)

• Stats 216: Introduction to Statistical Learning (Winter 2023)

• Stats 209: Introduction to Causal Inference (Fall 2025)

• Stats 202: Data Mining and Analysis (Summer 2023, Autumn 2022)

• Stats 200: Introduction to Theoretical Statistics (Winter 2026, Autumn 2024)

• Stats 141: Introduction to Statistics for Biology (Spring 2026)

• Stats 60: Introduction to Statistical Methods: Precalculus (Spring 2025)

I am also grateful to receive the Departmental Teaching Assistant Award from the Stanford Statistics Department in 2026.

Mentoring and outreach

Before starting my Ph.D., I used to mentor high school students for mathematics olympiads and other mathematics competitions. Resources are available at ghoshadi.wordpress.com.