Teaching

Pedagogical Training

I have taken extensive training on evidence-based pedagogy and inclusive teaching practices through Columbia's Center for Teaching and Learning. I was the first Lead Teaching Fellow from the business school in 2020-2021 and became the first business school student to complete the Advanced track of the Teaching Development Program certification in 2023.

Instruction (Columbia Business School)

In 2020, I developed and taught a new course on probability theory and statistical estimation, called Statistical Modeling and Decision Making, as part of the core curriculum for the MS in Marketing Science program; I continued to teach this course in 2021 and 2022. In 2023, my course was recommended for approval by the CBS Curriculum and Instruction Committee to become a regularly offered course.

• Fall 2020, Fall 2021, Fall 2022: Statistical Modeling and Decision Making

  • Columbia Business School MS in Marketing Science course

  • Instructor rating: 4.7/5 (2020), 4.6/5 (2021), 4.4/5 (2022)

  • Some cherry-picked comments from past students:

    • "The passion and love you put into teaching and research are just inspirational, and you always find a way to make complex concepts accessible."

    • "[Shin] was helpful and always knew the answer to literally every question someone asked."

    • "Hands down one of the best stats teachers."

Teaching Assistantships (Columbia Business School)

• Fall 2021, Fall 2022: Analytics in Action, Professors Daniel Guetta and Brett Martin

  • MBA course

• Spring 2022: Customer Management, Professor Kinshuk Jerath

  • MS course

• Fall 2021: Applied Multivariate Statistics, Professor Kamel Jedidi

  • MS/PhD course

• Spring 2021: Pricing Strategies, Professor Asim Ansari

  • MS course

Teaching Assistantships (The Wharton School)

• Spring 2016, Summer 2016, Spring 2017, Summer 2017, Fall 2017, and Spring 2018: Applied Probability Models in Marketing, Professor Peter Fader

  • Spring 2016, Spring 2017, and Spring 2018: Undergraduate/MBA cross-listed course

  • Summer 2016, Summer 2017, and Fall 2017: Executive MBA course

• Fall 2015: Risk Management, Professor Gregory Nini

  • Undergraduate/MBA cross-listed course