Teaching
My recent teaching experience includes teaching Economics of Poverty and Discrimination
in the Economics Department at the University of Maryland and a thesis workshop in
the Georgetown University Public Policy Institute. The thesis workshop includes serving as the
thesis advisor for four Masters of Public Policy Students at Georgetown and guiding these students
through the process of writing an emperically based thesis.
Prior to coming to Washington, DC,
I served as a teaching assistant, grader, and guest lecturer for a variety of economics courses at Cornell University; and
received the economics department's Lewis Walinsky Award for outstanding teaching.
Having attending a small liberal arts college as an undergraduate, I recognize the incredible
impact that devoted faculty members can have on their students. I am profoundly grateful to
the professors I had as an undergraduate and I strive to have as positive of an impact on
students that I teach as my mentors had on me.
Please feel free to contact me if you are interested in more information on my teaching philosophy or experience,
or if you would like further information about the syllabi or teaching evaluations from the coures I have taught.
Contact Information
Jeff Larrimore
Joint Committee on Taxation
593 Ford House Office Bldg
Washington, DC 20515
E-mail: jhl42@cornell.edu