Teaching

Here’s a list of the courses I’ve taught as instructor of record (recent syllabi linked):

Introduction to Moral Theory, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Spring 2020)
Advanced Topics in Political Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Spring 2020)
Morality, Law, and Justice: Issues in Legal Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Fall, 2019)
Introduction to Social Ethics and Political Thought, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Fall, 2019)
Human Nature, University of Texas at Austin (Spring,  2018)
Introduction to Political Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin (Fall,  2017)
Philosophy and Ethics, Huston-Tillotson University (taught seven times over two years, 2016-2017)

With conference course participants at the University of Texas. Photograph courtesy of Kathleen Higgins.

I’ve also engaged in pedagogical activities beyond the traditional classroom. At UNC, I convened a weekly undergraduate reading group on Arendt’s Crises of the Republic, in the backroom of a Chinese restaurant. At UT, I helped to run a year-long conference course on Hegel’s Phenomenology for a group of interested undergraduates, and I served as a volunteer mentor to individual undergraduate students, through UT’s pre-graduate school mentorship program.

With my ethics class at Huston-Tillotson University. Photograph courtesy of Arquetta Gentry.

I also volunteered as an instructor at Eastside Memorial High School in Austin, Texas, through the Corrupt the Youth philosophy outreach program. You can learn more about the program here.

For a detailed teaching portfolio, including course evaluations, click here.