Here’s a list of the courses I’ve taught as instructor of record (recent syllabi linked):
- 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)
I’ve also worked as a teaching assistant, and have led discussion sections in a variety of philosophy courses (as well as one very entertaining Italian Studies course on Dante’s Inferno).
I helped to run a year-long conference course for a group of UT undergraduates, and I’ve served as a mentor to individual undergraduate students, through UT’s pre-graduate school mentorship program.
I also volunteer 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.
