Teaching
In February 2025, I won the Martha Lile Love Teaching Award for my course on the philosophy of technology in the Continental tradition.
Currently Teaching (Spring 2026)
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PHIL 324 —
The Continental Tradition
A survey of Continental philosophy focusing on ideas of science, education, and the university. Readings include Kant, Hegel, Humboldt, Nietzsche, Weber, Derrida, Habermas, Kamuf, Said, and Moten. -
PHIL 210 —
17th- and 18th-Century Philosophy
A survey of early modern philosophy with an emphasis on metaphysics and epistemology. Examining classic texts from Descartes to Kant, including women philosophers such as Elisabeth, Masham, Shepherd, and du Châtelet. -
PHIL 239 —
Critical Reasoning
An introduction to reconstructing and assessing arguments. Pedagogical focus on weekly collaborative problem sets.
Recent Courses
- Ethical Issues in Big Data: Ethics of AI (3rd-year undergraduate)
- Introduction to Continental Philosophy: Philosophy of Technology (2nd-year undergraduate)
I have taught over ten courses; a complete list can be found in my CV.
Sample Syllabi
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Kant and 19th-Century Philosophy (upper-level undergraduate)
- Hegel's Philosophy of Right (graduate seminar)
- Marx's Critique of Political Economy (graduate seminar)
- Critical Social Theory (graduate seminar)
