As a social justice- and community-oriented teacher-scholar, I develop students’ philosophical voices through critical engagement with diverse perspectives and through practice in collaborative inquiry. My goal is for students to become critical thinkers and to develop as global citizens. To this end, I build and facilitate a community of inquirers, mentor students on incorporating lived experience into their philosophical development, and remain proactive in my own pedagogical development.

Regular Courses at Arcadia University:*
  PL490 and PL491 Senior Thesis Seminar I and II

  PL360/IP560 Global Ethics (graduate section)
  PL350 Social Justice
  PL345 Queer Ideas
  PL3xx Sex & Love

  PL2xx Francophone Existentialism
  PL2xx East Asian Philosophy
  PL2xx Moral and Social Problems in Medicine

  PL180 Introduction to Political Philosophy
  PL175 Introduction to Ethics
  PL155 Introduction to Logic

  FY103 A Glitch In the Matrix: Philosophy and Speculative Fiction


*I am happy to provide sample syllabi for the above courses by email upon request.