My approach to teaching is interdisciplinary and historically-informed. In my undergraduate teaching in philosophy and interdisciplinary humanities courses, I frequently incorporate works of visual art, film, and literature into a central philosophical framework, to elucidate the main ideas, provide illustrative examples, and generate questions from new perspectives.

At Emory University, I taught undergraduate courses on the philosophy of mind and body, ethics, and bioethics. At the University of King’s College, I taught interdisciplinary courses on pain in the Contemporary Studies program and was a Faculty Fellow in the team-taught, “great books” style Foundation Year Program.

Undergraduate Courses (as Instructor of Record)

CTMP 2301: Pain (University of King’s College, Winter 2023)
CTMP 2301: Pain (University of King’s College, Winter 2022)
PHIL 115: Introduction to Ethics (Emory University, Fall 2019)
PHIL 126: Mind, Brain, Self, Evolution (Emory University, Spring 2017)
PHIL 116: Introduction to Bioethics (Emory University, Fall 2016)

Syllabuses

For more information about courses I have taught and am prepared to teach, please email me.