Past Courses at Rutgers
Undergraduate Courses
Philosophy 140: Introduction to Chinese Philosophy
Philosophy 366: African, Latin American, and Native American Philosophy
Philosophy 103: Introduction to Philosophy
Philosophy 371: Death and Dying
Graduate Courses
Philosophy 583: Rights (with Frances Kamm), Fall 2020
Philosophy 583: Elections, Lottocracy, and the Challenges of 21st Century Democracy: Ignorance, Identity, Inequality, Spring 2020
Philosophy 676: Imaginative Capacities and Limitations in Moral and Political Life (with Elisabeth Camp), Fall 2023
Philosophy 680: The Ethics and Politics of Artificial Intelligence: An Introduction (with Lauren Goodlad), Spring 2022
Philosophy 684: Feminist Philosophy: Feminism, Culture, Essentialism, Universalism (with Louise Antony), Spring 2022
Past Courses at the University of Pennsylvania
Phil 77: Philosophy of Law (version 2)
Phil 576: Expertise: Its Nature and Uses
Phil 577: Epistemology and Democracy
Phil 77: Philosophy of Law (version 1)
I have previously taught in a number of different educational settings.
In Spring 2012, I taught a course entitled "The Good Lawyer: Philosophical Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility" at NYU School of Law. Here is the syllabus for that course.
I taught three undergraduate philosophy courses at NYU: Philosophy of Law, Life and Death, and Ethics and Society.
I have also taught in a number of different correctional facilities, including the Suffolk County House of Correction, Bayview Correctional Facility, and Rikers Island.
I had a long-standing involvement with two programs at NYU School of Law that are designed to get JD students thinking about and writing legal scholarship. I spent three summers leading the NYU Law Summer Research Assistant Program, coordinating workshops, discussing legal scholarship, and discussing topic proposals from JD students who are working as research assistants over the summer. And I participated in and served as coordinator for the NYU Law Furman Academic Program workshops for several years.