TEACHING
 

Knowledge emerges only through invention and re-invention, through the restless, impatient, continuing, hopeful inquiry human beings pursue in the world, with the world, and with each other.

— Paulo Freire

I'm currently a lecturer at Boston University, where I've been teaching since 2015. I teach a wide range of subjects in both historical and contemporary philosophy, including a number of interdisciplinary humanities courses bridging ethical theory, public health policy, and social and political thought, including Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality, Environmental Philosophy, and Biomedical Ethics, among others.

If you're thinking about taking a course with me, you should know that my approach to teaching is motivated by the idea that learning is, at its best, a social enterprise. To that end, class time will emphasize collaborative dialogue, not passive information transmission. We'll all come to class to practice our understanding of the material, not to receive it. 

Course websites for current and prospective students can be found below: