My teaching interests span broadly across moral philosophy and applied ethics. Outside of moral philosophy, I have strong teaching interests in epistemology (especially work on self-knowledge and epistemic justification), philosophy of science (especially philosophy of biology, including its bearing on issues in moral philosophy and psychology), and philosophy of mind and AI.

Below is a list of courses I have taught recently. Please email me if you would like to see a syllabus for any of the courses below: mcaninch[at]msoe.edu.

Milwaukee School of Engineering, Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Ethics for Engineers and Managers

Bioethics

Ethics of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence

Introduction to Philosophy

Social and Political Philosophy

Epistemology

Informal Logic

Philosophy of Mind and Artificial Intelligence

University of Pennsylvania, Mellon Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow and Lecturer in Philosophy

Biomedical Ethics

Topics in Ethics: Duties, Consequences, and Meaningfulness

The Social Contract

Illinois Wesleyan University, Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy

Mind and World - an introductory metaphysics and epistemology course

The Evolution of Morality - a first-year, writing-intensive Gateway seminar

Ethics and the Environment

Indiana University Bloomington, Primary Instructor

Introduction to Ethics

Introduction to Philosophy

Introduction to College Composition - a topic-based intensive writing seminar for incoming freshmen from low-income school districts in Indiana