Rose Brown

Teaching Experience

Johns Hopkins-Carey Business School

BU.131.601: Business Leadership and Human Values

Position: Faculty Instructor

Semester: Summer 2025 (Sections X4 & X5)

Course Description (Graduate Course): This foundational course develops students’ capacities for understanding themselves as moral agents in a complex environment of competing values and often ambiguous ethical challenges inherent in business. Through a rigorously discursive exploration of human moral capabilities, value systems, ethical frameworks, and contemporary ethical dilemmas, students clarify their personal moral compass and develop a toolkit of knowledge and practices for sound ethical leadership in business and society.

Student Evaluation Feedback

"Great professor, teach with passion and come with enthusiasm every single class."

"I really like the vibe in the course and the lively presentation given by Rose Brown. Thank you for teaching us in this semester"

"Professor is very kind and has a lot of passion."

"The professor was enthusiastic about teaching and the course content."

"...the best professor"

Wake Forest University

PSY-151: Introductory Psychology

Position: Faculty Instructor

Semester: Spring 2025

Course Description (Undergraduate Course): A systematic survey of psychology as the scientific study of behavior. This course emphasizes research, cognitive and behavioral perspectives, and the application of psychological principles to real-world issues, preparing students for a wide range of careers.

Student Evaluation Feedback

"I like Dr. Rose's ability to connect with us; she is a very kind person and was always respectful."

"I liked how enthusiastic the professor was each day during class."

"The instructor was very exuberant and brought great energy to the class which made it fun and interesting to attend."

"I enjoyed how she engaged with us and you could tell she always gave her full effort to keep us interested."

"I thought she was really nice and a fair grader when it came to assignments."

Cornell University

PSYCH 2120: Social Cognition and the Legal System

Position: Teaching Assistant

Semester: Spring 2026

Course Description (Undergraduate Course): At its core, the legal system is a system of human judgment—people evaluating people to determine life-altering outcomes. This course examines how perception, memory, moral judgment, and group dynamics shape legal decision-making, and how these processes can contribute to both insight and failure.

Research Alignment: This appointment closely aligns with my research on organizational justice, institutional decision-making, and the downstream consequences of how systems respond to harm.

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