Teaching

Colorado State Philosophy Graduate Program, here. I supervise MA students working environmental ethics and a range of (sometimes distantly) related philosophical topics. For more information on how to apply to our program, here. I sit on committees of students in MA and PhD programs around the university. And I teach a range of graduate seminars, usually once every 3 or 4 terms and usually on topics in environmental philosophy. 

Colorado State Philosophy Undergraduate Program, here. I teach one or two sections of PHIL345 Environmental Ethics most semesters, with another course tossed in the mix periodically. I also teach an experiential accelerated version of PHIL345 as part of the Mountain Campus Program referenced below.

Colorado State University Mountain Campus Program in the Environmental Humanities

I currently direct a program that enables students to take up to four, intensive two week long, three credit courses each summer at CSU's Mountain Campus. 

Courses Taught and Upcoming

Summer 2024

PHIL245 (MTC) Environmental Philosophies [at the Mountain Campus]

Spring 2024 

 PHIL565 Seminar in Environmental Philosophy: Flourishing Through Environmental Change

PHIL345 Environmental Ethics

Fall 2023 

PHIL345.001 Environmental Ethics

PHIL345.003 Environmental Ethics

Summer 2023

PHIL345 (MTC) Environmental Ethics [at the Mountain Campus]

I've taught a range of experiential and field courses in a number of contexts. Every summer I teach a field based Environmental Ethics course as part of the above-mentioned Mountain Campus Program in Environmental Humanities. In the fall of 2019, I was a Global Teaching Scholar for Semester at Sea, through Colorado State University. There I taught: 

PHIL 145 Environmental Justice and Sustainability

PHIL205 Introduction to Ethics

PHIL345 (Honors) Environmental Ethics