As Graduate Student Instructor (GSI)

PHIL 289: Descartes to Kant (for Janum Sethi) (Winter 2024)

PHIL 303: Intro to Symbolic Logic (for Gordon Belot) (Fall 2023)

PHIL 101: Intro to Philosophy (for Jim Joyce) (Winter 2023)

PHIL 110: Intro to Ethics (for Anna Edmonds) (Fall 2022)

Resources (under construction!)

For UM students

Professor Maegan Fairchild keeps an updated list here. Puentes, a Latinx graduate students organization, compiled another list here.

Reading, writing, and participating in discussions in philosophy

• Olivia Bailey, "But how do I participate? A sampling of ways to contribute to a philosophical conversation"

• Elise Woodard, "Tips for Reading Philosophy"

• Bryan W. Roberts, "7 Steps to a Better Philosophy Paper"

• David Morrow and Anthony Weston's companion to their "Workbook for Arguments"

• Kyle Stanford, "The Seven Deadly Sins of Argumentative Writing"

• Michael Cholbi, "How Philosophers Address Objections to their Positions"

• UNC-Chapel Hill's Writing Center tips & tools for writing philosophy

On philosophy of physics

I'm keeping a list of resources here.

Previous teaching experience

At Universidad de los Andes, I was a teaching assistant for a survey course on the Presocratics, a first course on quantum field theory (from canonical quantization to QED), an introduction to Plato's ethics (focusing on the Republic), a survey course on the history of cosmology for students of any discipline, and a course for which I evaluated the teaching of the advanced physics students that helped in the Clinic for Problem-Solving of the Physics Department.