tEACHING EXPERIENCE

TEACHING APPOINTMENTS







TEACHING AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS

AWARDS

FELLOWSHIPS

Institute Title: “Descartes, Galileo, Hobbes: Philosophy and Science, Politics and Religion during the Scientific Revolution” 

Institute Directors: Daniel Garber and Roger Ariew


Institute Title: “The Intersection of Philosophy, Science and Theology in the Seventeenth Century”

Institute Directors: Steven Nadler and Donald Rutherford

COURSES TAUGHT AS A UNIVERSITY-LEVEL INSTRUCTOR

Undergraduate Courses

Introduction to Philosophy (in-person)

Early Modern Philosophy (in-person and on-line)

Philosophy of Science (in-person)

Graduate/Undergraduate Courses

Descartes (in-person)

Descartes and Newton (in-person)

Kant's Critique of Pure Reason (in-person and on-line)

Kuhn's Revolution in Philosophy of Science (in-person)

Seventeenth Century Math & Metaphysics (in-person)


Undergraduate Courses

Methods of Reasoning (in-person)

Critical Thinking in the Classroom (in-person)

Bacon to Kant (in-person)

Philosophy of Science (in-person)

Science and Religion (in-person)


Undergraduate Courses

The Pyrrhonists, the Poets, and the Post-Moderns (in-person)

Scientific Reasoning (in-person)