I am currently an associate professor in the Department of Philosophy at Lycoming College. I have taught (or will soon teach):
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Introduction to Philosophy of Science (PHIL 130)
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Central Problems in Philosophy (PHIL 140)
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Modern Philosophy (PHIL 203)
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Symbolic Logic (PHIL 225)
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Philosophy of Natural Science (PHIL 333)
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Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science (PHIL 335)
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Special Topics: Mind or Cognitive Science (PHIL 340)
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Special Topics: The School of Suspicion (PHIL 340)
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First-Year Seminar: Virtual Worlds (FYS 159)
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First-Year Seminar: Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art (FYS 159)
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From Fall 2014-Spring 2019, I was an assistant professor in the Department of English and Philosophy at Idaho State University. I taught:
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Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL-1101; both face-to-face and online versions)
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Philosophy of Art (PHIL-4400/5500)
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Philosophy of Language (PHIL-4410/5510)
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Philosophy of Mind (PHIL-4420/5520)
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Metaphysics (PHIL-4435/5535)
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Philosophy of Cognitive Science (PHIL-4499/5599; PSYC-4999)
From Fall 2008-Spring 2011 and Fall 2012-Spring 2013, I was an instructor in the Philosophy Department of Baruch College, CUNY. I taught:
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Major Issues in Philosophy (PHI 1500)
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Logic and Moral Reasoning (PHI 1600)
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Thought and Reality (PHI/PSY 3030)
I was a Writing Fellow at the New York City College of Technology, CUNY from Fall 2011-Spring 2012.
My teaching portfolio (including sample syllabi) is available upon request.
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