Philosophy of Science Trailer: This is a trailer I made for my philosophy of science class to generate interest and tease some of the ideas for my students. Enjoy!
Why Logic? I made this video to identify for my students some of the benefits of studying logic. Highlights
2023 Created a new course on Extremism and Conspiracy Theories
2023 Pacific APA: Invited to present a teaching project related to the Prisoners' Game (below) at a group session of the Association of Philosophy of Education
I have a piece for the forthcoming The Art of Teaching Philosophy edited by Brynn Welch.
2021 Pacific APA: Organizing Teaching Hub Session "Teaching Philosophy of Race and/or Gender: Challenges and Solutions"
2017-18: Fellow in the Peer Review of Teaching and Learning program in KSU's Teaching and Learning Center.
2018 Eastern APA Innovative Methods in Philosophical Pedagogy Session: I presented "Behind the Veil: Teaching Rawls through Digital Gaming."
Games in Development In addition to developing Behind the Veil with my colleagues, I continue to create my own game activities to provide thought-provoking experiences for my students. I welcome suggestions on how to improve them.
Here are two I've used successfully in my classes. Email for details.
Princes in the Tower (Echo Chambers)
Prisoners' Game (Segregation, Different Behavior, and Different Values)
Current & Upcoming Courses Fall 2024 430: Epistemology 368: Symbolic Logic HONR 200: Sophomore Honors Colloquium