Since arriving at Barnard/Columbia, I have taught graduate courses on Freud and philosophy, Kant’s moral psychology (with Patricia Kitcher), Kant’s ethics, the philosophy of emotions, and self-knowledge and self-opacity. I have taught undergraduate seminars and lectures on Kant’s theoretical and practical philosophy, Freud, the philosophy of emotions, moral responsibility, ethics, and Intro to philosophy.
I have advised an undergraduate independent study on Marcuse’s aesthetics and a graduate independent study on gender and sexuality. I have been on the committees of dissertations on moral psychology, Kant’s ethics, social and political philosophy, aesthetics, and psychoanalysis.
As a postdoc at Yale, I taught in the Directed Studies program, as well as seminars on recognition, and on self-knowledge.
While I was a graduate student at the University of Chicago, I co-facilitated several workshops on pedagogy including a teach-in on race and pedagogy at Center for Race, Politics, and Culture, and a workshop called “Creating an Enabling Classroom” at the Chicago Center for Teaching.
