Programs
Courses Taught
CRS 101 Critical Reading and Writing Seminar IPHIL 103 Reasoning and Argumentation
PHIL 231 Current Issues: Social Political Phil
PHIL 235 Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 237 Women and Philosophy
PHIL 241 Intro to Theoretical Ethics
PHIL 245 Ethics I
PHIL 253 Business & Professional Ethics
PHIL 351 Bioethics for Health Professionals
Education
- B.A., Philosophy, The Catholic University of America
- M.A., Philosophy, The Catholic University of America
- Ph.D., Philosophy, The Catholic University of America
Interests
- The Philosophy of History (Speculative and Analytic)
- The Problem of Evil
- Death and Meaning
- Historical Consciousness
- Capitalism and Ethics
Philosophy
My goal as an educator is to introduce central philosophical concepts and invite critical thinking about them. I strive to create a stimulating classroom in which students are encouraged to present their positions about important issues. Whenever possible, I attempt to relate classroom discussion to current domestic and world events. I also enjoy presenting concepts within their relevant historical contexts. My assessment instruments include critical analyses and reflection essays that challenge students to explore and evaluate important ideas.