Teaching
"Teaching is the fun part of the job!"
Undergraduate Courses
Introduction to Philosophy
Knowledge, Reality, Self (an Introductory course)
Ethical Traditions and Contemporary Life
Oppression and Liberation: Philosophical Perspectives
Philosophy of Woman/Feminist Theory
Social and Political Philosophy
Seminar: Simone de Beauvoir: Philosopher, Writer, Social Activist
Critical Thinking
Feminist Epistemologies (cross listed for Graduate credit)
Race, Class, Gender (Honors, Peace and Justice)
Feminist Theory
Ethics of War
Mass Media Ethics
Environmental Ethics
Senior seminar on Human Rights
Philosophy of Food
Catholic Social Thought
Graduate Courses
Global Feminism
Embodied Epistemologies (team taught)
Social Contract Theory
Simone de Beauvoir
Classic Texts in Philosophy and Theology (team taught)
Marxist Feminism
Language, Ethics, and Social Change (team taught)
Feminist Theory
Rousseau
Feminist appropriations of Hegel (directed reading)
Sovereignty: (Rousseau, Hegel, Beauvoir (directed reading)
Undergraduate and Master Thesis supervision/direction; Doctoral dissertation direction and supervision.
