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Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3125

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Ethics (including Meta-Ethics & Moral Psychology), Philosophy of Punishment, Pre-College Philosophy

AREAS OF UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING

COMPETENCE

Social/Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Law, Symbolic Logic

EMPLOYMENT University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Philosophy Outreach Program Coordinator, Department of Philosophy & Parr Center for Ethics, July 2013-Present

Lecturer, Philosophy Department, July 2014 – Present

Visiting Lecturer, Philosophy Department, July 2013 – June 2014 University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Assistant Director, Robert J. Kutak Center for the Teaching and Study of Applied Ethics, February 2009 – June 2013

Lecturer, Philosophy Department, August 2011 – May 2013 EDUCATION Ph.D. in Philosophy, University of Nebraska, August 2011

Committee: Mark van Roojen (chair), John Gibbons, Joe Mendola, David Sobel

B.A. in Philosophy and Political Science, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, May 2003

AWARDS,GRANTS &HONORS

 APA/Philosophy Documentation Center Prize for Excellence & Innovation in Philosophy

Programs (Awarded to UNC’s Philosophy Outreach Program, 2014)

 APA Small Grant Program ($4,000 Grant Awarded to Parr Center & UNC Philosophy

Outreach Program for PhOCUS: Philosophical Opportunities and Conversations for Underserved Students Initiative, 2014-2015)

 APA Grad Student Travel Award (2010; 2011)

 Hinman Dissertation Fellowship (University of Nebraska, 2007-2008)

 Othmer Fellowship (University of Nebraska, 2004-2007)

PUBLICATIONS

Humean Externalism and the Argument from Depression

Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy, June 2015, Volume 9, No. 2, pp 1-16.

Appetitive Besires and the Fuss about Fit

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PRESENTATIONS

Punishment and Democratic Rights

 American Philosophical Association-Central Division (main program), March 2016

 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, PPE/Value Theory Workshop, August 2015

(invited)

Case-Based Ethics Education, Moral Reasoning, and Ethics Across the Curriculum

 Ethics Across the Curriculum Workshop for Faculty at Mars Hill University, May 2015

(invited)

Should criminals have the right to vote?

 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Parr Center Ethics Around the Table Lunch,

October 2014 (invited)

Besires and Motivational Variation

 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Visiting Faculty Workshop, August 2013

(invited)

 University of Nebraska at Omaha, May 2013 (invited)

Appetitive Besires and the Fuss about Fit

 American Philosophical Association-Central Division (main program), February 2012

 Minnesota Philosophical Society, November 2011

Unmanifested Desires Unmasked

 American Philosophical Association-Central Division (main program),April 2011 (Received

APA Student Travel Award)

Promoting Ethics in Academic Advising

 National Academic Advising Association – North Central Conference, May 2010

(Co-presented with Brooke Glenn & Kelly Paine)

Humeanism and Amoralism

 American Philosophical Association-Central Division (main program), February 2010

(Received APA Student Travel Award)

 Central States Philosophical Association, October 2009

Skepticism about Desert

 Iowa Philosophical Society, November 2009

 Northwestern University Society for Ethical Theory and Political Philosophy, April 2009

The Practical Reasoning Argument for Pragmatic Encroachment

 Central States Philosophical Association, September 2008

CONFERENCE COMMENTS

Comments on Jason Swartwood’s ‘Wisdom as a Skill’

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PHILOSOPHY COURSES TAUGHT (AS INSTRUCTOR) UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA

 Phil 292 – Pre-College Philosophy (experiential philosophy course in which undergraduates

learn about philosophy by preparing to lead philosophy sessions for elementary and high school students)

 Phil 280 – Morality & Law

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

 Phil 325 - Advanced Social and Political Philosophy

 Phil 230 – Philosophy of Law

 Phil 225 – Environmental Ethics (special section for William H. Thompson Learning

Community)

 Phil 213 – Medical Ethics

 Phil 211 – Introduction to Modern Logic

 Phil 106 – Philosophy and Current Issues (small and large lecture section, and special sections

for William H. Thompson Learning Community)

 Phil 101 – Introduction to Philosophy (small and large lecture sections)

UNCPHILOSOPHY OUTREACH PROGRAM AND PARR CENTER RESPONSIBILITIES &ACTIVITIES

 Outreach Coordinator

Work with community partners—including local K-12 schools, community colleges, retirement communities, etc.—to organize philosophy events that fit their needs and interests; arrange Philosophy Department volunteers (faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students) to lead these discussions; recruit new community partners & volunteers; write grant proposals and secure external funding sources.

 CA Dillon Youth Development Center (detention facility for juveniles convicted of crimes in

North Carolina)

Participating in weekly philosophy discussions for CA Dillon residents, Fall 2013-present

 Durham Academy

Participate in philosophy classroom discussions for 1st grade students, Fall 2013-present

 High School Ethics Bowl

Helped to organize the North Carolina and National High School Ethics Bowls, trained undergraduates to help coach local teams, provided coaching assistance for two local teams: Carolina Friends School (Durham, NC), 2013 & Eastern Alamance High School (Mebane, NC), 2013 & 2014; and led judge training & orientation sessions; member of case-writing committee

 Carolina Meadows Retirement Community

Participate in bi-monthly philosophy discussions for residents, Fall 2013-present

 Assistant Coach, UNC Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Team

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 Montessori Children’s House of Durham

Participate in After School philosophy discussions for 1st – 3rd grade students, Spring

2014-Fall 2014

 Central Carolina Community College (Pittsboro, NC)

Participate in philosophy discussions for G.E.D. students, Spring-Summer 2014

 Ethics in the Workplace

Led two three-hour training sessions for UNC employees about ethical decision-making, with an emphasis on ethical issues that arise in the workplace, Summer & Fall 2015 ROBERT J.KUTAK CENTER FOR THE TEACHING AND STUDY OF APPLIED ETHICS ACTIVITIES

Guest Ethics Lectures/Discussions at University of Nebraska

 Ethics in Research

Summer Research Program for Undergraduates, Summer 2013

 Academic Integrity Training Session

Academic Affairs Judicial Board Training Session , Spring 2013

 Computer Ethics and Moral Decision Making

Computer Science & Computer Engineering Professional DevelopmentCourses

(Advanced Undergraduate), Fall 2009; Spring 2010; Spring 2011; Fall 2011; Fall 2012

 Ethical Dilemmas in Academic Integrity

Brown Bag lunch discussion for university-wide Academic Integrity Week, Fall 2012

 Overview of Ethics and Moral Decision Making

Veterinary Medicine Professional Development Seminar (Veterinary Medicine Professional Students), Fall 2011; Fall 2012

 Mentorship & Grad Student Well-Being: Ph.D. Comics Movie Discussion

Graduate Student Appreciation Week, Spring 2012

 Political Speech on Campus

Ethics across the Disciplines Brown Bag Lunch, Spring 2012

 Research Ethics and Ethical Decision Making

Mechanical and Materials Engineering Pierson Graduate Seminar, Spring 2012

 Research Ethics, Professional Ethics, and Ethical Decision Making

Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction Graduate Seminar, Spring 2012

 Ethics Discussion Cases for Arts & Sciences Assistant/Associate Deans

CIC Arts & Sciences Associate and Assistant Deans Meeting, Fall 2011

 Research Ethics and Moral Decision Making

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 Professional Ethics for Computer Science and Computer Engineering Faculty

Computer Science and Computer Engineering Department’s ProFF (Professors For the Future) Program (Graduate Students), Spring 2011

 Student Privacy and Instructor/Advisor Gossip

(co-presented with Brooke Glenn and Kelly Payne) Ethics across the Disciplines Brown Bag Lunch, Fall 2010

 Research Ethics and Research Misconduct

Microbiology & Molecular Biology Graduate Professional Development Seminar, Spring 2010

 Professional Ethics and Moral Decision Making

Computer Science Computer Organization Course (Intermediate Undergraduate), Fall 2009

 Research Ethics

Physics Senior Seminar (Advanced Undergraduate), Fall 2009 Other Kutak Center Responsibilities

 Organizer & Head Coach, UNL Ethics Bowlteam

Extracurricular competition for undergraduates, 2010-Present

 UNL Grad Student Ethics Forum

Created and coordinate a monthly discussion for UNL graduate students & post-docs about issues of professional ethics in teaching and research (partnership between UNL’s Ethics Center and Graduate Student Association), 2010-Present

 Ethics across the Disciplines Brownbag Lunches

Coordinate a monthly discussion for UNL faculty, staff, and students, 2009-Present

 Created and maintain online interdisciplinary ethics resource

Available at <http://ethics.unl.edu/ethics_resources>; designed to help faculty and

students across disciplines incorporate discussions of general and discipline-specific ethical issues into their teaching and research

 Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Online Training Course

Assisted in creation of Blackboard-based RCR training program for all graduate students, undergraduates, and post-doctoral researchers involved in federally-sponsored research at UNL. (Collaboration between Ethics Center, Office of Graduate Studies and Research Compliance Services Office)

ADDITIONAL UNIVERSITY &PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

 UNC McNair Scholars Program Summer Mentor, Summer 2015

 Journal Referee for Ratio

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 Invited Panelist for Philosophy Teaching Workshop on Grading, UNC, Fall 2013

 Invited Panelist for New Faculty Orientation, William H. Thompson Learning Community,

University of Nebraska, Fall 2012

 Search Committee Member (search for three Assistant Program Coordinators for the William

H. Thompson Learning Community), University of Nebraska, Summer 2012

 Coordinator, University of Nebraska Philosophy Graduate Student Colloquium, 2007-2009

 Led University of Nebraska Philosophy Department’s New Teaching Assistant Orientation,

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