I treat my students not just as learners, but as stakeholders in their own education. I design my classes so that students can collaborate with each other, reflect on their progress, and contribute meaningfully to the direction of the course.
Click to access my complete teaching portfolio. It includes a teaching statement, a teaching résumé, course evaluations, and sample syllabi. The PDF is password protected, but please feel free to email me for access.
Courses taught as lead instructor
PHIL336: Philosophy of Mind and Language
USC, Spring 2026
A course on the philosophy of mind and language, and the social and political applications of these areas.
I have added a draft syllabus for this course to my teaching portfolio. The PDF is password protected, but please feel free to email me for access.
Courses taught as lead instructor
PHIL122 A & B: Reasoning and Argument I & II
USC, Spring 2023
A course on philosophical logic and critical thinking.
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Courses taught as teaching assistant
PHIL176: Feminist Philosophy
USC, Fall 2025, with Emily Tilton
A course on feminist philosophical thought, including works on oppression, intersectionality, feminist epistemology, feminist metaphysics, and sexual ethics.
Courses taught as teaching assistant
PHIL246: Foundations of Cognitive Science
USC, Spring 2025, with Sam Clarke and Toby Mintz
USC, Fall 2022, with Toby Mintz and Alexis Wellwood
A course on the philosophical research in cognitive science, including recent research on AI.
PHIL103: Politics, Philosophy, and Economics in Europe, from Renaissance to Enlightenment
USC, Fall 2024, with Jacob Soll
A course on the political, religious, scientific, and economic ideas that emerged during the early modern period in Europe.
PHIL166: Current Moral and Social Issues
USC, Fall 2021, with Zoë Johnson King
An applied ethics and epistemology course on public healthcare, racial justice, and fake news.
PHIL168: The Meaning of Life
USC, Spring 2021, with Stephen Finlay
A course surveying religious and philosophical approaches to life, death, suffering, faith, and happiness.
PHI101: Introduction to Philosophy
Ashoka University, Spring 2019, with Kranti Saran
An introduction to questions in metaphysics, metaethics, political philosophy, epistemology, and philosophy of language.
FC006: Mind and Behaviour
Ashoka University, Monsoon 2018, with Kranti Saran
A course exploring Indic and Western philosophical perspectives on human nature, thought, and society.
PHI103: Symbolic Logic
Ashoka University, Monsoon 2017, with Scott Dixon
A course on propositional logic and predicate logic.