teaching

My teaching involves courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, and supervision of graduate, postdoctoral, and undergraduate research projects.

Courses that I regularly teach include “Power, Oppression, and Privilege,” “Gender and Race,” “Trust and Social Bonds,” and “The Ethics of Professional Relationships.”

Graduate supervision is a large and important part of my teaching. I have supervised a range of projects by Philosophy PhD and MA students, as shown in the lists below. I also regularly mentor postdoctoral and undergraduate researchers. For example, I am currently supervising Corinne Lajoie’s SSHRC postdoctoral project, “Taking Responsibility for Trustworthiness: Institutional Distrust, Disability, and Injustice,” and I recently had Olateju Obisesan, Sinéad Osivwemu, and Kharissa Edwards as Undergraduate Student Research Interns.

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PhD students (completed):

Emily Cichocki, Solidarity Building in a Structurally Unjust World, defended August 2024.

Heather Stewart, The Moral and Political Status of Microaggressions, defended August 2021.

Austin Horn, Autonomy, Paternalism, and the Moral Foundations of the Fiduciary Relationship, defended January 2021.

Veromi ArsiradamA Duty to Adopt? On the Ethics and Politics of Adoption, defended August 2018.

Emma RymanFiduciary Duties and Commercial Surrogacy, defended August 2017.

Stephanie Kapusta (co-supervised with R. Vernon), Contesting Gender Concepts, Norms, and Language: Three Critical Essays on Political and Ethical Aspects of Gender Non-Conformity, defended August 2015.

Reuven Brandt, Gamete Provision and Moral Responsibility, defended January 2015.

Angel PetropanagosFertility Preservation Technologies for Women: A Feminist Ethical Analysis, defended May 2013.

Katy Fulfer (co-supervised with H. Fielding), Hannah Arendt and Feminist Agency, defended December 2012.

MA students (completed):

Nathalie DiBerardino, “Towards a Situated Standard for Equitable AI Risk Assessment,” 2024

Chen Chen, “Why Prejudicial Distrust Wrongs the Speaker,” 2024

Charlotte Davis, “Kyle Powys Whyte’s Dilemmas & The Experience of Racial Oppression as Dilemmas of Erasure,” 2022

Amanda Narvali, “Abortion is Healthcare,” 2022

Haoyang Yu (co-supervised with M. Milde), “Overlapping Consensus and the Problem of Integrity.” 2021

Leena Abdelrahim, “Testimonial Smothering Reconsidered: Making Room for Testimony about Racism,” 2019

Thomas Milovac, “Trust in the Medical Encounter,” 2019

Hale Demir-Doğuoğlu, "Intergenerational Trauma, Oppression, and the Nature of Distrust," 2018

Meghan Landriault, “Northern Women’s Health Care: A Case for Participatory Health Research,” 2017

Nicole Fice, "Harm and Mandatory Vaccination,” 2016

Chloe Wall, “Second Guessing: Imposter Syndrome and Epistemic Injustice,” 2015

Nanette Ryan, “The Nature of Betrayal,” 2013

Stephanie Kapusta, “Making Space for Tales of the Unexpected: A Philosophical Account of Transgender Narratives of Incongruence,” 2011

Reuven Brandt, “Gamete Donors’ Responsibilities to the Products of their Gametes,” 2010

Nora Nicholas, “The Practical Dilemma of Non-Ideal Justice in International Contract Pregnancy: A Feminist Perspective,” 2010