TEACHING
In Fall 2018, I taught Bioethics at MIT.
In January 2019, I'm trialling a mini-course aimed at teaching engineers how to identify and address ethical issues raised by their work. This workshop will be practice-based and is the pilot for a new curricular initiative at MIT.
In Spring 2019, I'll be teaching Ethics of Technology, a brand new course of my design, at MIT, along with an undergraduate ethics seminar.
I'm also PI or co-PI on several grant-supported projects aimed at reinventing ethics education for engineers of various kinds. Some are explicitly AI focused, including a K-12 project; others are broader. All are efforts to embed ethics in engineering practice in novel ways.
Previously, I've been teaching assistant for Problems of Philosophy, Ethical Theory, Justice, Moral Problems and the Good Life, and Good Food: The Ethics & Politics of Food. I've also been the instructor for two seminars at PIKSI Boston: one on Race, Oppression & Obligation, and one on Death & the Meaning of Life.
If you're interested in my syllabi, contact me!
In January 2019, I'm trialling a mini-course aimed at teaching engineers how to identify and address ethical issues raised by their work. This workshop will be practice-based and is the pilot for a new curricular initiative at MIT.
In Spring 2019, I'll be teaching Ethics of Technology, a brand new course of my design, at MIT, along with an undergraduate ethics seminar.
I'm also PI or co-PI on several grant-supported projects aimed at reinventing ethics education for engineers of various kinds. Some are explicitly AI focused, including a K-12 project; others are broader. All are efforts to embed ethics in engineering practice in novel ways.
Previously, I've been teaching assistant for Problems of Philosophy, Ethical Theory, Justice, Moral Problems and the Good Life, and Good Food: The Ethics & Politics of Food. I've also been the instructor for two seminars at PIKSI Boston: one on Race, Oppression & Obligation, and one on Death & the Meaning of Life.
If you're interested in my syllabi, contact me!