Teaching
Current (SPRING 13):
PHIL 356 Metaphysics
PHIL/BETH 583/683 Healthcare, Justice, and Community
SCHG 399 Science, Technology, & Social Change Lecture Series
Future:
Fall 2013: PHIL 205 Intro to Philosophy; PHIL328/SCHG 300-01 Environmental Ethics; PHIL 535/635 Political Philosophy
Rotation: I try to teach the following courses on steady rotations (click links for a sample syllabus):
Ethics, Introduction to Philosophy, and Lectures in Social Change: every second semester or so
Philosophy of Law, Environmental Ethics, Social & Political Philosophy (3xx): every 3-5 semesters
Political Philosophy (5xx), Metaphysics (3xx) every 6 semesters or so
If I am not offering these in a given year others might be -- in particular, Professors Hanson, Owen, and Potter specialize in ethics/social-political, and Professors Kimball, Dove, or Gibson might teach Metaphysics. And PHIL 205 and 321 are always offered by a number of people each year.
Recent Past:
FALL 2012:
Intro; Philosophy of Law
SPRING 2012:
Ethics; Political Philosophy: Locke; Green Economics lecture series
FALL 2011:
Sex & Values; Environmental Ethics
SPRING 2011:
Ethics; Metaphysics; Peace Movements & Nonviolence
FALL 2010:
Environment and Global Justice; Philosophy of Law
SPRING 2010:
Environmental Ethics; Ethical Theory
FALL 2009:
Introduction to Philosophy; Ethics; Political PhilosophyAll current course information is available on Blackboard
Career at UofL: Here are all the courses I have taught at Louisville since I arrived in 2000, with selected syllabi (if you need a syllabus and it is not linked above, just contact me):
Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL 205).
Sex & Values (PHIL 219)
Business Ethics (was PHIL 325; now PHIL 225).
Social & Political Philosophy (PHIL 308).
Environment & Global Justice (PHIL 305/SCHG 300)
Environmental Ethics (PHIL 328).
Ethics (PHIL 321).
Philosophy of Law (PHIL 350).
Metaphysics (PHIL 356).
Special Topics: Global Justice (PHIL 505/605/SCHG 500).
Ethical Theory (PHIL 521/621/BETH 621)
Applied Philosophy: Philosophy & Globalization (PHIL 523/623).
Political Philosophy: The Philosophy of John Rawls (PHIL 535/635).
Political Philosophy: The Political Theory of Individual Responsibility (PHIL 535/635).
Political Philosophy: Democracy and Responsibility (PHIL 535/635).
Philosophy of Social Science (PHIL 537).
Intermediate College Writing: Ethics & Social Issues focus (ENG 102).
Honors Seminar: Philosophies of Propaganda (HON 336/346), with Eileen John.
I am also available to advise honors theses, independent studies, and SCHG internships.

