My main teaching interests are in epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophy of machine learning, feminist philosophy, and philosophy of religion. 

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My pedagogy emphasizes participation and equity. I am working toward making my classrooms increasingly inclusive and student-centered.

"Collaborative Classes and Conferences: A How-To Guide"

APA Blog, April 2020

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"Public Philosophy"

With Claire Michael

APA Blog, Syllabus Showcase series, October 2020

Link, Syllabus

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"Increasing and Diversifying Participation"

Eastern APA Teaching Hub, 2020

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"Collaborative Midterm Teaching Evaluation: Sharing Authority in the Classroom and Empowering Students"

Central APA Teaching Hub (poster session), 2020

The Teaching Effectiveness Award

UC Berkeley, 2019

Awarded to about 0.5% of all graduate student instructors university-wide

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Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award

UC Berkeley, 2019

Awarded to about 9% of all graduate student instructors university-wide​

Primary Instruction at UC Berkeley 

• Feminist Philosophy (Summer 2021)

 

Primary Instruction at the Berkeley Institute

• AI in a Human Context (Fall 2018)

• Science and Value (Spring 2018)

• The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (Fall 2017)

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TA-ing at UC Berkeley

• Race, Ethnicity, and Citizenship (Timothy Crockett, Spring 2021)

• Philosophical Methods: AI Ethics and Meta-ethics (Shamik Dasgupta, Fall 2019)

• Race, Ethnicity, and Citizenship (Timothy Crockett, Fall 2018)

• Knowledge and Its Limits (Wesley Holliday, Spring 2018)

• Science and Human Understanding (Shamik Dasgupta, Fall 2017)

• Morality and Social Justice (Niko Kolodny, Spring 2017)

• Philosophical Methods: Personal Identity (Daniel Warren, Fall 2016)

• Plato (Klaus Corcilius, Summer 2016)

• Introduction to Philosophy of Religion (Timothy Crockett, Spring 2016)

• Introduction to Logic (Daniel Warren, Fall 2015)

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TA-ing at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

• Introduction to Logic (Oron Shagrir, Fall 2012)

• Introduction to Logic (Eli Zilberfenig, Spring 2012)

• Introduction to Logic (Oron Shagrir, Spring 2011)

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Reading at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

• Introduction to Philosophy of Science (Eli Pitcovsky, Spring 2014)

• Introduction to Philosophy of Science (Eli Pitcovsky, Fall 2013)

• Symmetry and Philosophy (Meir Buzaglo, Fall 2012)

• Symmetry and Philosophy (Meir Buzaglo, Fall 2011)

• Introduction to Analytic Philosophy (Meir Buzaglo, Spring 2010)