Ohio University - Philosophy
Adjunct Instructor
I teach PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy. A variety of topics are covered in foundational philosophical topics with an aim toward critical thinking, rigorous questioning, and independent thought.
Peer Tutor
Tutored students in all philosophy and Latin courses offered at Westminster College.
Administrative Assistant
I performed several administrative duties including: filing, answering phones, file management, front office operations, greeting students to campus, residential life, and other duties as assigned.
Teaching Assistant
I lead classroom discussions in 'Principles of Reasoning' (a philosophy course), grade assignments/tests, and hold office hours to help students succeed.
Instructor
In this position I teach "PHIL 1200: Principles of Reasoning", an introductory quantitative reasoning course, to students at Ohio University. As part of my duties I prepared a syllabus, curriculum, various lectures, assignments, quizzes and exams, all in an effort to make sure that my students obtain the crucial information and skills that a course in philosophy offers. The content covered in the course include but are not limited to the following: deductive and inductive reasoning, categorical logic, propositional logic, informal fallacies, probability theory, scientific reasoning, moral reasoning, and critical thinking skills in general.
Customer & Processing Rep.
Processed customer and merchant lease applications in the RTO (Rent To Own) industry.
Research Scholar
I researched Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy to figure out the relation of reason and music in his philosophy.
Philosophy (BA), Magna Cum Laude
Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Rationality, Philosophy of Music
Adjunct Instructor
I teach PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy. A variety of topics are covered in foundational philosophical topics with an aim toward critical thinking, rigorous questioning, and independent thought.
Peer Tutor
Tutored students in all philosophy and Latin courses offered at Westminster College.
Administrative Assistant
I performed several administrative duties including: filing, answering phones, file management, front office operations, greeting students to campus, residential life, and other duties as assigned.
Master of Arts (MA)
Philosophy
I will be entering Ohio University as a graduate student in the department of philosophy in fall of 2014 to earn my Master of Arts (MA) degree in philosophy.
Teaching Assistant
I lead classroom discussions in 'Principles of Reasoning' (a philosophy course), grade assignments/tests, and hold office hours to help students succeed.
Instructor
In this position I teach "PHIL 1200: Principles of Reasoning", an introductory quantitative reasoning course, to students at Ohio University. As part of my duties I prepared a syllabus, curriculum, various lectures, assignments, quizzes and exams, all in an effort to make sure that my students obtain the crucial information and skills that a course in philosophy offers. The content covered in the course include but are not limited to the following: deductive and inductive reasoning, categorical logic, propositional logic, informal fallacies, probability theory, scientific reasoning, moral reasoning, and critical thinking skills in general.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Philosophy