Resume

• 2008

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  My dissertation

  \"Plato's Metaphysics of Soul

  \" was written under the direction of Pat Curd and under the guidance of Patrice Rankine

  Dan Frank and Dan Smith.

  Philosophy & Literature

  Purdue University

• 2001

  English

  Greek

  Ancient (to 1453)

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  M.A. Philosophy\nStudied Plato's humor in his dialogues.

  Philosophy

  The Owl of Minerva\nStudent Body President

  Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology

• 1998

  Public Speaking

  Student Affairs

  Ancient Greek Philosophy; Philosophy & Literature; Ethics and Applied Ethics

  Philosophy

  Research

  Student Development

  Editing

  Higher Education

  Teaching

  Curriculum Development

  Literature

  Courses

  Lecturing

  University Teaching

  Qualitative Research

  Stone

  Sophia

  Stone

  University of San Francisco

  Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology

  Lynn University

  Purdue University

  I taught the following courses: Ethics

  Gender Ethics

  Existentialism

  and Great Philosophical Questions

  University of San Francisco

  Philosophy Lecturer

  I taught an introductory course in Ethics to undergraduates and a graduate course in Philosophy & Literature to graduate students.

  Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology

  Philosopher

  I studied with Patricia Curd and Daniel Frank in the areas of Early Greek Philosophy and Ancient Greek Philosophy. I also taught a variety of courses including new courses in Applied Ethics.

  Purdue University

  Lynn University

  Boca Raton

  FL

  I teach in the Dialogues of Learning Core Curriculum at Lynn University. Currently I am teaching \"Belief and Reason

  \" a 200 level writing intensive course.

  Assistant Professor

  Humanities

  Bachelor's degree

  I studied philosophy at Berkeley. To make the campus experience a smaller one

  I invited students to join me in \"Philosophy Cafes\" - regular philosophical gatherings at coffee shops to discuss the material we were covering in class. That was when I discovered my love for philosophy.

  Philosophy

  \"Exit the Cave

  \" the first class taught by upper division undergraduates to lower division students in the philosophy department. I organized informal philosophy cafes at coffee shops outside of class.

  University of California

  Berkeley