My teaching experience spans women’s and gender studies, philosophy, interdisciplinary general education, medical education, and graduate biomedical education. I have taught at the University of Western Ontario, the University of Guelph, the University of Florida, and Roseman University of Health Sciences, working with students ranging from first-year undergraduates to medical and graduate students. Across these settings, I have taught through large-group lectures, seminars and case-based discussion, and interactive clinical teaching, adapting my approach to different class sizes, learner levels, and educational goals. At Roseman University College of Medicine, I teach across the longitudinal Clinical Practice and Foundations curricula, integrating bioethics, medical humanities, and professionalism throughout the MD program. A selection of courses I have taught includes:
Medical Education
Clinical Practice I–III
Foundations I–III
Graduate Education
Fundamentals of Biomedical Research
Undergraduate Education
Ethics, Data & Technology
Ethics & Innovation
Introduction to Philosophy
Ethics & the Public Sphere
Conflict of Ideas
What Is the Good Life?
Introduction to Social & Political Philosophy
Women, Law & Social Change
Gender & Fashion