Teaching
I have taught a range of courses, primarily on ethics, technology policy, and science, technology, and society. At Cornell, I co-teach INFO 1200: Information Ethics, Law, and Policy with Gili Vidan each fall. I've taught INFO 4250: Surveillance and Privacy. And I run a graduate seminar and colloquium series on Ethics and Politics in Computing.
Previously, at Penn State, I created and regularly taught a course on Data Ethics for undergraduate data science majors. At the graduate level, I developed and taught a core course on Foundations of Technology Ethics and Policy, a seminar on The Future of Privacy, and I often taught the PhD Colloquium (a kind of "welcome to grad school" course for new PhD students).
In the more distant past, I taught a variety of philosophy courses on topics such as logic, moral reasoning, political philosophy, and concepts of personhood.
While at Penn State, I received the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence and the George J. McMurtry Junior Faculty Excellence in Teaching and Learning Award.