Having taught as an adjunct lecturer for roughly ten years, I am now Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of New Haven, where I teach (or will be teaching) the following courses:
PHIL 1101: Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 2250: Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 4450: Special Topics: Philosophy of Race
PHIL 3333: Professional Ethics
Before moving to UNH, I regularly taught these courses at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Borough of Manhattan Community College, both of which are part of the City University of New York:
AFN 152: Modern Black Political Thought
PHI 102: Ethical Foundations of the Just Society
As an instructor with a penchant for silly doodling, I have long enjoyed the miscellaneous drawings that my students have done on their quizzes and exams. .
Finally, I am very strict when it comes to phone interruptions, and my policy is that if your phone goes off during class, you have a choice: You can either sing a song for the class, or I can assign an additional paper that everybody must do. This has been an effective policy, but it was turned against me back in December 2010: