public philosophy (noun): the activity of expanding philosophical education, engagement and discourse to different publics beyond the traditional settings of academic philosophy.
Current Projects
Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl at Georgia Southern University
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PhilFlix Film Series at Georgia Southern University
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Public Engagement
Essay: "Trading Time for Tissue: The Morality of Organ Donation Programs in Prisons," APA Bioethics Blog Series. 2025 | link
Interview: Interview with Paul Tubig on Engaged Philosophy. 2021 | link
Podcast Interview: Dr. Paul Tubig and Dr. Darcy McCusker on Neuroethics Workshops on Neural Implant Podcast. 2021 | link
Essay: "Transfer Students and the Problem of Being ‘Outliers’ at Universities," Reimagining the PhD Blog, Simpson Center for the Humanities. 2019 | link
Essay: "What Kind of Academics Should We Be?" Reimagining the PhD Blog, Simpson Center for the Humanities. 2018 | link
Interview: Interview with Paul Tubig on Engaged Philosophy. 2021 | link
Podcast Interview: Dr. Paul Tubig and Dr. Darcy McCusker on Neuroethics Workshops on Neural Implant Podcast. 2021 | link
Essay: "Transfer Students and the Problem of Being ‘Outliers’ at Universities," Reimagining the PhD Blog, Simpson Center for the Humanities. 2019 | link
Essay: "What Kind of Academics Should We Be?" Reimagining the PhD Blog, Simpson Center for the Humanities. 2018 | link
