Spring 2025 Courses
Introduction to Ethics
Philosophy and Disability
Philosophy and Disability
Past Courses
Critical Thinking [Fall 2024]
Philosophy of Law [Fall 2024]
Bioethics [Fall 2023]
Technology, Society, and Human Values [Spring 2022]
Contemporary Moral Problems [Spring 2024]
Philosophy of Mass Incarceration (with Dr. Jasmine Wallace) [Spring 2023]
Philosophy of Law [Fall 2024]
Bioethics [Fall 2023]
Technology, Society, and Human Values [Spring 2022]
Contemporary Moral Problems [Spring 2024]
Philosophy of Mass Incarceration (with Dr. Jasmine Wallace) [Spring 2023]
Honors Thesis Supervision
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Nolan Wiginton, "Dwelling Obstructed: A Critique of Hostile Architecture." Fall 2024
Ky Moultrie, "“Reclaiming My Identity: A Philosophical Deconstruction of Stereotypes Placed on Black Women in Hip-Hop.” Fall 2024 Allison Ambrose, "A More Modern Prometheus: What Frankenstein Tells Us About Genetic Modification.” Spring 2024 Christian N. Futch, “Bad Acts, Worst Responses: Reconsidering the Moral Foundations of the US Criminal Justice System.” Spring 2022 |
Ky Moultrie (left) and Nolan Wiginton (right) with faculty at the Georgia Southern Honors Symposium in November 2024.
Allison Ambrose receiving the Best Philosophy Paper Award in April 2024.
Christian Futch presenting his thesis paper at the Georgia Southern Honors Symposium in April 2022.
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