Though I've done a considerable amount of service, I'm particularly proud of the following.
Feminist Philosophy Group (FemPhil): I founded FemPhil in the Summer of 2017. FemPhil is both a reading group and workshop, where philosophers have the opportunity to explore their research through a feminist lens. At UT-A, we met once a week for discussion in some form or other, though we changed formats as frequently as needed to accommodate the interests and availability of our members.
Texas Prison Education Initiative (TPEI): In the Fall of 2019, I raised money for UT-A's department to be involved in TPEI, a volunteer-based organization that brings college coursework to incarcerated populations (via UT-A's Extension School). In the Spring of 2020, I designed and taught TPEI's flagship philosophy course at Lockhart Women's Correctional Facility.
Compass: An Undergraduate Philosophy Workshop: Compass is a workshop for undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds who are interested in pursuing philosophy. It was founded at Princeton in the Fall of 2017, and, in the Spring of 2018, I organized the first workshop in Texas. Each year, Compass introduces students from all over Texas to a particular theme: feminist political philosophy in 2018, feminist epistemology in 2019, and feminist aesthetics in 2020/1.
Corrupt the Youth (CTY): CTY is an outreach program that introduces high school students from Title I high schools to philosophy in the form of courses, workshops, and summer camps. In the Spring of 2017, I was elected to co-design and co-teach CTY's flagship philosophy course.
Feminist Philosophy Group (FemPhil): I founded FemPhil in the Summer of 2017. FemPhil is both a reading group and workshop, where philosophers have the opportunity to explore their research through a feminist lens. At UT-A, we met once a week for discussion in some form or other, though we changed formats as frequently as needed to accommodate the interests and availability of our members.
Texas Prison Education Initiative (TPEI): In the Fall of 2019, I raised money for UT-A's department to be involved in TPEI, a volunteer-based organization that brings college coursework to incarcerated populations (via UT-A's Extension School). In the Spring of 2020, I designed and taught TPEI's flagship philosophy course at Lockhart Women's Correctional Facility.
Compass: An Undergraduate Philosophy Workshop: Compass is a workshop for undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds who are interested in pursuing philosophy. It was founded at Princeton in the Fall of 2017, and, in the Spring of 2018, I organized the first workshop in Texas. Each year, Compass introduces students from all over Texas to a particular theme: feminist political philosophy in 2018, feminist epistemology in 2019, and feminist aesthetics in 2020/1.
Corrupt the Youth (CTY): CTY is an outreach program that introduces high school students from Title I high schools to philosophy in the form of courses, workshops, and summer camps. In the Spring of 2017, I was elected to co-design and co-teach CTY's flagship philosophy course.
