Teaching

• Stony Brook University/SUNY, Department of Philosophy, 2009, Distinguished Professor.
• Stony Brook University/SUNY, Department of Philosophy, 1993-2009, Professor.
• Senior Fellow, Center for Medical Humanities, Compassionate Care, and Bioethics, Stony Brook University/ SUNY, 2008-present.
• Policy Ethics and Life Sciences Research Centre, Newcastle University, New Castle, UK, Visiting Professor, Spring 2011, Spring 2012.
• Women’s Studies Associate, Stony Brook University/SUNY, 2000-present.
• Sarah Lawrence College, Department of Philosophy, Fall, 1993, Visiting Professor.
• SUNY at Stony Brook, Department of Philosophy, 1986-1993, Associate Professor.
• SUNY at Stony Brook, Department of Philosophy, 1979-86, Assistant Professor.
• University of Maryland, College Park, Department of Philosophy, 1978-79, Visiting Assistant Professor.
• Lehman College, CUNY, Department of Philosophy, Fall 1975, Fall 1974. Adjunct Lecturer.
• John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, Department of Philosophy, Spring 1975. Adjunct Lecturer. Outreach program at precinct house.

Doctoral:

• Interface Seminar: Bioethics and Philosophy
• Analytic Seminar: Rawls and His Critics from the Margins
• Feminist Ethics and the Concept of Freedom
• Feminist Ethics: A Comparative View of Continental and Analytic Perspectives
• Feminist Theory: Recognition and Redistribution
• Social and Political Philosophy — Comparative Seminar
• Feminist Theory: Focus on Feminist Ethics
• Analytic Political and Social Philosophy
• Metaphor; Metaphor: Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives;
• Analytic Pro-Seminar
• Feminism and Social and Political Thought

Masters:

• Racism and The Concept of the Human
• Feminist Ethics
• Analytic Philosophy
• Contemporary Issues in Morality: Personal Relations
• Philosophy and Feminism: Focus on Mothering

Undergraduate:

• Ethical Inquiry: A Focus on Feminist Philosophy
• Senior Seminar: Caring about Caring
• Rawls, Theory of Justice
• Difference, Dependence and Disability
• Feminist Ethics
• Liberal Values and Feminist Visions
• Feminism and Philosophy
• Moral Knowledge, Gender and Identity
• Honors College Freshman Seminar: Progress and Its Discontents,
• Special Topics in Feminist Theory: Social, Political & Ethical Issues
• Moral Reasoning
• Concepts of the Person
• Philosophy of Language
• Philosophy of Mind
• Spinoza

Supervisor:

• Lori Gallegos Castillo, Attention as Ethical Disposition: Changes in the Form and Role Epistemology in Feminist Ethics (in progress)
• Katherine Wolff, On Need (in progress)
• Cara O’Connor: Rawls and Self-Respect (in progress)
• Serene Khader: Capability Theory, Global Justice and Adaptative Preference Formation
• Chris Kapospy, On the Ethics of Infanticide
• Bonnie Mann: In Pursuit of the Sublime: Postmodern Goods in Feminist Thought
• Sarah Miller Aging and Embodiment
• Heika Felzmann: Psychotherapy and Medical Ethics
• Gaile Polhaus: Understanding Across Difference: Thinking Interactively
• Barbara Andrews: Reciprocity, Self–Respect, Reflectivity — A Theory in Feminist Ethics
• Barbara LeClerc: Argumentation and Feminist Discourse
• Amy Baehr, The Dialogue Between Feminist Ethics and Discourse Ethics
• Eric Steinhart, A Cognitive Theory of Metaphor.
• Sharon Hartline, Intimate Violence: A Philosophico-Legal Discussion of Violence Against Women in Intimate Relations

Reader:

• Outside Reader for Transhumanist Utopias:Rethinking Disability and the Bio-Liberal Subject, 2013.
• Outsider Reader for Kacey Brooke Warren, Recognizing Justice For Citizens With Cognitive Disabilities, University of Colorado at Boulder, 2012.
• Sam Butler, Public Works: Labor and Publicity
• Andrew Smith, Deliberative Consociation
• Sabrina Hom, Antigone, Hegel and Irigaray
• Jennifer Hansen, Melancholia and Community: A Philosophical Investigation of the Meaning of Melancholia in the Lives of Women
• Celian Schoenbach, Thought and Embodiment
• Lisa Schwarzman, Social Justice and Power in Feminist Theory
• Diane Antonio, Towards an Ethics of Forgiveness
• Heather Bortfeld, A Cross-Linguistic Analysis of Idiom Comprehension by Native and Non-native Speakers (Department of Linguistics, Outside Reader)
• Ann Cahill, Rethinking Rape: Implications of Embodiment
• Kevin Melchione, The Aesthetics of Everyday Life
• Ellen Feder, The Family as Panopticon: A Feminist-Foucauldian Critique
• Jean Keller, Intersubjectivity: Its Role in Discourse Ethics and Care Ethics
• Charles Wright, Habermas Agency and the Environment
• Sherri Naas, Autonomy and Recognition
• David Paton, Other Deception and Self-Deception
• Noah Berger, The Comic Light as a Feather/Light as a Bird
• Mary Sullivan, Ethical Discourse and Women’s Literature. (Department of English, outside reader).
• Marianne Mclure, Women and Scientific Inquiry
• Judy Russell, On Following Heidegger: Metaphor and Poetic Leadership
• Janice McLane, The Metaphysics of Control
• Larry Kupers, Language and Communication
• External Reader
• Sophia Wong, Columbia University June 2006
• Yvonne Denier, Catholic University, Leuvan Belgium 2005
• Sarah Hamady. Columbia University, May 2002
• Maureen Sander-Staudt, University of Colorado, July 2002