Alida Liberman
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You can click on the class names for links to my syllabi, which are subject to change each semester

At SMU, I regularly teach contemporary moral problems and bioethics.

At the University of Indianapolis, I regularly taught introduction to ethics and medical ethics courses.

In Spring 2018, I taught an upper-level undergraduate meta-ethics course.


In Spring 2017, I taught an honors ethics class on the topic of forgiveness. 

In Fall 2017, I taught feminist philosophy (which was the time this course was offered at UIndy).


While at Western, I co-taught a graduate reading course on the philosophy of race and gender, and taught an introductory ethical theory course.

In Spring 2016, I helped organize a seminar on inclusive pedagogy at Western University, sponsored by the American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT).  In July 2016, I attended training at the AAPT Biannual Workshop to become a facilitator of such seminars.

Since then, I've co-facilitated one-day workshops at the University of Michigan, Salem State University, and MIT. I also helped develop and lead an AAPT workshop on inclusive pedagogy at Indiana University-Bloomington in September 2017, and I'll be facilitating another inclusive pedagogy workshop at Harper College in August 2019.


While a graduate student at USC, I TAed for a wide range of courses and was a Teaching Assistant Fellow with the Center for Excellence in Teaching for several years.
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