Selected Service
* denotes CAE related work
Fall 2024
Attended American Philosophical Association Conference (February 2024)
Social Media & the News: Is Traditional Journalism Dead? (w/ Kate Edenborg & Eli Darnell) (March 2024)*
John Danaher “The Ethics of Personalized Digital Duplicates: A Principled Framework” event (April 2024)*
Attended NTLC AI Learning Community Meeting (May 2024)
Reviewer, WICCID Grant Program (May 2024)*
WICCID Retreat @ UW-Madison (May 2024)*
Philosophers’ Cafés (Spring 2024 & Fall 2024)*
Created and advised Philosophy Club (Spring & Fall 2024)
Summer Ethics Cohort*
Attended Preparing for the Election: Practical Strategies for Campus Leaders to Foster Community (Constructive Dialogue Institute) (August 2024)*
Universities of Wisconsin Civil Unrest Symposium (August 2024)*
McNair fellowship Mentor (Spring & Fall 2024)
50th Annual Hume Society Conference @ Oxford University (July 2024)
Employee Resource Fair (August 2024)*
New Instructor Workshop (Presentation on the Ethics Center and professional responsibilities) (August 2024)*
Academic Freedom Isn’t What You Think (August Opening Activities) (August 2024)*
Bridging the Divide & Philosophy Club (election event) (September 2024)*
Anne Coughlin, “Demystifying Dobbs” (October 2024)*
Geshe Nima Planning (Spring & Fall 2024)*
NEH Public Humanities Grant (Fall 2024)*
WICCID Grant (Fall 2024)*
Banned Books: A Panel Discussion (w/ Lopa, Rickie-Ann, Mitch) (September 2024)*
Committees:
Tenure-Track Philosophy Position Search Committee (chair)
Philosophy Committee (chair)
Freedom of Expression Committee
Positive Action, Ethics, and Competition Review Committee
Provost Council
Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center Advisory Board
AI Innovation & Coordination Committee
Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
Spring 2024
The Ethics of Personalized Digital Duplicates: A Principled Framework (organized a talk by Dr. John Danaher)*
Is Abortion Morally Permissible if the Embryo is a Person? (organized a talk by Dr. Kate Greasley)*
Social Media & the News: Is Traditional Journalism Dead? (organized a discussion at Brewery Nønic by Kate Edenborg and student, Eli Darnell)*
Privacy in a Public Ledger: Technology and Ethics (organized a talk by Dr. Andrew Bailey)*
Ethics and Perspectives of Scientists Involved in World War II (organized a talk by Dr. Alan Scott)*
Philosophy Committee (chair)
The Philosophers’ Café (organize and host monthly discussion society at Brewery Nønic)*
Philosophy Club (helped launch and serving as faculty advisor)
AI Ethics: Ethical Challenges from the Imaginary to the Real (presented with Alexi Brooks at January Professional Development)*
Fall 2023
Ad Hoc AI Committee (worked with Associate Provost, Tamara Brantmeier and other campus stakeholders)*
AI Engagement Session (presented with Associate Provost, Tamara Brantmeier and other campus stakeholders)*
AI Campus Conversations (worked with Associate Provost, Tamara Brantmeier)*
UW-Stout/CVTC Reaffirmation Day*
New Employee Resource Fair (represented CAE)*
Backyard Bash (represented CAE)*
The Philosophers’ Café (organize and host monthly discussion society at Brewery Nønic)*
ChatCAE (organized and hosted a book discussion on Weapons of Math Destruction)*
American Inheritance: Liberty and Slavery in the Birth of a Nation (invited and hosted Dr. Ed Larson, a Pulitzer Prize winner in History)*
Should We Remove Racist Monuments? (invited and moderated a debate between Dr. Travis Timmerman and Dr. Dan Demetriou)*
Expansive Impact Leadership Program (attended two-day seminar)*
Acquiring Talent Workshop (attended seminar on search committee process)
Philosophy Club (helped launch and serving as faculty advisor)
WI Assembly’s Speakers Taskforce Hearing on AI and the Workforce (with Chancellor Frank and David Ding, presented testimony at the WI Assembly’s Speakers Taskforce on AI and Workforce hearing)*
Student Free Speech Workshop (CAE, Menard Center, and EDI Office host, facilitate, and fund a student workshop on bias and free speech)*
Presentation on Research Ethics (to FN 728 Food Science and Technology class)*
Applied Ethics Certificate (revised and submitted)*
PHIL 240 Contemporary Ethical Issues (new course proposal)
PHIL 245 Environmental Ethics (new course proposal)
Provost Council (monthly meetings with Provost Rodriguez and stakeholders)*
Freedom of Expression Committee*
NTLC Advisory Board*
EPCS Ad Hoc Office Hours Committee
Positive Action, Ethics and Competition Review Committee*