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*