Elizabeth Edenberg
Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Baruch College
The City University of New York
elizabeth.edenberg@baruch.cuny.edu
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Current Position
Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Baruch College, CUNY (Aug. 2020 – Current)
Previous Academic Employment
Senior Ethicist, Ethics Lab, Georgetown University (Feb. 2018 – Aug. 2020)
Assistant Research Professor, Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University (Feb. 2019 – Aug. 2020)
Postdoctoral Fellow, Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University (Jan. 2017 – Feb. 2018)
Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow, Fordham University (Aug. 2015 – Dec. 2016)
Education
Ph.D. Philosophy, August 2015, Vanderbilt University (2009 – 2015)
Dissertation: Political Liberalism and Its Feminist Potential; Committee: Marilyn Friedman (chair), Robert B. Talisse, Larry May, and Leif Wenar (external)
B.A. Philosophy, summa cum laude, American University (2003 – 2006)
Publications
Edited Books
Edenberg, E. and Hannon, M. 2021. Political Epistemology, Oxford University Press.
May, L. and Edenberg, E. 2013. Jus Post Bellum and Transitional Justice, Cambridge University Press.
Journal Articles & Book Chapters
Edenberg, E. 2025. “Disagreement, Public Reason, and Epistemic Abstinence” Journal of the American Philosophical Association. https://doi.org/10.1017/apa.2025.12
Wood, A. and Edenberg, E. Forthcoming. “Epistemic Injustice in Algorithmic Systems and the Limits of Civil Rights Law,” Proceedings of the ACM, FAccT’25: Fairness Accountability and Transparency.
Hannon, M. and Edenberg, E. 2025. “A Guide to Political Epistemology” in The Oxford Handbook of Social Epistemology, edited by A. McGlynn & J. Lackey. Oxford University Press.
Edenberg, E. Forthcoming. “Misinformation, Disinformation, and Political Liberalism” in The Oxford Handbook on the Philosophy of John Rawls, edited by C. Hartley, B. Neufeld, & L. Watson. Oxford University Press.
Edenberg, E. Forthcoming. “Consent” in The Companion to Digital Ethics, edited by L. Floridi & M. Taddeo. Wiley Blackwell.
Edenberg, E. and Wood, A. 2023. “An Epistemic Lens on Algorithmic Fairness,” Proceedings of the ACM, EAAMO’23: Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization. https://doi.org/10.1145/3617694.3623248
Edenberg, E. and Wood, A. 2023. “Disambiguating Algorithmic Bias: From Neutrality to Justice,” AIES’23: Proceedings of the 2023 AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society. https://doi.org/10.1145/3600211.3604695
Edenberg, E. 2023. “Dependency Care in a Politically Liberal Society.” Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review 63: 231-245. doi:10.1017/S0012217322000166
Edenberg, E. 2022. “Gender Justice, Rawls, and the Common Good.” in John Rawls and the Common Good, edited by R. Luppi, pp. 96-121. Routledge.
Edenberg, E. 2021. “The Problem with Disagreement on Social Media: Moral not Epistemic.” in Political Epistemology, edited by E. Edenberg & M. Hannon, pp. 259-279. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780192893338.003.0015
Edenberg, E. 2021. “Political Disagreement: Epistemic or Civic Peers?” in Routledge Handbook on Political Epistemology, edited by M. Hannon & J. de Ridder, pp. 123-132. Routledge.
Edenberg, E. 2021. “Essays regarding the Philanthropinum.” in Cambridge Kant Lexicon, edited by J. Wuerth. Cambridge University Press.
Jones, M.L. and Edenberg, E. 2020. “Troubleshooting AI and Consent,” in The Oxford Handbook on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, edited by M. Dubber, S. Das, & F. Pasquale, pp. 347–362. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190067397.013.23
Little, M., Edenberg, E., Luken, S. and Healey, J. 2020. “Ethics Lab: Harnessing design methodologies for translational ethics,” in A Guide to Field Philosophy: Case Studies and Practical Strategies, edited by E. Brister and R. Frodeman, pp. 66–79. Routledge.
Edenberg, E. and Jones, M.L. 2019. “Analyzing the Legal Roots and Moral Core of Digital Consent,” New Media and Society, 21(8): 1804–1823. https://doi.org/10.1177/1461444819831321
Jones, M.L., Kaufman, E., and Edenberg, E. 2018. “AI and the Ethics of Automating Consent,” IEEE Security & Privacy, 16(3): 64–72. doi: 10.1109/MSP.2018.2701155
Edenberg, E. 2018. “Cultivating Reasonableness in Future Citizens.” On Education. Journal for Research and Debate, 1(1).
Edenberg, E. 2018. “Growing Up Sexist: Challenges to Rawlsian Stability.” Law and Philosophy, 37(6): 577–612. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10982-017-9325-1
Edenberg, E. and McGill, E. 2017. “Feminist Social and Political Philosophy,” in Philosophy: Feminism, edited by C. Hay, pp. 215–249. MacMillan Interdisciplinary Handbooks.
Edenberg, E. 2016. “Civic Education: Political or Comprehensive?” in Justice, Ethics, and the Politics of Childhood: Challenges and Perspectives, edited J. Drerup, G. Graf, C. Schickhardt, & G. Schweiger, pp. 187–206. Springer.
Schwartz, P.H., Edenberg, E., P.R. Barrett, S.M. Perkins, E.M. Meslin, T.F. Imperiale. 2013. “Patient Understanding of Benefits, Risks, and Alternatives to Screening Colonoscopy,” Family Medicine, 45(2): 83–89.
Edenberg, E. and Friedman, M. 2013. “Unequal Consenters and Political Illegitimacy,” The Journal of Political Philosophy, 21(3): 347–360. https://doi.org/10.1111/jopp.12010
White Papers, Bibliographies, Public Commentary
Ligett, K., Nissim, K., Wood, A., Edenberg, E., Korolova, A., Streinz, T. 2023. “Data Cooperatives Project, Feedback in response to the European Commission’s Call for Evidence Re: Delegated Regulation on data access provided for in the Digital Services Act,” available here
Hannon, M. and Edenberg, E. 2020 [updated 2023]. “Political Epistemology,” in Oxford Bibliographies in Philosophy, edited by D. Pritchard, Oxford University Press, available here
Edenberg, E., Hanin, M., and Little, M. 2020. “Ethics of Administrative Data Sharing: Agenda-Setting Framework,” available here
Grants
Principle Investigator, “Translational Ethics and Technology” PSC-CUNY 56, $6,000, 2025-26
Principle Investigator, “Securing rights in the digital age” PSC-CUNY 55, $3,500, 2024-25
Researcher, “Understanding Polarization” submitted to the Foundation of Science and Technology, Portugal in March 2024. PI: Gonçalo Marcelo. Funding Denied.
Principle Investigator, “What does it mean for an algorithm to be fair?” PSC-CUNY 54, $3,500, 2023-2024
Principle Investigator, “Polarization and Shared Values,” PSC-CUNY 53, $6,000, 2022-2023
Senior Researcher, “Data Cooperatives,” Georgetown University Institute of Civic Innovation, PIs: Kobbi Nissim & Katrina Ligett, $500,000, 2020-2025
Principle Investigator, “Privacy: Bridging the Divide between Computer Science and Philosophy,” PSC-CUNY 52, $6,000 2021-2022
Lead Ethicist, “Ethics, Bit by Bit: Infusing Ethics into the CS Curriculum,” Mozilla Responsible Computer Science Challenge, PIs: Nitin Vaidya & Maggie Little, $150,000, 2019-2020
Co-Lead Ethicist, “Embedding Ethics for Career Training in the Governance of AI,” Public Interest Technology University Network, PIs: Maggie Little & Jason Matheny, $90,000, 2019-2020
Co-Lead Ethicist, “Enhancement of Federal Economic Statistics by Combining Multiple Data Sources,” Sloan Foundation, PI: Robert Groves, 2019-2020
Co-Principle Investigator, with Meg Jones, “Digital Consent: A Global Problem for Data Ethics,” Georgetown University: Complex Moral Problems Grant, $12,500, 2017-2018
Co-Principle Investigator with Michael Hannon, “Epistemology, Democracy, and Disagreement,” Society for Applied Philosophy: Conference Grant, £3,000, 2018
Principle Investigator, “Political Epistemology in the Digital Age,” Georgetown University: Reflective Engagement in the Public Interest, $10,000, 2018
Honors & Awards
2025. Henry Wasser Award for Outstanding Research, City University of New York
2025. WSAS Excellence Award in Mentorship, Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, Baruch College
2024. WSAS Excellence Award in Institutional Leadership, Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, Baruch College
2023. WSAS Excellence Award in Teaching, Weissman School of Arts and Sciences, Baruch College
2021. 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics, https://womeninaiethics.org/the-list/of-2021
2021. Abraham J. Briloff Prize in Ethics, Baruch College
2020-2021. Weissman College of Arts and Science, Faculty Research Support Award, Baruch College
2014-2015. College of Arts and Science, Humanities and Social Science Dissertation Fellowship, Vanderbilt University
2013. Kendall Berry Ethics Dissertation Prospectus Prize, Vanderbilt University
2013. Berry Student Publication Award, Vanderbilt University
2010. Berry Graduate Student Departmental Service Prize, Vanderbilt University
2009-2014. University Graduate Fellowship, Vanderbilt University
2006. Phi Beta Kappa, American University
Visiting Fellowships
Summer 2018. Collaborative Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, University of London, Research Project: The Role of Truth in Politics
Summer 2015. Visiting Scholar, Sponsor: Virginia Held, City University of New York, Graduate Center, Research Project: Feminist Political Liberalism
Presentations
Peer Reviewed Presentations:
“Misinformation, Epistemic Deference, and Cultivating Trust”
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, November 2024
“Consent and Securing Digital Rights”
MINT-Yale Workshop on Normative Philosophy of Computing, Yale Law School, September 2024
Penn-Georgetown Digital Ethics Conference, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, March 2024
“Algorithmic Fairness and Institutional Justice”
Political Philosophy of AI Workshop, Australian National University, Kioloa, NSW, Australia, June 2024
“An Epistemic Lens on Algorithmic Fairness,” with Alexandra Wood
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, November 2023
EAAMO’23: Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization, Boston, MA, October 2023
Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Denver, CO, June 2023
“Disambiguating Algorithmic Bias: From Neutrality to Justice,” with Alexandra Wood, AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society (AIES ’23). Montreal, Quebec, Canada, August, 2023
“Algorithmic Personalization and Political Understanding”
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Annual Conference, November 4, 2022
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Annual Conference, February 4, 2022 [not presented due to COVID-19]
“Disambiguating Bias: Bridging Notions from Computer Science, Law, and Ethics” (with Alexandra Wood), Privacy Law Scholars Conference, June 3, 2022
“Political Disagreement on Social Media”
North American Society for Social Philosophy, July 2020 [not presented due to COVID-19]
Society for Applied Philosophy, July 2020 [not presented due to COVID-19]
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Annual Conference, March 2020 [not presented due to COVID-19]
Political Epistemology Network: Second Annual Conference, December 2019
“Ethics in Action,” APA: Eastern Division, APA-AAPT Teaching Hub, January 2020
“The Normative Core of Digital Consent”
APA: Eastern Division, Main Program, January 2019
Business Ethics in the Digital Age, Harvard University, April 2019
International Conference on Ethics, University of Porto, June 2019
“Integrating Ethics into STEM Classrooms”
APA: Eastern Division, APA-AAPT Teaching Hub, January 2019 (with August Gorman)
Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, March 2019 (with August Gorman)
“Say it to my Facebook: [Un]reasonable disagreement in the age of social media,” Philosophy of Education Society of North America, October 2018
“Should Truth Play a Role in Public Reason?”
European Epistemology Network, June 2018
Manchester Center for Political Theory 2018 Workshops, September 2018
“Analyzing the Legal Roots and Moral Core of Digital Consent,” TPRC: Communications, Information, and Internet Policy, September 2018 (with Meg Jones)
“Digital Consent and the Re-Globalization of the Internet,” Privacy Law Scholars Conference-Europe, January 2018
“AI and the Ethics of Automating Consent,” AI Ethics: The Privacy Challenge, Brussels Privacy Symposium, November 2017 (with Ellen Kaufman)
“Can a Neutral State Combat Oppression?” Manchester Center for Political Theory 2017 Workshops, Sept. 2017
“Where should we ground the feminist potential of Political Liberalism?”
North American Society for Social Philosophy, July 2017
New York Society for Women in Philosophy: SWIPshop, November 2016
Society for Analytical Feminism Conference, September 2016
“The Viability of Inclusive Political Liberalism,” Manchester Center for Political Theory 2016 Workshops, September 2016
“From Potentially Inappropriate to Actually Inappropriate Treatment: An Interest-Based Account” (with Trevor Bibler and Alison Suen) American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, October 2016
“Feminism and Diversity in Political Liberalism”
APA: Eastern Division, Society for Analytical Feminism Session, January 2016
Hypatia 2015 Conference: Exploring Collaborative Contestations, May 2015
“Domination, Domestic Violence, and Pettit’s Republican Freedom,” Central States Philosophical Association, October 2014
“Civic Education and the Children of Unreasonable Citizens,” Manchester Center for Political Theory 2014 Workshops, September 2014
“Justice, Gender, and the Children of the Unreasonable,” APA: Pacific Division, Main Program, April 2014
“Can Truth Play a Role in Public Reason?” Tennessee Philosophical Association, October 2013
“Towards a New Political Conception of Truth,” Midsouth Philosophy Conference, February 2013
“Unequal Consenters and Political Illegitimacy,” Pacific Society for Women in Philosophy, November 2012
“Becoming Moral: Kant on the Moral Development of Children,” PhiloSOPHIA, May 2011
Invited Presentations:
“Consent and Securing Digital Rights”
Consent, Truth, and Power, Oxford University, June 2025
Fordham Business Ethics Workshop, Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, September 2024
Bled Ethics Conference, Bled, Slovenia, June 2024
“Misinformation and Cultivating Trust in a Politically Divided Society”
Responsible Disagreement Workshop, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, May 2025
Orange Beach Epistemology Workshop, Orange Beach, AL, May 2025
“Algorithmic Fairness and Institutional Justice”
Advancing AI and Tech Ethics: Specialist Workshop, Iowa State University, March 2025
American Philosophical Association: Eastern Division, Society for Business Ethics, January 2025
Data Cooperatives Workshop, virtual, September 2024
“Securing Rights in the Digital Sphere”
Advancing AI and Tech Ethics: Public Talk, Iowa State University, March 2025
The Personal and the Computational, Wright Center for Computation and Just Communities, Dartmouth College, October 2023
Invited Symposium on Recent Work in Ethics and Technology, American Philosophical Association: Central Division, Main Program, February 22-25, 2023
“Disagreement and Public Reason: Controversies over the Epistemology of Rawlsian Disagreement,” Political Philosophy Workshop, Vrije Universiteit-Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 2023
“Algorithmic Personalization and Political Understanding”
Paris Ethics Workshop, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France, July 2023
University College London Legal & Political Theory Colloquium, November 2, 2021 [not presented due to COVID-19]
Social Minds in Digital Spaces, University of Arkansas, October 8-9, 2022
“Disambiguating Algorithmic Bias: From Neutrality to Justice,” with Alexandra Wood, Bridging Privacy Working Group, Harvard University, June 2023
“Disambiguating Bias: Bridging Notions from Computer Science, Law, and Ethics,” with Alexandra Wood
Princeton University Center for Information Technology and Policy, December 12, 2022
Data Cooperatives Working Group, November 16, 2022
“Algorithmic Personalization and Seeking the Truth”
Bled Ethics Conference, Bled, Slovenia, June 6-10, 2022
Truth and Politics, The Future of Truth Project, University of Connecticut Humanities Institute, May 26, 2022
Author Meets Critics: Blain Neufeld’s Public Reason and Political Autonomy: Realizing the Ideal of a Civic People, Canadian Philosophical Association, June 3, 2021
“The Epistemology of Rawlsian Disagreement” University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Philosophy Colloquium, November 6, 2020
“Translational Ethics in Action” The Oxford Character Project, October 1, 2020
“Why Consent is Still Morally Relevant in the Digital Age” Bled Ethics Conference, June 2020 [cancelled due to covid-19]
“Rawlsian Reasonableness: A Moral Threshold of Respect” Georgetown Political Theory Seminar Series, November 2019
“What Do We Mean by Digital Privacy?” with Kobbi Nissim, National Institutes of Health: Joint Bioethics Colloquium, October 2019
“The Normative Core of Digital Consent,” Data Sharing & Governance Workshop, Institute for Technology Law & Policy, Georgetown University, June 2019
“The Burdens of Public Reason,” The Future of Public Reason, University of Arizona, May 2019
“Rawlsian Disagreement & Epistemic Peers”
Political Epistemology Workshop, October 2018
Political Epistemology Network Seminar Series (British Academy), Institute of Philosophy, University of London, April 2019
APA: Pacific Division, April 2019
“Activating Ethics: Georgetown’s Ethics Lab,” Oxford University, April 2019
“Reasonableness: A Moral Threshold of Respect”
Institute of Philosophy, University of London, September 2018
Bled Ethics Conference, June 2018
“Say it to my Facebook: [Un]reasonable disagreement in the age of social media,” Birkbeck Philosophy Summer Workshop, June 2018
“Feminist Approaches to Bioethics”
National Institutes of Health, February 2022
National Institutes of Health, February 2019
National Institutes of Health, December 2017
“Digital Consent: A Return to Political Philosophy,” Center for Ethics and Technology, Delft University of Technology, September 2017
“Ethics Lab Methodology,” Teaching Colloquium, Delft University of Technology, September 2017
“Growing Up Sexist: Challenges to Rawlsian Stability,” Social and Political Philosophy Workshop, Fordham University, April 2016
“Political Liberalism and Its Feminist Potential,” Social and Political Thought Workshop, Vanderbilt University, March 2015
“Just Peace or Lasting Peace?” Author Meets Critics Roundtable on Larry May’s After War Ends: A Philosophical Perspective, Vanderbilt University, March 2014
“Pluralism, Future Citizens, and the Duties of the Liberal State,” Social and Political Thought Workshop, Vanderbilt University, December 2011
Public Philosophy:
Morgan Stanley, “Disambiguating Algorithmic Bias: From Neutrality to Justice,” August, 2023
The Global Leadership Challenge, “Designing for Ethical Impact,” December 2, 2020
Responsible Data Summit, Speaker, “Data Rights and Justice,” First Annual Responsible Data Summit (virtual conference), July 2020 (public virtual conference for technologists and policy makers in industry, the government, and academia; more information here at https://responsibledata.ai)
CNA National Security Seminar, Speaker, “AI and Ethics,” June 2020 (closed summit for the US government and national security experts)
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Expert Panelist “Ethics of the Future: AI, Transhumanism and the Age of Super-Intelligence,” Tech Summit 2.0, Washington, DC, December 2019
Mozfest: Healthy AI, organized by the Mozilla Foundation: “Hidden Values: Embedded Values in Algorithm Design” (1.5-hour interactive workshop for a diverse public audience, with Maggie Little, Jonathan Healey, and Sydney Luken) & Teaching Demo (with Maggie Little) on Teaching Ethics to Computer Scientists for the Responsible CS Challenge, London, UK, October 2019
POLITICO: AI SUMMIT, September 2018: Expert Panelist on AI & Ethics, Washington, DC (Video here in AI Summit 8: https://www.politico.com/live-events/aisummit-videos)
SXSW EDU, March 2018: “Design Tools for Creative Ethics Education,” Austin, TX (2-hour workshop with Jonathan Healey, Nico Staple, and Sydney Luken)
Commentaries:
“A Theory of Political Friendship,” by Cansu Hepçağlayan. Philadelphia Normative Philosophy Conference, Philadelphia, PA, October 2024.
“The Law of Less Discriminatory Algorithms,” by Logan Koepke, Solon Barocas, Emily Black, and Mingwei Hsu. Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Denver, CO, June 2023.
“Toward and Ethics of AI Belief” by Winnie Ma & Vincent Valton. Penn-Georgetown Digital Ethics Workshop. Washington, DC, April 2023.
“Liberal Legitimacy and Future Citizens,” by Emil Andersson. American Philosophical Association: Pacific Division. San Francisco, CA, April 2023.
“Normative Political Epistemology” by Tomer Kenneth, NYU Law School: JSD Forum, Feb. 2022
“Autonomous Weapon Systems and the Principle of Unnecessary Risk” by Erich Mark Riesen, APA: Eastern Division, Jan. 2021
“Political Epistemology under Epistemic Constraints: Why Public Reasons Matter” by Fabienne Peter, Political Epistemology Conference, May 2018
“Mill on Ideological Conversion and Social Reform: An Interpretation of Mill’s Argumentative Strategy in The Subjection of Women” by Van Tu, APA: Eastern Division, Jan. 2018
“Does Rawlsian Justice Realize Racial Justice?” by Brian Thomas, APA: Pacific Division, April 2017
“The Meaning of ‘Gender’” by James Giles, APA: Pacific Division, March 2016
“Democracy and Disingenuousness: The Case for Public Sincerity” by Erik Anderson, APA: Eastern Division, January 2016
“Gender Frameworks and Gender Conversion behind the Veil of Ignorance” by Stephanie Kapusta, APA: Pacific Division, April 2015
“In Search of Nudge” by Philippe Mongin, Rational Choice and Philosophy Conference, Vanderbilt University, May 2014
“Moral Rationalism, Instrumental Rationality, and Psychopathy” by Allen Coates, Tennessee Philosophical Association, October 2013
“Pufendorf on Gender and the Family” by Susanne Sreedhar, APA: Central Division, Society for Analytical Feminism Session, February 2013
“The Boundary Problem and the Epistemic Functions of Democracy” by John Min, Midsouth Philosophy Conference, February 2013
“Liberalism’s Feminist Critics” by Ruth Abbey, Social and Political Thought Workshop, Vanderbilt University, October 2012
“Criticizing Cohen’s Criticism of Rawls” by Steven Ross, Social and Political Thought Workshop, Vanderbilt University, October 2010
Teaching
Baruch College, CUNY, New York, NY
Truth and Politics [new course]
Technology, Ethics, & Society [new course]
The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence [new course]
Computer Ethics
Environmental Ethics, Law, and Public Policy
Climate Change, Ethics, and Literature [new course]
Ethics, Economics, and the Business Systems
Major Issues in Philosophy
Honors Thesis Supervision:
Technology and Autonomic Manipulation (Chana Deitsch, Sp. 2023-Sp. 2024)
Chana won 3rd Place in the Undergraduate Research Awards, Macaulay Honors College, City University of New York in May, 2024
Accountability is the New Black: Exploring how a philosophical approach to the fashion industry will reduce its environmental impact (Darion Gibbs, Sp. 2022- F. 23)
Independent Studies:
Ethical Issues in Data Privacy (Nafeeur Rahman, Spring 2023)
Ethics and Technology (Chana Deitsch, Spring 2023)
CUNY Baccalaureate for Unique and Interdisciplinary Studies Advising:
Philosophy and Art (Kai Ammari)
Philosophy and Computer Science (Nafeeur Rahman)
Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Data Ethics [new course developed with Maggie Little]
Social Media and Democracy [new course developed with Maggie Little]
Climate Change and Global Justice [new course]
Ethics in the Digital Age (graduate level MBA) [new course]
Embedding Ethics Across the Curriculum at Georgetown University
Lead ethicist in charge of developing Ethics Lab’s methodology for embedding ethics into courses across the curriculum.
Taught ethics modules (1-3x/course within 3-4 courses per semester) within courses in across the College of Arts & Sciences, Business School, Policy School, and School of Foreign Service
Fordham University, New York, NY
Philosophy of Human Nature
Philosophical Ethics
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
Introduction to Ethics
Introduction to Medical Ethics: Writing Intensive
Introduction to Philosophy
General Logic
Teaching Assistant, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
Early Modern Philosophy
Environmental Ethics
Introduction to Medical Ethics
Introduction to Ethics
Teaching Assistant, American University, Washington, DC
Ethical and Social Issues in Genetics
Professional Service
Public Philosophy & Public Impact Projects
Ethics Workshop Lead, Sharing Data Across Public and Private Sectors, Georgetown University, September 2019, supported by a Grant from the Sloan Foundation
Member, The AI Policy Network, Washington DC (bringing together academics, industry, political staff, and nonprofits for monthly off the record meetings to discuss emerging issues in AI), Jan 2019 – Aug. 2020
Participant, Scientific Working Group on Artificial Intelligence, advising the FBI on ethical issues in emerging (and potential) uses of AI, August 2019 – March 2020
Digital Ethics & Fair AI Workshop Organizer & Lead Ethicist, Inter-American Development Bank: Fair AI in Latin America and the Caribbean Project, May 2019
Workshop Co-organizer & Ethics Lead, Civic Agency & Representation: Girlhood, The Smithsonian Women’s Initiative, Museum of American History, and the Hirshhorn’s ArtLab, The Hirshhorn, April 2019
Ethics Workshop Lead, GLIAnet: developing an alternative digital ecosystem to shift the power back to individuals rather than major platforms, April-June 2019
Ethics of Data Privacy Workshop Lead, Harvard’s Privacy Tools Project Retreat, Harvard University, October 2018
Conference/Workshop Organization
Co-organizer, Data Cooperatives Workshop, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, Harvard University, March 2024
Organizer, Political Epistemology Network’s Group Sessions at the Eastern & Pacific APAs, October 2018 – January 2021
Organizer, Political Epistemology Workshop, Georgetown University, October 2018
Co-organizer, Truth, Knowledge, and Political Disagreement, Manchester Center for Political Theory Workshops 2018
Co-organizer, Liberal Neutrality and Oppression, Manchester Center for Political Theory Workshops 2017
Co-organizer, Society for Analytical Feminism 2012 Conference, Vanderbilt University, October 2012
Co-organizer, Jus Post Bellum and Transitional Justice Workshop, Vanderbilt University, August 2011
Service to the Profession
Steering Committee, Political Epistemology Network, 2018 – current
Program Committee: Association for Computing Machinery, Conference on Fairness, Accountability and Transparency (Spring 2023, Spring 2025); Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and the Association for Computing Machinery, Conference on AI, Ethics, & Society (Summer 2025)
Co-Chair, New York Society for Women in Philosophy, 2016 – 2017
Reviewer: AAAI/ACM Conference on AI Ethics and Society; ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency; American Political Science Review; British Journal of Political Science; Cambridge University Press; Canadian Journal of Philosophy; Canadian Philosophical Association Annual Conference; Democracy and Security; Episteme; Erkenntis; Ergo; Ethical Theory and Moral Practice; Ethics & Information Technology; European Journal of Political Theory; Hastings Center Report; Hypatia; Journal of the American Philosophical Association; Journal of Moral Philosophy; Journal of Political Philosophy; Journal of Politics; Journal of Social Philosophy; Journal of Value Inquiry; Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal; New Media and Society; Oxford University Press; Philosophers’ Imprint; Philosophical Studies; Philosophy & Technology; Political Epistemology Network: Group Sessions at the APA; Politics, Philosophy, & Economics; PSC-CUNY Grants—Philosophy Referee; Res Philosophica; Routledge; Social Epistemology; Social Philosophy Today; The Information Society
Service to the University
Co-Chair, Cross-College Committee on AI Curriculum Development, Baruch College, September 2024 – May 2025
AI Fellow, Building Bridges of Knowledge, CUNY Innovative Teaching Academy, The City University of New York, May 2024 – April 2025
Committee Member, Strategic Plan Implementation Committee on Faculty Success and Weissman Identity, Weissman College of Arts and Science, Baruch College, September 2024 – current
Committee Member, Safra Visiting Faculty Fellowship, Baruch College, March 2025 – current
Moderator, AI and the Future of Work Panel, Baruch College, March 2025
Committee Member, Curriculum Development for New Degree Programs in Artificial Intelligence, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, October 2023 – May 2024
Committee Member, Strategic Planning Committee, Weissman College of Arts and Science, Baruch College, Aug. 2023 – May 2024
Weissman School of Arts and Sciences Representative, Briloff Prize Committee, Baruch College, Feb. – Mar. 2024
Philosophy Reviewer, PSC-CUNY Research Grants, Cycle 55, City University of New York, Jan. – Apr. 2024
Philosophy Faculty Representative, Weissman College of Arts and Science Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Alliance, Baruch College, Jan. 2021 – current
Speaker: AI Ethics, University Faculty Senate Conference on Shared Governance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, CUNY Faculty Senate, November 2023
Founder and Organizer, Baruch College Faculty Writing Group, Fall 2022 – current
Committee Member, Honors Admissions Committee, Baruch College Honors Program, Jan 2023 – February 2024
Committee Member, General Faculty Committee on Social Affairs, Baruch College, Fall 2022 – current
Participant, Baruch College Appreciative Inquiry Strategic Planning Summit, Sept 22-23, 2022
Lead Ethicist, Embedded Ethics Initiative, Ethics Lab, Georgetown, 2017 – 2020
Founding Faculty Cohort, Core Pathways Initiative, Georgetown University, Jan 2017 – May 2018
Member, Strategic Planning Team, Georgetown University Technology & Society Initiative, Jan 2017 – Dec 2018
Pedagogy Leader, Vanderbilt Center for Teaching: Teaching Assistant Orientation, 2014
Service to the Department
Curriculum Committee, Department of Philosophy, Baruch College, Jan 2025 – current
Executive Committee, Department of Philosophy, Baruch College, Jan 2021 – Aug 2025
Search Committee Member, Nonwestern Philosophy (tenure-track), Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
Search Committee Member, Environmental Philosophy (tenure-track), Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
Search Committee Member, Lecturer in Philosophy, Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
Planning Committee, Digital Ethics Speaker Series, Georgetown University, 2017 – 2018s
Designer, Why Study Philosophy Brochure, Fordham University, 2016
Certified Member, LGBT and Ally Network of Support, Fordham University, 2016
Graduate Representative, Committee on Teaching, Vanderbilt University, 2014 – 2015
Founder and Coordinator, Peer Teaching Mentorship Program, Vanderbilt, 2010 – 2015
President, Philosophy Graduate Student Association, Vanderbilt University, 2010 – 2012
Graduate Faculty Representative, Vanderbilt University, 2009 – 2010