I am just as passionate about teaching as I am about writing and take immense pride when I get it right!
My teaching interests span ethics, legal and political philosophy, and the philosophy of AI.
In Fall 2024, I taught Intro to Legal Philosophy at UCLA Law School.
In Fall 2025, I taught a seminar at UCLA Law on the nature of legal precedents and what contributions, if any, precedents make to the content of law.
In Winter 2026, I taught an undergraduate introductory course in the Philosophy of Law at the philosophy department at UCLA on the theme of statistical reasoning in law.
During my PhD at UC Berkeley, I served as a graduate assistant instructor (GSI) in seven philosophy courses and two legal studies courses. I also taught legal writing at the law school and taught many guitar courses at the music department.