"Culture is a privilege. Education is a privilege. And we do not want it to be so. All young people should be equal before culture."
~Antonio Gramsci~
Courses Taught
Individual & Society
PHL106
Global Moral Issues
PHL114
Philosophy of Race
PHL115
Africana Philosophy
PHL256
Performing Resistance: French Caribbean Theatre and Philosophical Traditions
"Integrated & Experiential Learning" course PHL/FRN281
The Mystery and Wonder of Being Human
"First Year Seminar"
Philosophy of Music in Society
"First Year Seminar"
19th & 20th c. Philosophy: Community, Solidarity, and Flourishing
"Senior Seminar" PHL456
Ethics
PHL111
Introduction to Africana Studies
AFS101
Political Philosophy
PHL239
Caribbean Philosophy
PHL254
Philosophy of Health
PHL284
Philosophy of the Arts
PHL236
Music and Political Consciousness
"Senior Seminar" PHL454
Introduction to Creative Writing/’Legacy of the Storyteller’
"Honors Course" UHON121
Supervision of student research
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Anti-Colonial Exchange: the Interplay of Nonviolent & Violent Resistance (Rittenhousesmith)
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Childhood Perception of Socio-Economic Status (Jha)
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It’s the Economy, Stupid: Why a Neoliberal Education System Undermines American Democracy, and How it Can be Fixed (Klinger)
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Music and Political Consciousness (Addy)
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Border-Crossing: Gloria Anzaldúa’s Metaphysics and Theories of Selfhood (Maldonado)
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The Neoliberal Death: Why Neoliberalism Is Killing American Democracy and How It Can Be Fixed (Klinger)
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“Out of all the courses I have taken, this is my favorite class. Even though I personally don’t like to share my opinions or take a stand to argue against anyone, the class is set-up more for open discussion than debate. I don’t feel afraid to contribute to the discussion and voice my opinion because Tiffany makes the environment safe and comfortable for all sorts of differing viewpoints. I really like how we review the study guide questions on each topic by discussing them in a circle rather than just sitting through a PowerPoint presentation. Being able to participate really helps me learn.”
— Name, Title
Student Testimonials