Austin Andrews

Teaching experience

As primary instructor:

• Philosophy of Mind (Summer 2021, UC Berkeley)

• Philosophy and Cognitive Science (Spring 2021, Rhodes College)

• Introduction to Philosophy (Fall 2020, CU Boulder)

• Seminar: Topics in Western/Analytic Philosophy of Perception (Fall 2019, Washington University)

• Reading Class: Where is the Mind? (Fall 2019, Washington University)

• Philosophy of Mind (Spring 2019, Washington University)

• Philosophy of Mind (Fall 2018, Washington University)

• Introduction to Philosophy (Spring 2014, Patten University at San Quentin)

• Nature of Mind (Summer 2013, 2015, UC Berkeley)

As graduate student instructor (equivalent to teaching assistant) at UC Berkeley:

• Descartes (Summer 2017, Crockett)

• Modern Philosophy (Spring 2016, Ginsborg)

• Philosophy of Mind (Spring 2013, Searle)

• Political Philosophy (Fall 2012, Munoz-Dardé)

• Individual Morality and Social Justice (Summer 2012, Scharding; Summer 2016, Murray)

• Philosophy of Perception (Fall 2011, Martin; Fall 2015, Martin)

• Ancient Philosophy (Summer 2011, de Harven; Fall 2014, Corcilius)

• Philosophical Methods (Spring 2011, Yalcin)

• Nature of Mind (Fall 2010, Lee; Spring 2012, Lee; Fall 2013, Campbell; Spring 2017, Campbell)

As teaching assistant at Patten University at San Quentin:

• Introduction to Philosophy (Fall 2016, Jonker, Kaplan)

Teaching evaluations

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Sample Syllabi and teaching materials

Sample syllabi:

• Upper division philosophy and history of cognitive science course

• Upper division philosophy of mind course

• Upper division/graduate philosophy of perception course

• Upper division course on the location of the mind

Sample course materials:

• Handout on how to write a philosophy paper

• Handout on arguments

• Handout from philosophy of mind course

• Handout from philosophy of perception course