Overview Teaching Experience

Courses I Designed Myself

Hasselt University

  • 2022-2026  Introductie tot de Politieke, Sociale and Media Filosofie (BA)
    • Introduction to the history of philosophy and critical theory
    • Practical seminar in which students apply the philosophical and critical theory to socially relevant “grand challenges.” In response students write a critical paper or create their own art work, artist statement. The class will culminate in a public art & poster exhibit
  • 2025 – ongoing   Ethische aspecten van de Informatica (BA)
    • Introduction to philosophy of technology and applied ethics, applied for computer science students (topics: AI, social media, fake news, apps, etc.)
  • 2025 – ongoing   Sociale en Maatschappelijke aspecten van de Informatica (BA)
    • Advanced course on philosophy of technology and applied ethics, applied for computer science students (topics: bias in technology, AI, social media, intimacy tech, robots for the elderly)
  • 2024 – ongoing   Ingenieur en Maatschappij 1B (BA) + Ingenieur en Maatschappij 2B (BA)
    • Introduction to philosophy of technology and applied ethics, applied for industrial engineering students course
    • Organise 3 guest lectures by philosophers and/or engineers on current societal issues in technology and engineering (e.g., AI and ethics)

KU Leuven

  • Fall 2024  Gender, Literature and Theory (MA)
    • Introduction to gender theory with a focus on psychoanalysis and feminist continental philosophy as well as queer theory responses to Freud’s theory of sexuality and femininity  (e.g., de Beauvoir, Irigaray, Kristeva, Rubin, Bersani, Berlant, Butler etc…)
  • Fall 2024  Ingenieur en Maatschappij (BA)
    • Introduction to philosophy course, with a focus on (applied) ethics, philosophy of technology: (e,g, Kant, Heidegger, Ethics of Care, Foucault, Deleuze and Guattari, Aristotle)

Emory University

  • Fall 2019 Love-Sex-Desire, The Subversive Power of Art.
    • Interdisciplinary and intermodal class in which students read critical theory in tandem with radical art. In response they created their own art work, artist statement and public art exhibit.
    • Awarded with the Emory Mellon Humanities PhD Interventions Project Public Scholarship Teaching Fellowship & Center for Faculty Development and Excellence Teaching Grant.
    • Course evaluation: 8.9/9

Teaching Assistent

  • Spring 2016 Introduction to Studies in Sexuality Teaching Assistant for Prof. Dr. Deboleena Roy
  • Fall 2015 Gender Trouble Teaching Assistant for Prof. Dr. Lynn Huffer