Relevant Coursework

Areas of Study

Major: Philosophy

Minor: Classics

Classes

Philosophy:

PHI 4911- Undergraduate Research in Philosophy: Phil Concept Evidence in Law (University of Florida)

PHI 4930- Seminar in Applied Epistemology (University of Florida)

PHH 4141- Seminar in Hellenistic Philosophy (University of Florida)

PHI 3300- Theory of Knowledge: Epistemology (University of Florida)

PHM 3202- Political Philosophy (University of Florida)

PHH 3400- Modern Philosophy (University of Florida)

PHI 3130- Symbolic Logic (University of Florida)

PHI 109- Honors Intro to Philosophy (Syracuse University)

PHI 192- Intro to Moral Theory (Syracuse University)

PHIL 1120- Asian Philosophy (UMSL)

Classics:

CLA 3160- Ancient Egypt (University of Florida)

CLT 3371- Graeco-Roman Religions (University of Florida)

CLT 3370- Graeco-Roman Myths (University of Florida)

LATN 1020- reading Latin II (St. Louis University)

LATN 1010- Reading Latin I (St. Louis University)

GK 2010- Intermediate Greek Lang and Lit (St. Louis University)

GK 1010- Reading Greek I (St. Louis University)

Sciences and Mathematics:

STA 2023- Introduction to Statistics I

EVR 2001- Intro Into Environmental Science (University of Florida)

ANS 2002- Meat Science (University of Florida)

FOS 2001- Man's Food (University of Florida)

CAS 100- Pandemics: Global and Mental Health (Syracuse University)

EAR 105 - Earth Science (Syracuse University)

CHE 113- Forensic Science (Syracuse University)

IST 195- Information Technologies (Syracuse University)

History/ Political Theory:

ENC 3465- Writing in the Law (University of Florida)

ISS 3444- Major Figures in Philosophy Politics, Economics, and Law: Machiavelli (University of Florida)

EUS 3220- Secret Police Under Communism (University of Florida)

PSC 121- American Natural government and Politics (Syracuse University)

PST 101- Honors Intro to Analysis: Public Policy (Syracuse University)

PSC 124- International Relations (Syracuse University)

Hist 1001- American civilization to 1865 (UMSL)

HIST 1110- Origins of the Modern World to 1500 (St. Louis University)

HIST 1120- Origins of the Modern World 1500 to Present (St. Louis University)

HIST 1600- History of the United States of America to 1865 (St. Louis University)

HIST 1610- History of the United States Since 1865 (St. Louis University)

ENGL 1500- The Process of Composition (St. Louis University)

ENGL 1900- Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research (St. Louis University)

Distinctions and Awards