Some syllabi:
Stanford: Institutions and Practical Reason (Graduate seminar, co-taught with Michael Bratman).
Stanford: Ethical Foundations of Socialism (Graduate Seminar)
Stanford: Care and Justice (Upper-Level Undergraduate Seminar)
Stanford: Advanced Introduction to Ethical Theory
Sample: Technology Ethics (Mid-Level Undergraduate)
Sample: Health Care Ethics (Mid-Level Undergraduate)
UNC Chapel Hill: Ethics and Economics (Upper-Level Undergraduate)
UNC Chapel Hill: Gateway Introduction to Politics, Philosophy, & Economics (Intro Undergraduate Level; co-taught with Richard Salsman)
UNC Chapel Hill: Capstone Seminar in Politics, Philosophy, & Economics: Capitalism and Virtue
Duke / UNC Chapel Hill: Gateway Introduction to Politics, Philosophy, & Economics (Intro. Undergraduate Level; co-taught with Geoff Brennan)
UNC Chapel Hill: Capstone Seminar in Politics, Philosophy, & Economics (Senior Undergraduate Seminar; co-taught with Geoff Brennan)
UNC Chapel Hill: Social Ethics and Political Thought: Equality (Introductory Undergraduate Level)
New York University: Introduction to Ethics and Political Philosophy (Introductory Undergraduate Level)
New York University: Topics in Ethics and Political Philosophy: Equality (Upper-Level Undergraduate Level)
Center for Bioethics, NYU: Justice in Healthcare (Masters Level; co-taught with Jack Woods)
Reading and Writing Advice:
Jim Pryor on reading and writing philosophy
Angela Mendelovici's Example Essay
George Orwell's Politics and the English Language
Miscellaneous:
CORE Econ (open access online economics textbook)
G.A. Cohen, Why Not Socialism (penultimate draft)
Argument Mapping Resources
The Illusions Index
PPE: An Institutional View
Guidelines for respectful, constructive, and inclusive philosophical discussion
Sally Haslanger's Gender Equity, Online Resources
Short videos introducing metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of religion, moral philosophy, and political philosophy
A user's guide to philosophy without rankings (for applications to graduate school)
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