I am an Instructor in the Department of Leadership and Organizations at Dalhousie University, with a cross-appointment in the College of Sustainability. I am also a Special Lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the University of Waterloo.
I am fascinated by all things climate, environment, and sustainability. I have two writing projects focused on developing an empirically-informed analysis of problems that arise at the convergence of climate change and population stabilization/decrease. Both are downstream from a SSHRC-funded workshop entitled No Man is an Island:” Territorial rights, climate change, and the case of environmentally displaced people. I have also written on intergenerational justice in the context of climate change, as well as freedom of expression and deplatforming on social media in the context of climate change denial (and other empirical controversies, e.g., anti-vaccination).
For the coming year, I am teaching courses in business ethics.
I have taught courses on a wide range of subjects, with significant experience teaching as part of UWaterloo’s Arts First program. To develop as a teacher, I completed a CTE-funded project studying Contemplative Pedagogy as an alternative approach to teaching.
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