Shaun Miller

I'm a hard-working professional who has worked at various universities and colleges to ensure that students are well updated in the field of humanities and philosophy.

I have taught several courses during my seventeen years of teaching. Among them are theories of human nature, intro to ethics, contemporary moral problems, ancient philosophy, 19th and 20th century philosophy, feminism, environmental ethics, bioethics, scientific reasoning, global justice, world religions, and the philosophy of sex and love. To foster a sense of autonomy and engagement amongst my students, I adopt a teaching practice that allows them to actively participate in the selection of topics and issues to be explored in the class, while ensuring that the necessary course requirements are met.

Shaun Miller has taught at a variety of universities and colleges, including Iona University, Boston University, University of Utah, Salt Lake Community College, University of King’s College, Dalhousie University, and Marquette University. Courses taught include Matters of Life and Death, Philosophy of Sex and Gender, Ancient Philosophy, Medical Ethics, Intellectual Traditions of the Modern World, Introduction to Philosophy, Introduction to Humanities, Philosophy of Technology, Environmental Ethics, Understanding Scientific Reasoning, Philosophy of Sex and Love, Justice in Global Perspective, Philosophical Issues of Feminism, Business Ethics, Rebellious Sexualities, Theory of Ethics, Philosophy of Human Nature, and Contemporary Ethical Problems.

I have graduated from Marquette University in 2019 with a PhD in philosophy.