Adjunct Teaching - Philosophy - PHIL 110, 201, 202, 205, 215 (Evening Classes & SL Center)

• Teach PHIL 110 (Intro to Phil), 201 & 202 (History of Phil), 205 (Intro to Logic/Critical Thinking), and 215 (Intro to Religion).

• Prepare and publish course syllabus on Learning Suite, BYU's course management.

• Hold regular office hours.

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