Philosophy | Will Fleisher

Teaching Experience

At Georgetown, I teach courses on the ethics and epistemology of AI and contemporary computing technologies. I teach for both the Philosophy Department and the Technology, Ethics, and Society program.

At Rutgers and Virginia Tech I taught courses in epistemology, logic and formal reasoning, and I worked as a TA for introductory ethics and applied ethics. At Wash U., I taught courses in cognitive science, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of language. I can also teach courses on philosophy of science, decision theory, and ethics.

As Instructor

PHIL 2102: Ethical Challenges of Artificial Intelligence (Georgetown University, Fall 2024 and Spring 2026)
PHIL 3115: AI and Epistemology (Georgetown University, Fall 2024).
PHIL 8117: Epistemology of AI and the Internet (Georgetown University, Fall 2023)
PHIL 117: Introduction to Technology, Ethics, and Society (Georgetown University, Fall 2022 and Spring 2023)
PHIL 4061: Topics in Philosophy of Language (Washington University in St. Louis, Fall 2019)
PNP/Phil 315: Philosophy of Mind (Washington University in St. Louis, Fall 2019)
PNP/Phil 496: Seminar on Representation (Washington University in St. Louis, Spring 2019)
PNP 200: Introduction to Cognitive Science (Washington University in St. Louis, Fall 2018)
PHIL 109: Formal Reasoning and Decision (Rutgers, Summer 2018)
PHIL 109: Formal Reasoning and Decision (Rutgers, Fall 2017)
PHIL 220: Theory of Knowledge (Rutgers, Spring 2017)
PHIL 109: Formal Reasoning and Decision (Rutgers, Fall 2016)
PHIL 201: Introduction to Symbolic Logic (Rutgers, Summer 2012)
PHIL 1504: Logic, Reasoning, and Persuasion (Virginia Tech, Summer 2011)

Advising and Mentoring Experience

Philipp Kremers, Dissertation, Reader
William Perrin, Dissertation, Reader
YF Xu, Dissertation, Reader
Peter Baron, MA Thesis, Reader
Jamie Shin, BA Honors Thesis, Supervisor
Rutgers Summer Institute for Diversity in Philosophy (Summers 2014—2018)
Rutgers Philosophy Undergraduate Mentoring Program (2014—2016)