Teaching
At Queen’s I am currently teaching the module Leading for Change which combines topics in Org Behavior and Change Management.
During over 14-year experience at previous institutions I taught such topics as:
– in the field of management:
- Power and Politics in Organisations,
- Business Process Management,
- Negotiation;
– in the field of philosophy (inter alia):
Mandatory Lectures:
- Metaethics (for Ethics students),
- Practical Philosophy (for Ethics students),
- Pragmatism (for Philosophy and Social Communication students),
- History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy (for Ethics students),
Electives:
- Kotarbiński’s Action Theory,
- Intention,
- Contemporary Analytical Metaethics;
Variety of seminars (mandatory and electives):
- Collective Intentionality,
- Rorty’s Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature,
- Praxiology ,
- Value Theory ,
- Rhetorics and Eristics,
- Self-governance,
- Ethics,
- Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason,
- Ancient Greek language for Philosophers,
- Ethics and Culture of Public Policy,
- Social Philosophy;
Supervision & Mentorship
My teaching also encompasses supervision of student’s work at all levels (BA, MA, and PhD). So far, I have promoted one 1 PhD student (cum laude). I also engage in mentoring graduate and postgraduate students (both formally and informally).
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