Associate Professor of Philosophy and Psychology

Philosophy: Ethics, moral psychology, and existential philosophy, often focusing on the blurred lines between right and wrong — a topic that resonates uncomfortably with his own actions.

Psychology: Cognitive biases, manipulation, and human behavior, with an unsettling emphasis on power dynamics and control.

Teaches controversial seminars on "Ethics and Decision-Making" and "The Psychology of Persuasion," often drawing criticism from colleagues who question the appropriateness of his subject matter given his past.

Recent Reviews: Marked as “satisfactory but under observation.” Colleagues note his enthusiasm for teaching but express concern about his lack of boundaries with students.

Student Feedback: Mixed. Some praise his engaging lectures and passion for the subject, while others report feeling uncomfortable with his overly familiar demeanor.

Incident File: Contains documented allegations of inappropriate relationships with students, prompting a formal investigation. Though the evidence was deemed insufficient for termination, the fallout led to severe restrictions on his interactions with students.

Current Restrictions: Prohibited from hosting private office hours or unsupervised meetings with students. Required to have a faculty observer present during any off-campus events involving students.