ALICE MACLACHLAN

CURRICULUM VITAE
(Updated: November 2016)
Dept. of Philosophy, York University amacla@yorku.ca
4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 www.alicemaclachlan.com

AOS: Theoretical Ethics; Feminist Philosophy; Social and Political Philosophy.

AOC: History of Ethics; Applied Ethics; Philosophy of Law; Early 20th c Continental Philosophy

EMPLOYMENT:
2012- Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, LA&PS, York University (Canada).
2007-2012 Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, LA&PS, York University (Canada).

EDUCATION:
Ph.D. (Philosophy) Boston University, 2008. Dissertation: The Nature and Limits of Forgiveness.
M.A. (Philosophy) Queen’s University, 2002. Thesis: Forgiveness and Paradox.
B.A. Hon. (Philosophy), M.A. (Cantab) Cambridge University, 2000, 2004.

GRANTS, HONOURS, AND AWARDS:

York LA&PS Support for Scholarly Journals Grant, 2015.
York University Senior Fellowship, Massey College, 2013-2014.
Social Science & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Standard Research Grant, 2011.
President’s University Wide Teaching Award for Full-Time Faculty, York University, 2011.
Nominee, Ian Greene Award for Teaching Excellence, LA&PS, York University, 2010.
York University SSHRC Conference Travel Grant 2008, 2011; SSHRC Small Grant, 2014.
York University Merit Award, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 (awards discontinued after 2012).
H.B. Earhart Graduate Fellowship, Earhart Foundation, 2006-7.
Junior Research Fellowship, Institute for Human Sciences, Vienna, 2006.
Dissertation Fellowship, Boston University, 2005.
Outstanding Teaching Fellow Award, College of Arts and Sciences, Boston University, 2005.
SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship, 2004-6.
Presidential Fellowship, Boston University, 2002-5.
Graduate Fellowship, Queen’s University, 2001-2.
Canadian Cambridge Scholarship, Cambridge University, 1997-2000.

PUBLICATIONS:
EDITED BOOKS
Justice, Responsibility, and Reconciliation in the Wake of Conflict. Ed. A. MacLachlan & C. A. Speight.
Springer, 2013.

JOURNAL ARTICLES
“Fiduciary Duties and the Ethics of Public Apology.” Journal of Applied Philosophy (2016).
DOI: 10.1111/japp.12214.
“Political Reconciliation and Political Health,” Criminal Law and Philosophy 10 (2016): pp. 143-152.
“‘Trust Me, I’m Sorry’: The Paradox of Public Apology.” The Monist 98:4 (Fall 2015) 441-56.
“Collective Roles, Responsibilities, and Relating,” Dialogue 52:1 (2014) 1-10.
"Gender and the Public Apology.” Transitional Justice Review 1:2 (2013) 126-47.
“Closet Doors and Stage-Lights: On the Goods of Out.” Social Theory & Practice 38:2 (2012) 302-32.
“Unreasonable Resentments.” Journal of Social Philosophy 41:4 (2010) 422-441.
“Seeing Sympathy: Remarks on Sympathizing with the Enemy.” Review of International Affairs
61:1138-1139 (2010) 178-189.
“The State of ‘Sorry:’ Official Apologies & their Absence.” Journal of Human Rights 9:3 (2010) 373-85.
“Getting it: on Jokes and Art,” with Steven Burns, Journal of the Cdn Society of Aesthetics, 10 (2004).
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CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
“In Defense of Third Party Forgiveness,” forthcoming, The Moral Psychology of Forgiveness. Ed. K.
Norlock (Rowman and Littlefield), 2017.
“‘Hello, My Name is Inigo Montoya:’ Revenge as Moral Address,” forthcoming, Reasonable Responses.
Ed. C. Hundleby (Windsor Studies in Argumentation), 2016.
“Beyond the Ideal Political Apology,” The Uses and Abuses of Political Apology. Ed. M. Mihai and M.
Thaler, pp. 13-31. Palgrave MacMillan 2014.
“Government Apologies to Indigenous Peoples,” Justice, Responsibility, and Reconciliation in
the Wake of Conflict. Ed. A. MacLachlan and C. A. Speight, pp. 183-204. Springer, 2013.
“Complicating Out: The Case of Queer Femmes,” with Susanne Sreedhar, Passing/Out: Sexual
Identity Veiled and Revealed. Ed. D. Cooley and K. Harrison, pp. 43-74. Ashgate, 2012.
“The Philosophical Controversy over Political Forgiveness,” Public Forgiveness in Post-Conflict
Contexts. Ed. B.A.M. van Stokkom et al., pp.37-64. Intersentia, 2012.
“Resentment and Moral Judgment in Smith and Butler,” Philosophy of Adam Smith: Essays
Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Theory of Moral Sentiments. Adam Smith
Review 5, Ed. V. Brown & S. Fleischacker, pp. 161-177. Routledge, 2010.
“Practicing Imperfect Forgiveness,” Feminist Ethics and Social and Political Philosophy:
Theorizing the Non-Ideal. Ed. L. Tessman, pp. 185-204. Springer, 2009.
“Moral Powers and Forgivable Evils,” Evil, Political Violence and Forgiveness: Essays in
Honour of Claudia Card. Ed. K. Norlock & A. Veltman, pp. 135-158. Lexington, 2009.
“Forgiveness and Moral Solidarity,” Forgiveness: Probing the Boundaries. Ed. S. Schulman and
D. White, pp. 3-16. Oxford: Inter-Disciplinary Press, 2008.
“Aliases, Alienation and Agency: The Physical Integrity of Sydney Bristow,”
Co-authored with D.P. Finding, Secrets and Spies: Investigating Alias, ed. S. Abbott and S.
Brown, pp. 73-86. Palgrave MacMillan, 2007.

REVIEWS
Review of A Moral Theory of Political Reconciliation, C. Murphy, Transnational Legal Theory 3:1
(2012) 95-100.
Review of Forgiveness, E. Garrard & D. McNaughton, Philosophical Quarterly 62:247 (2012) pp. 435-8.
“Jill Scott’s A Poetics of Forgiveness: A Review,” Review of Canadian Comparative Literature
(September 2011).
“Relating after Wrongdoing: Review of K. Norlock, Forgiveness from a Feminist Perspective and L.
Radzik, Making Amends: Atonement in Law, Morality and Politics,” Hypatia 26:4 (2011) 851-7.
Review of E. M. Dadlez, Mirrors to One Another: Emotion and Value in Jane Austen and David
Hume, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, Feb. 2010. http://ndpr.nd.edu/review.cfm?id=18828

OTHER PUBLICATIONS
“Forgiveness and Mercy,” Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, 2nd ed. Elsevier, 2012. pp. 113-120.
“Drafting Peer Support: The Promise and Perils of an Online Draft Exchange,” APA Newsletter on
Feminism and Philosophy 9:1, Fall 2009.
“The Object of Repair: Commentary on Margaret Urban Walker’s ‘Restorative Justice and
Reparations,’” Symposia on Race, Gender and Philosophy, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2007.
“An Ethic of Plurality: Reconciling Politics and Morality in Hannah Arendt,” History and
Judgment. Vienna: IWM Junior Visiting Fellows Conference Vol. XXI, 2006.
“History and Judgment: Editors’ Introduction,” with I. Torsen, History and Judgment. Vienna:
IWM JVF Conference Vol. XXI, 2006.

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WORKS IN PROGRESS
“Feminist Perspectives on Reproduction and the Family,” invited contribution, MacMillan
Interdisciplinary Handbook: Feminist Philosophy. Ed. C. Hay.
“Forgiveness and Love,” invited contribution, The Routledge Handbook of Love in Philosophy. Ed. A.
Martin.
“Gender and Forgiveness in Crime and Punishment,” with Xavier Scott.
“The Ethics of Incivility.”

PRESS, MEDIA, AND BLOG COVERAGE

“By Ignoring Parental Rights, Ontario puts our daughter’s welfare at risk,” with Amy Campbell-
Noseworthy, Globe and Mail June 2, 2016.
“Radical Civility?” Featured Post for Philosop-her, www.political-philosopher.net, July 10, 2015.
“Free Speech: At What Cost?” Panelist, The Agenda with Steve Paikin on TV Ontario, May 13, 2014.
“Love thy Neighbour,” Interview on Metamorphosis (Episode 6) on CBC Radio One, July 2012.
“Demystifying the Academic Job Search” University Affairs March 28, 2012.
“On Gratitude,” Panelist, The Agenda with Steve Paikin on TV Ontario, October 10, 2011.
“Denouncing Past Wrongs Gives Society a Way Forward” Globe and Mail June 16 2010.
“Correcting Canada’s Narrative” Al Jazeera in English, June 21, 2010.
“Dealing with the Past” Calcutta Telegraph, June 23, 2010.
“Government Inquiries and Apologies,” Guest Interview on Take Five on CIUT FM, June 2010.
“Kids Learn the Classics of Philosophy,” Guest Interview on Go on CBC Radio One, February 2008.
“Vergebung als Kategorie der politischen Aussöhnung,”[Forgiveness as a Category of Political
Reconciliation] Guest Contribution, ORF [Österreichischer Rundfunk] on Science, 2006.

INVITED TALKS AND KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

“Sorry Stories: Apologies as Public Narratives”
Keynote Address, History, Memory, and Justice Conference, Florida Gulf Coast University,
forthcoming March 2017.
“Navigating Dependencies in Collaborative Reproduction”
Keynote Address, University of Alberta Graduate Philosophy Conference, May 2016.
“Civility and Disrepair.”
Invited Speaker, Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) University of Toronto Chapter, March 2015.
“Radical Civility.”
Invited Speaker, St John’s College, Santa Fe New Mexico, February 2015.
“Allies and Asymmetrical Solidarity: Reflections on Jean Harvey.”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, Dalhousie University, August 2014.
“Courtesy is Classy: Civility, Privilege and Repair.”
Invited Speaker, Philosophy Club, St Mary’s College, Maryland, April 2014.
“How (not) to tell Sorry Stories: Philosophical Approaches to Apology”
Graham Kennedy Memorial Lecture, Queen’s University, September 2013.
“Gendering the Public Apology.”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto, November 2012.
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, University of Waterloo, November 2012.
“Can Queer Femmes Come Out?”
Invited Speaker, Department of Women’s Studies, University of Alberta, Nov. 2011.
“Authoritative Norms and Internal Goods: The Normativity of a Moral Practice.”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, University of Connecticut, February 2011.
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, Trent University, January 2011.
“The Uses of Apology.”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, SUNY Binghamton, May 2011.
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, November 2010.

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INVITED TALKS AND KEYNOTE ADDRESSES, CONTD.

“The Philosophical Controversy over Political Forgiveness.”
Invited Pearl Lecturer, Philosophy & Public Affairs, Suffolk University, Boston, March 2010.
Invited Speaker, “Public Forgiveness in Post-Conflict Contexts,” Radboud Uni. (Nijmegen),
March 2010.
“Sexuality, Oppression and Virtue Ethics.”
Keynote Address, Diotima Feminist Graduate Conference, London Ontario, Sept. 2009.
“Accepting Apologies.”
Keynote Address, Acceptance, York University Philosophy Graduate Conference, June 2009.
“The End of a Sad Chapter? Government Apologies to Indigenous Peoples.”
Invited Speaker, Institute for Philosophy and Religion Focal Conference on Reconciliation,
Boston University, March 2009.
“Unreasonable Resentments.”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, Boston University, March 2009.
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, Florida International University, Feb. 2009.
“Resentment, Entitlement, and Injustice.”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, Dalhousie University, December 2008.
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, University of Western Ontario, Nov. 2008.
“If You Wrong Her, Shall I Not Forgive?”
Invited Speaker, Department of Philosophy, Queen’s University, November 2007.

REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

“Civility and Disrepair.”
Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy, Regina Saskatchewan, October 2015.
“What’s Wrong with Bad Allies?”
Feminist Ethics and Social Theory, Clearwater Beach Florida, October 2015.
“Gender, Theory, and Public Apologies.”
Society for Analytic Feminism, Nashville Tennessee, October 2012.
“Gendering the Public Apology”
International Social Philosophy Conference, Boston Massachusetts, July 2012.
“The Uses of Apology.”
International Political Science Association, Sao Paulo Brazil, February 2011.
Atlantic Regional Philosophers Association, Halifax Canada, October 2010.
“What’s Next? Responding to Apologies and Gestures of Forgiveness.”
Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy, Guelph Canada, October 2009.
“Unreasonable Resentments.”
Feminist Ethics and Social Theory, Clearwater Beach USA, September 2009.
“The Good of Out.”
Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love, Urbana-Champaign USA, April 2009.
“Injustice, Entitlement, and Smithian Resentment.”
The Philosophy of Adam Smith, Oxford UK, January 2009.
“The Character of the Closet: Revisiting the Ethics of ‘Out’.”
Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy, Windsor Canada, October 2008.
“Third Party Forgiveness and Political Solidarity.”
Forgiveness: Probing the Boundaries (1st Global Conf.), Salzburg Austria, March 2008.
Feminist Ethics and Social Theory, Clearwater Beach USA, September 2007.
“If You Wrong Her, Shall I Not Revenge?”
Atlantic Canadian Philosophical Association, Halifax Canada, October 2007.
“Risk and Reconciliation: Hannah Arendt and Public Apologies.”
Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy, Peterborough Canada, October 2006.

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REFEREED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS, CONTD.

“Forgiveness, Gender and Self-Respect.”
Society for Women in Philosophy U.K, London UK, April 2006.
“Forgiveness and the Diversity of Women’s Experience.”
Society for Women and Philosophy, Tallahassee Florida, April 2005.
“Forgiveness and Paradox.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Halifax Canada, May 2003.

OTHER SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS

“Partial Spectators: Adam Smith and the Politics of Empathy.”
Society for Analytical Feminism Panel, Hypatia Conference, Villanova, May 2015.
“Reflections on Resistance,” Gregory Kavka/UC Irvine Award Panel (Invited Panelist)
American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, Vancouver, April 2015.
“Fiduciary Relationships and the Ethics of Public Apology”
Invited Workshop Participant, “Fiduciary Relationships”, Western University, November 2014.
“Solidarity and Gratitude: Moral Relations between Privileged and Oppressed.”
Panel Organizer and Panelist, “Oppression, Solidarity, Resistance and Love: A Philosophical
Celebration of Jean Harvey”, Science, Technology and Gender (CSWIP/FEMMSS), Aug. 2014.
“Apologizing for Evil.”
Panelist, “Responding to Evil.” Canadian Philosophical Association, May 2014.
Author Meets Critics: Family-Making: Contemporary Ethical Challenges, ed. F. Baylis and C. McLeod.
Invited Critic, Canadian Philosophical Association, May 2014.
Author Meets Critics: Moral Responsibility in Collective Contexts by T. Isaacs
Panel Organizer and Critic, Canadian Philosophical Association, May 2012.
“Gendering the Public Apology.”
Panelist, Gender and Transitional Justice Conference, University of Western Ontario, Apr. 2012.
“Can Liberals Forgive?”
Panelist, “Social Justice and Human Rights”, Institute for Christian Studies, Apr. 2012.
Presentation, Feminist Philosophy Research Group, University of Western Ontario, Apr. 2012.
Author Meets Critics: A Moral Theory of Political Reconciliation by C. Murphy
Invited Critic, American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, April 2012.
“Hannah Arendt on Protests, Apologies and Public Narratives”
Panelist, “Protests in the 21st Century.” York Research Matters Panel, Feb. 2012.
Author Meets Critics: J. Scott A Poetics of Forgiveness: Cultural Responses to Loss and
Wrongdoing. Invited Critic, Canadian Comp. Literature Association, Fredericton May 2011.
“Open Concept: Forgiveness.”
Technoscience Salon Open Concept Series, University of Toronto, October 2010.
“Giving People What They Want: Dolls, Desire and Danger.”
Panelist, “Vision of the Dolls” International Association of Women in Philosophy, June 2010.
“The Ethicist’s Fables.”
Panelist, “The Limits of Narrative.” Canadian Philosophical Association, Vancouver, June 2008.
“Strategizing Changes in the Culture and Ideology of Philosophy.”
Panelist, Committee on the Status of Women, APA Pacific Division, Pasadena, March 2008.
“Reconciling Politics and Morality in Hannah Arendt.”
Panelist, “Ethics and Politics in a Post-Metaphysical World,” Canadian Philosophical
Association, Toronto, May 2006.
“Practicing Forgiveness: A Feminist Approach.”
Boston Area Workshop on Gender and Philosophy, Cambridge MA, December 2005.
“Forgiveness and Philosophy: How Responsive Can Theory Be?”
Panelist, “Feminism & Philosophy,” N. England Women’s Studies Assoc., April 2004.

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SELECTED COMMENTARIES AND RESPONSES

Commentary, M. Fricker, “Explaining Forgiveness”
U. Mass Boston Workshop, April 2015.
Commentary, D. Butt, “Beyond Reparation”
Wrongs Across Borders Conference, York University, April 2014.
Respondent, S. Parekh, “Beyond the Ethics of Admission.”
Nathanson Centre Legal Philosophy Seminar Series, York University March 2013.
Respondent, N. Eisikovits, “Kill Me Tomorrow: Towards a Theory of Truces”,
Nathanson Centre Legal Philosophy Seminar Series, York University, September 2012.
Respondent, C. Murphy, “Justice in Transitional Contexts,”
Nathanson Centre Legal Philosophy Seminar Series, York University, October 2011.
Commentary, T. Calder “The Components of Evil.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Fredericton Canada, June 2011.
Respondent, C. Card, “Surviving Long-Term Mass Atrocities,”
Nathanson Centre Legal Philosophy Seminar Series, York University, April 2011.
Respondent, R. Rao, “Postcolonial Cosmopolitanism: Making Place for Nationalism,”
Nathanson Centre Legal Philosophy Seminar Series, York University, October 2010.
Commentary, Victor Kumar, “Does the Evidence from Psychopathy Support Internalism?”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Montreal Québec, May 2010.
Commentary, M. Banks, “Distributive Justice and Reparations.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Ottawa Ontario, May 2009.
Commentary, Jeannette Bicknell, “Love, Beauty, and ‘Anne Gregory’.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Ottawa Ontario, May 2009.

TEACHING
Current PhD Supervision:
Imola Ilyes, “Affective Attunement: The Emotional Construction of Moral Norms.” (since 2013)
Stephane Savoie, “Narrative Identity and Wellbeing” (since 2013)
Olivia Schuman, “The Ethical Implications of Non-Anonymous Gamete Donation” (since 2014)
Michael Montess, “The Ethics of PrEP for HIV Prevention in MSM” (since 2016)

Current PhD Supervisory Committee Memberships:

Emily McCullogh, Kinesiology, Title TBD (since 2015)
Andrew Molas, Philosophy, Title TBD (since 2016)

Past PhD Supervisory Committee Memberships:

Matthew Schaeffer, “Thomistic Personalism: Clarifying and Advancing the Project.” (Jan. 2016)
Michelle Ciurria, “Situationism and Moral Responsibility: An Externalist Account.” (June 2014)
Ryan Tonkens, “The Virtues and Vices of Rigging the Natural Lottery.” (July 2012)
Adam Rawlings, “How Reasons Explain Actions.” (June 2011)

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Examination Committee Memberships:

External Examiner, Ph.D., Philosophy, Queen’s University: Christine Esselmont (August 2014).
External Examiner, Ph.D., Philosophy, Dalhousie University: Warren Heiti (August 2014).
External Examiner, Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Toronto: Suzan Poyraz (October 2013).
External Examiner, Ph.D., Philosophy, Western University: Katy Fulford (December 2012).
Internal-External Examiner, M.A., Fine Arts, York University: Morgan Fic (May 2016).
Internal-External Examiner, Ph.D. Sociology, York University: Jesse Carlson (March 2016).
Internal-External Examiner, Ph.D. Psychology, York University: Ruby Sharma (April 2013).
Internal-External Examiner, M.A. Psychology, York University: Elizabeth van Monsjou (July 2013).
Dean’s Representative, Philosophy, York University: Craig Roxborough (2016), Dale Matthew (2012),
Sue Dieleman (2010), Shereen Hassanein (2010), Maria Botero (2010), Serife Tekin (2010), Jamie Pratt
(2007), Shyam Ranganathan (2007).

GRADUATE COURSES
PHIL 5802/3 Core Practical Philosophy, with M. Giudice, 2010, 2014; with R. Myers, 2009, 2015.
PHIL 6150 History of Continental Philosophy: Hannah Arendt, Fall 2010.
PHIL 6190 Topics in Feminist Philosophy: The Politics of Negative Affect, Winter 2015.
PHIL 6200 Theoretical Ethics: Contemporary Virtue Ethics, Fall 2008.
PHIL 6410 Issues in Contemporary Ethical Theory: Love, Winter 2017.
PHIL 6505 Major Problems in Political Philosophy: Transitional Justice, Summer 2012.
PHIL 6800 (Proseminar) Moral Practice Across Species and Societies, with K. Andrews, Fall 2016.
PHIL 6850 Research Seminar, with C. Verheggen, 2015-2016 (full year).
PHIL 6010 Directed Reading Course: Moral Sentimentalism, Summer 2009 (3 students).
PHIL 6010 Directed Reading Course: Contemporary Moral Theory, Winter 2008 (1 student).
PHIL 6010 Directed Reading Course: Family Ethics, 2015-2016 (2 students).
PHIL 6010 Directed Reading Course: Saviour Siblings and Surrogacy, Fall 2016 (1 student).

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
PHIL 1000 Introduction to Philosophy, 2007-8, 2008-9 (full year).
PHIL 2070 Introduction to Ethics, Winter 2011, Fall 2011.
PHIL 2500 Gender, Power, and Oppression: Introduction to Feminist Philosophy, Winter 2012.
PHIL 3020 Ethics, Fall 2014, Winter 2015, Summer 2015, Fall 2015.
PHIL 3195 Punishment and Responsibility, Fall 2009.
PHIL 3510 Feminist Approaches to Ethics and Politics, Winter 2009, 2011, 2012, 2017.
PHIL 4500 Topics in Feminist Philosophy, Fall 2011, 2012.
PHIL 4802 Core Practical Philosophy, with M. Giudice, Fall 2010; with R. Myers, Fall 2009.
PHIL 4900 Philosophy Honours Seminar: Retribution and Reconciliation, 2007-8 (full year).

OTHER TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Panelist, Trigger Warnings Workshop, York University Inclusion Day, January 2016.
Participant, “Supervising Graduate Students @ York,” Teaching Commons Workshop (Sept-Nov 2014).
Graduate Placement Workshops (8-12 meetings per year), co-taught with K. Andrews, 2009, 2010, 2011,
2012, 2015; with H. Jackman, 2014.
Philosophy Dept. Graduate Teaching Development Workshop, “Difficult Conversations”: 2009, 2012.
Boston University Educational Resource Centre, Writing and E.S.L. Tutor, 2002-3.

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SERVICE
ACADEMIC SERVICE TO YORK UNIVERSITY:
Chair, SexGen York; Member of President’s Advisory Council on Human Rights, 2015-2017.
Committee Member, SexGen York, 2007-9; 2014-15.
Chair, LA&PS Petitions Committee, 2011-12; 2015-2016.
Member, LA&PS Petitions Committee, 2008-12, 2014-2016.
Research Release Adjudication Committee, LA&PS, Winter 2015.
Merit Committee, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS), Fall 2012.
Teaching Award Adjudication Sub-Committee, LA&PS, Winter 2012.
Coordinator: Certificate of Practical Ethics, 2009-12; Certificate of Professional Ethics 2010-12.
Board member, York Centre for Practical Ethics, 2008-10, 2011-2014.
Philosophy Representative, Faculty of Arts Council, 2007-8.

ACADEMIC SERVICE TO DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, YORK UNIVERSITY:

Co-Chair of Diversity Committee, 2016-17.
Placement Co-Officer, 2009-12, 2014-16.
Chair of Publicity Committee, 2014-16.
Diversity Committee, 2015-16.
Department Hiring Cttee, AA Rep: 2011, 2016.
Ph.D. Admissions Committee, 2015-16.
Ph.D. Exam Committee, 2014-15.
Scholarships Committee, 2009-10.
Thesis Proposal Committee, 2007-9.
Speaker Series Committee, 2007-11.
Library and Bookstore, 2008-11, 2014-16

ACADEMIC SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION:

Senior Co-Editor & Co-Founder, Feminist Philosophy Quarterly, a peer-reviewed, open access journal.
http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/fpq/
Executive Member, Society for Analytic Feminism, 2015-2017.
Board Member, Canadian Philosophical Association 2013-15.
Equity Committee Member, Canadian Philosophical Association, 2011-13; 2014-16.
Chair, International Committee, Feminist Ethics & Social Theory (FEAST) Steering Committee 2011-3.
Area Coordinator: Social/Political Philosophy, Canadian Philosophical Association, 2012.
President, Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy (C-SWIP), 2011-12.
Vice President, Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy (C-SWIP), 2010-11.
Coordinator, C-SWIP at the Canadian Philosophical Association, 2008-10.
Founder and Moderator, Online Feminist Philosophy Draft Exchange, 2007-12.

Referee: Norton, Oxford University Press, Palgrave MacMillan, Polity Press, Routledge, Temple
University Press, Westview Press;
Dialogue, Ergo, Hypatia, Journal of Global Ethics, Journal of Value Inquiry, Journal of Social
Philosophy, Philosophy and Social Criticism, Philosophical Psychology, Philosophical Studies,
Public Affairs Quarterly, Social Theory and Practice, Social Philosophy Today;
Canadian Philosophical Association, Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy, Society for
Analytic Feminism; Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love.

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OTHER ACTIVITIES
Workshop Coordinator, “The Purpose & Anatomy of Corporate Apologies,” Lilly Canada, January 2014.
Speaker, “Forgiveness in Clinical Contexts”, Ontario Medical Association, October 2013.
Panelist, “Violence, Morality, Narrative and Queerness in Sarah Kane’s Blasted”, Buddies in Bad Times
Theatre, October 2010.
Community Lecture, “Gender, Revenge and David Slade’s ‘Hard Candy’”, TALKIES, hosted by
Basement Arts (www.basementarts.com) Toronto, November 2009.
Colloquium Participant, multiple Liberty Fund Academic Colloquia (2008-2016).

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Canadian Philosophical Association
Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy
North American Society for Social Philosophy
Society for Analytic Feminism
Southwestern Ontario Feminist Philosophy Workshop
Feminist Ethics and Social Theory
Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST