Teaching

Dr. Reynolds’ teaching at Georgetown University spans the College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate School, School of Medicine and Medical Center, and School of Nursing. Here is a sample of their courses:

  • Intro to Ethics
  • Phenomenology of Embodiment
  • Quality and Equity of Care for Disabled Patients (a course for 2nd-year med students)
  • Bioethics and Disability (based on this reader)
  • The Problem of Evidence
  • Disability Health Disparities (a module designed for a range of UME, GME, and CME education in the school of medicine and medical center)
  • The Paradox of Pain (a medical humanities course w/ cross listings in PHIL and DBST)
  • Topics in Philosophy of Disability (a graduate course in the philosophy department that shifts foci, including State of the Field; Postgenomics; Human Rights; Debility & Colonialism; et al.)
  • Disability’s Challenge to Public Health (based on this reader)
  • Knowing Queerly/Queer Epistemology