Kristyn Sessions
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The Infeasibility of Rest (and Liberation)
One of the things that I enjoy most about teaching is that even identical material can generate unique conversations because the collection of students in class is always different. Yet, I have noticed that across the dozens of ethics courses… Continue reading
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On Villains and Heroes
In late September, I was chatting with a work colleague and our conversation meandered to the topic of children and television. Though strict about time limits for screens, I am fairly permissive when it comes to the viewing choices of my elementary… Continue reading
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Christian Privilege: A 3-part reflection
A thorn in the flesh1 Reflecting its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, the Roman Catholic university at which I teach requires students to answer diversity and inclusion questions as part of course evaluations every semester. In general, students in… Continue reading
