Hilary E. Davis is a Sessional Assistant Professor in the Modes of Reasoning Program and the Department of Philosophy where she has been teaching since 1997. She earned a PhD in Education from the University of Toronto, an MA in Philosophy from the University of Toronto, and a BA in Political Philosophy from Wellesley College. Her research interests are in aesthetics, philosophy of education, feminist philosophy, and theories of eLearning and ePedagogy.

Current Courses

Term	Course Number	Section	Title	Type
Winter 2024	AP/MODR1730 6.0	M	Reasoning About Social Issues	BLEN
Winter 2024	AP/PHIL1100 3.0	M	The Meaning of Life	LECT
Fall/Winter 2023	AP/MODR1730 6.0	A	Reasoning About Social Issues	ONLN

Hilary E. Davis is a Sessional Assistant Professor in the Modes of Reasoning Program and the Department of Philosophy where she has been teaching since 1997. She earned a PhD in Education from the University of Toronto, an MA in Philosophy from the University of Toronto, and a BA in Political Philosophy from Wellesley College. Her research interests are in aesthetics, philosophy of education, feminist philosophy, and theories of eLearning and ePedagogy.

Degrees

BA /Political Philosophy, Wellesley College
MA/Philosophy, University of Toronto
PhD/Education (Philosophy of Education), OISE/University of Toronto

Current Courses

Term	Course Number	Section	Title	Type
Winter 2024	AP/MODR1730 6.0	M	Reasoning About Social Issues	BLEN
Winter 2024	AP/PHIL1100 3.0	M	The Meaning of Life	LECT
Fall/Winter 2023	AP/MODR1730 6.0	A	Reasoning About Social Issues	ONLN