Bring only a pen and paper. In this class students build off each other's ideas in a series of writing based games meant to stimulate the imagination and improve writing skills in a fun, enjoyable way.

Bring only a pen and paper. In this class students build off each other's ideas in a series of writing based games meant to stimulate the imagination and improve writing skills in a fun, enjoyable way.

A series of rapid fire writing exercises designed to be fun and stretch the creative muscles. This class will help students generate ideas quickly and overcome the fears of putting pen to paper. Class participation is preferred, but not required (some pieces are just too personal to share). If you have any questions feel free to email me at zachary.fishman@yale.edu

A series of rapid fire writing exercises designed to be fun and stretch the creative muscles. This class will help students generate ideas quickly and overcome the fears of putting pen to paper. Class participation is preferred, but not required (some pieces are just too personal to share). If you have any questions feel free to email me at zachary.fishman@yale.edu

A brief overview of topics including ethics, belief, identity, free will and determinism, and more. We will discuss a number of thought experiments in order to clarify and poke holes in our arguments. All levels welcome. For questions email zachary.fishman@yale.edu

An open ended, introductory course meant to expose students to a sampling of topics in philosophy including ethics and popular thought experiments. Lessons will include a brief introduction of the material followed by a classroom discussion, allowing students to formulate arguments and assess those of their classmates. If you have any questions email me at zachary.fishman@yale.edu.

An open ended, introductory course meant to expose students to a sampling of topics in philosophy including ethics and popular thought experiments. Lessons will include a brief introduction of the material followed by a classroom discussion, allowing students to formulate arguments and assess those of their classmates. If you have any questions email me at zachary.fishman@yale.edu. [3-week class]

An open ended, introductory course meant to expose students to a sampling of topics in philosophy including ethics and popular thought experiments. Lessons will include a brief introduction of the material followed by a classroom discussion, allowing students to formulate arguments and assess those of their classmates. If you have any questions email me at zachary.fishman@yale.edu. [4-week class]