Research Supervision

While research supervision is uncommon for part-time lecturers, I have been invited to mentor and supervise students in the following capacities:

1. Spring 2026: Philosophy independent study for Cosmo Luizza’s research on AI Ethics.
2. Fall 2025: Philosophy supervisor for Cosmo Luizza to serve as a Teaching Assistant for the course, AI & Society.
3. Fall 2022: Religious Studies independent study for Lilian Myers’ research on Religion & Health.
4. Spring 2022: Honors College independent study for Ayoub Said’s thesis, American Muslim Life: Law & Society.
5. Spring 2022: Honors College supervisor for Teaching Assistants for the course Happiness: Ayoub Saidi, Ashley Smigocki, Kinjal Mody, Ajay Shah.

In addition, I have supervised the following cohorts of student researchers at the AI Ethics Lab. Students participating in the AI Ethics Lab represent more than 15 academic disciplines across STEM, the humanities, the social sciences, business, and the health sciences, reflecting the Lab’s interdisciplinary reach across Rutgers–Camden.

Fall 2024 Cohort

1. Aarianna Aughtry (Computer Science and Digital Studies), Research Assistant
2. Elikemuel Rodriguez (English major and minors in Digital Studies and Political Science), Research Assistant

Spring 2025 Cohort

1. Aarianna Aughtry (majors in Computer Science and Digital Studies), Research Assistant
2. Laiba Mehmood (Political Science), Research Assistant
3. Aadith Muthukumar (Applied and Computational Mathematics), Research Assistant
4. Amisha Rastogi (Biological Science major, Chemistry minor), Research Assistant
5. Elikemuel Rodriguez (English major and minors in Digital Studies and Political Science), Research Assistant

Fall 2025 Cohort

1. Amisha Rastogi (Biological Science major, Chemistry minor), Research Assistant and Honors College Contributing Author
2. Cosmo Luizza (Digital Studies and English & Communications), Teaching Assistant
3. Alexis A. Andricola (Health Sciences major and Biology minor), Honors College Contributing Author
4. Wandys M. Aquino (Computer Science major, Cybersecurity certificate, minoring in Spanish), Honors College Contributing Author
5. Aysha Fnu (Biological Science major, Chemistry minor), Honors College Contributing Author
6. Ishinpreet Kaur (Biological Science major and a Chemistry minor), Honors College Contributing Author
7. Adriana L. Kirwin (Psychological Sciences with double minors in Education and Gender Studies), Honors College Contributing Author
8. Sophia E. LaPorta (Chemistry major and Mathematics minor), Honors College Contributing Author
9. Faith E. Mitchell (Management major, Music minor), Honors College Contributing Author
10. Leyna N. Nguyen (Biological Science major and a Chemistry minor), Honors College Contributing Author
11. Abby M. Santiago (majors in Accounting and Business Management), Honors College Contributing Author
12. Sandra S. Tawadrous (Biology major and Health Science minor), Honors College Contributing Author

Spring 2026 Cohort

Researchers & Public Presenters

1. Amisha Rastogi (Biological Science major, Chemistry minor), Research Assistant on the AI & Human Rights Index, Declarations of Interdependence, Honors College Contributing Author, and Presenter
2. Cosmo Luizza (Digital Studies and English & Communications), Research Assistant, Moral Imagination, and Presenter
3. Jason Entrekin (majors in Philosophy and Psychology), Research Assistant on the AI & Human Rights Index and Declarations of Interdependence, and Presenter
4. Akshay Wadhavkar (Computer Science and Bonner Civic Scholar), Research Assistant on the AI & Human Rights Index,  Declarations of Interdependence, and Presenter
5. Ishinpreet Kaur (Biological Science major and a Chemistry minor), Honors College Contributing Author and Presenter
6. Sophia E. LaPorta (Chemistry major and Mathematics minor), Honors College Contributing Author and Presenter
7. Abby M. Santiago (majors in Accounting and Business Management), Honors College Contributing Author and Presenter

Contributors

1. Alexis A. Andricola (Health Sciences major and Biology minor), Honors College Contributing Author
2. Wandys M. Aquino (Computer Science major, Cybersecurity certificate, minoring in Spanish), Honors College Contributing Author
3. Aysha Fnu (Biological Science major, Chemistry minor), Honors College Contributing Author
4. Adriana L. Kirwin (Psychological Sciences with double minors in Education and Gender Studies), Honors College Contributing Author
5. Faith E. Mitchell (Management major, Music minor), Honors College Contributing Author
6. Leyna N. Nguyen (Biological Science major and a Chemistry minor), Honors College Contributing Author
7. Sandra S. Tawadrous (Biology major and Health Science minor), Honors College Contributing Author

These research collaborations have resulted in undergraduate students publishing ten articles in the AI & Human Rights Index. In February 2026, six students presented their research on AI and human rights at the Envision conference held at Princeton University.