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Philosophy and ethics professor; disability inclusion advocate

Profile Summary

PhD focused on philosophy of literature at the University of Miami (2022). Currently a professor of philosophy and ethics at Blinn College. Working on building a consultancy business in higher education transition for disabled students (completing Rice University's College Access Counseling certificate). Knowledgeable in philosophy generally, art and aesthetics specifically, digital accessibility, and disability policy.

Subject Matter Expertise

• ★ Aesthetics
• ★ Higher Education
• ★ Disability Studies
• ☆ Cognitive Science
• ☆ Visual Perception
• ☆ Education Policy
• ☆ Social Ethics
• ☆ Philosophy of Mind
• ☆ Analytic Philosophy
• ☆ Phenomenology
• ☆ Epistemology
• ☆ Metaphysics
• ☆ English Literature
• ☆ Publishing
• ☆ Fiction
• ☆ Children's Literature
• ☆ Novels
• ☆ Science Fiction
• ☆ Visual Arts
• ☆ Rhetoric
• ☆ Sensory Studies
• ☆ Education Reform
• ☆ Humanities Education
• ☆ Liberal Arts Education
• ☆ Adult Education
• ☆ Educational Methods & Theories
• ☆ Inclusive Education
• ☆ Victorian Literature
• ☆ Fantasy Literature
• ☆ Textual Criticism
• ☆ British Literature
• ☆ Literature Search
• ☆ Technical & Scientific Writing
• ☆ Journal Selection
• ☆ Manuscript & Journal Article Writing
• ☆ Textbook Content Writing
• ☆ Literature Review
• ☆ Traditional/Narrative Literature Review
• ☆ Course Content Writing
• ☆ Disability Law
• ☆ Discrimination Law
• ☆ Education Law

Services

• Writing
• Research

Writing Technical Writing

Research Meta-Research, Fact Checking, Systematic Literature Review

Work Experience

Instructor of Philosophy

Blinn College

August 2024 - Present

Education

PhD in Philosophy

University of Miami

August 2017 - July 2022

MA in Philosophy

Western Michigan University

September 2015 - April 2017

BA in Philosophy

University of Minnesota - Morris

August 2010 - May 2015

Certifications

• none

  n/a

  January 2026 - Present

Publications

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Kari Hanson-Park (2023). Literary Works and the Metaphysics of Influence . AM Journal of Art and Media Studies.

Kari Hanson-Park (2023). Reading Roxane Gay’s ‘Requiem for a Glass Heart’ from a Disability Perspective . Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts.