Service
Professional Service
Co-Organizer, Rutgers Annual Mesthene Lecture, 2020, 2021
Conference Program Commissioner, North American Taiwan Studies Association (NATSA), 2017-2018
Co-Organizer, Rutgers Annual Climate Lecture, 2017, 2018
Co-Organizer, 9th and 10th Annual Texas Tech Graduate Conference, 2015, 2016
Referee, 9th and 10th Annual Texas Tech Graduate Conference, 2014, 2015
Chair, Student Committee, Association of Scientific Association of Consciousness, 2014-2015
Member, Student Committee, Association of Scientific Association of Consciousness, 2012-2014
Department Service
Chair, Departmental Colloquium Committee, Rutgers University, 2020-present
Mentor, Undergraduate Philosophy Mentoring Program, Rutgers University, 2019-present
Member, Departmental Colloquium Committee, Rutgers University, 2018-2020
Member, Rutgers Minorities and Philosophies (MAP) Chapter/Climate Committee, Rutgers University, 2016-2018
Chief Editor, Departmental Newsletter, Rutgers University, 2016-2017
President, Philosophy Graduate Student Association, Texas Tech University, 2015-2016
Vice President, Philosophy Graduate Student Association, Texas Tech University, 2014-2015
Public Engagement
Public Piece: “Non-violent Repression as a Form of Repression” (in Taiwanese Mandarin), Stand News Philosophy, Aug 2019
Public Piece: “Understanding the Feasibility of a Non-violent Movement Against Dictatorship in Hong Kong”, Stand News Philosophy (in Taiwanese Mandarin), New Bloom (in Taiwanese Mandarin and with English translation), Jul 2019
Public talk: “What is AI and Why Should We Care? – Philosophical Reflections on Artificial Intelligence,” Café Philo, New York, USA, May 2017
Reading group open to the public on Social-political Philosophy, Café Philo, New York, USA, 2017
Public talk: “Can Science Answer the Hard Problem of Consciousness?” Philosophy Café, Lubbock, USA, Mar 2016
Ting-An Lin 