EDUCATION
Rebeka received a Master’s degree in philosophy from San Francisco State University in 2012 specializing in traditional, religious, and virtue epistemology. Currently, Rebeka's areas of interest lie in eastern philosophy, feminist epistemology, epistemic injustice, feminist philosophy of religion, and the intersections between feminist philosophy and philosophy of race.
CAREER
From 2013-2015, Rebeka taught part-time at Green River College, Oregon Institute of Technology, South Seattle College, Highline College, and South Puget Sound Community College. Rebeka was hired full-time at Green River College in 2015, receiving tenure in …
EDUCATION
Rebeka received a Master’s degree in philosophy from San Francisco State University in 2012 specializing in traditional, religious, and virtue epistemology. Currently, Rebeka's areas of interest lie in eastern philosophy, feminist epistemology, epistemic injustice, feminist philosophy of religion, and the intersections between feminist philosophy and philosophy of race.
CAREER
From 2013-2015, Rebeka taught part-time at Green River College, Oregon Institute of Technology, South Seattle College, Highline College, and South Puget Sound Community College. Rebeka was hired full-time at Green River College in 2015, receiving tenure in 2018. The Pacific Northwest is where Rebeka continues to work towards increasing the public presence and interdisciplinary relevance of philosophy.
