Current (2010) research focuses on the epistemology of testimony, epistemic politics, virtue epistemology, feminist epistemology, standpoint epistemology. She has published articles that intersect those interests, and others on epistemic contextualism, relativism, and skepticism. Primary teaching areas include epistemology, gender, modern western philosophy, elementary formal logic, with occasional forays into philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, animal ethics, environmental philosophy. (email: ndaukas@guilford.edu)