Teaching

In the Fall 2025 term, Cosim Sayid teaches the following at Washington and Lee, in the Law, Justice, and Society Minor and the Washington and Lee School of Law:

LJS 101 Introduction to Law, Justice, and Society

LJS 297 Topics in Law, Justice, and Society: Interpretation in Law

LAW 692 Interpretation in Law

At Princeton, Cosim was head preceptor for the introductory sequence of courses in analytic philosophy -- Logic, Moral Philosophy, Metaphysics and Epistemology. In Spring 2023, he taught Systematic Ethics with Michael Smith. Cosim was head preceptor for Introduction to Logic at Princeton for the Spring 2024 term; Cosim served simultaneously as preceptor in the upper-division course 'Freedom and Responsibility', with Gideon Rosen.

Prior to that, at York College of the City University of New York, Cosim gave instruction in Cultural Diversity, Philosophy, and Political Science. York is a Thurgood Marshall College Fund member-school, where Cosim was also Quantitative Reasoning Fellow in the Department of Math and Computer Science, teaching and tutoring in math. Cosim was also an instructor in the Rutgers-Merck Summer Bioethics Institute at Rutgers-Newark (directed by Jeff Buechner) for college-bound urban youth in northern New Jersey.