As a colleague, I offer someone with a wide range of philosophical interests and, hence, someone who can offer constructive feedback on array of topics.  I offer someone who is open to collaboration and open to constructive feedback.  I offer someone who is polite, respectful, and earnest in performing well.  I offer someone who is self-motivated, someone who teaches himself new technologies, and someone who is happy to teach his colleagues these technologies; for instance, I taught myself how to make lecture videos and host them on YouTube, and, in order to make this website, I taught myself how to host a website and create one.

As a scholar, I, again, offer someone with a wide range of philosophical interests.  I offer someone with an ever-expanding research program.  And I offer someone who believes that philosophers should communicate (at least some of) their work in a manner accessible to the general public.

As a teacher, I offer someone who tailors his courses to teach students skills that are not only necessary for practicing good philosophy, but are useful in their professional and personal lives.  I offer someone dedicated to mentoring students, respecting students, and being a valuable resource to help them grow.  I offer someone who is dedicated to communicating the importance of philosophy and attracting new philosophy students.