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Syllabus Showcase, Introduction to Ethics, Laura M. Bernhardt

Introductory ethics courses are the bread and butter of university general education offerings in philosophy, typically taken by non-majors navigating basic graduation requirements and/or...

Why Location Matters When Choosing A Graduate School

When deciding where to go to graduate school, it is common to think of a state’s politics as tangential. You may take issue with...

Undergraduate Philosophy Club: Utah State University

On a sunny Tuesday autumn afternoon, the Utah State Philosophy Club meets on the grassy quad next to Old Main right at the base of the...
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A (Re)Discovery and Validation of the Importance of Female Philosophers

One of the most formative courses of my graduate career has been taking a graduate seminar on moral psychology and philosophy, taught by Mike...
Teaching and Learning Video Series

Irony and Analogy: Uncovering Implicit Biases – Wanda Sykes on the Opioid Health Crisis

In the following, comedian Wanda Sykes wonders why African Americans have suffered much less, if at all, from the current opioid health crisis. Ironically,...

Dissertating Like a Distance Runner: Ten Tips for Finishing Your PhD

The above photo is of Sir Mo Farah running past Buckingham Palace into the home stretch of the London Marathon. I took the photo...
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Syllabus Showcase: Ignorance, Distraction, and Confusion, Georgi Gardiner

We started the semester in ignorance, we ended with confusion, and there was lots of distraction along the way. That was the overarching structure...

Undergraduate Philosophy Club: College of Southern Nevada

The College of Southern Nevada’s philosophy club has been active since 2016. Professor John Min served as the faculty advisor during the first year,...
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Starting Where They Are at: Teaching Intro to Philosophy to Today’s Students

I was going to spend my career teaching the history of philosophy. I was off to a good start when I landed a tenure...
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The Free Syllabus System: A New Course Paradigm for Theory-Based Philosophy Classes

Since the dawn of time undergraduates have used "fluff" to addend their work in the classroom. Students bemoan the busy work that comes with...