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Syllabus Showcase: Introduction to Philosophy, Samuel A. Taylor

I’ve been teaching Introduction to Philosophy at Tuskegee University for approximately five years. The course helps fulfill a general education requirement and, while we...
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Effective Online Teaching

The underpinning of education is that teachers help students. Whether we are called teachers, instructors, faculty, professors, or facilitators, this is the essence of...

Undergraduate Philosophy Club: The University of North Carolina

UNC’s Philosophy Club emerged a few years ago in conjunction with the dissolution of our Phi Sigma Tau honors society chapter. It was founded...
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Syllabus Showcase: Ethics of Data Science

The summer before my arrival at Purdue, I was asked to teach a version of Intermediate Ethics of Data Science, having never done it...
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New Series Editor: Philosophical Reflections From an Intelligence Analyst

When I was recently invited to volunteer as a Series Editor for the American Philosophical Association, I didn’t question whether I have the proper...
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Diversifying the Philosophy Syllabus

If you are like me and received your philosophical training at the tail end of the twentieth century, there are probably significant gaps in...
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How to Teach How to Write: Empowering Students to Take Ownership of the English...

I love the craft of writing and I love teaching the craft of writing. But for the past few years, my love has grown...
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Syllabus Showcase: Philosophy of Science (Without Mentioning Logical Positivism, Popper, or Kuhn), Joel Katzav

Standard philosophy of science courses tells us that philosophy of science emerged in the US as a result of the arrival of the Logical...
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Taking Teaching More Seriously

In a generous review of my recent book Professors as Teachers, Martin Benjamin supports most of its major contentions, yet he finds outdated my...

Undergraduate Philosophy Club: Fordham University

The Fordham Philosophers’ Society, commonly known on campus as “PhilSoc,” began as a typical, yet uneventful undergraduate philosophy club. The association, originally founded in...