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Department of Philosophy

Placement

We are first and foremost dedicated to providing you with the highest quality education in philosophy that we can. We encourage you to think very carefully about what you hope and plan to do after finishing a successful degree with us, and we will work hard, with you, to help you make it happen. Here are where some of our most recent graduates have found employment. The Wayback Machine has an archived page of our older placements here. 

Year Name Dissertation Position
 2022 Marco Forgione

"History and Philosophy of Feynman's Electrodynamics: from the Absorber Theory of Radiation to Feynman Diagrams"

postdoc at the University of Milan in the research group “Proteus: Paradoxes and Metaphors of Time in Early Universe(s)"
2022 Elizabeth Stewart

"Alexa, Should I Trust You? A Theory of Trustworthiness for Artificial Intelligence"

Assistant Professor - SUNY Oswego. Moved to: Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Canterbury, NZ (TT equivalent)

2021 Nicholas Danne

"Mathematical Realism from Reflectance Physicalism"

 Senior Electrical Engineer
2021 Justin Price

"Models in Scientific Inquiry"

Ontologist: BORO Solutions
2019 Cristin Chall

Non-Empirical Modeling and Theorizing: Scientific Progress in Particle Physics

Operations Research Analyst, Strategic Wargaming Division, Center for Army Analysis
2019 Rosa Fuller

On the Criticism of Hegelian Necessity

 
2019 Jennifer Gray

Henry of Ghent on 'Persona': Summa, Article 53, Question 1

Freelance consultant & grant writer
2019 Jeremy Weissman

Privacy, Transparency and Liberty in an Age of Publicity

Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Nova Southeastern University
2019 Brittany Gentry

Time: A Measure of Change

Assistant Professor - Utah State University
2019 Chia-Hua Lin

Tool Migration: A Framework to Study the Cross-Disciplinary Use of Mathematical Constructs in Science

Tenure-Track; Fairfield University, CT
2019 Hyun  Jeong Kang

Integrity and its Relationship to Morality

post-doc, Philosophy Department, Chonnam National University
2019 Tiffany Beaver

Responsibility and Obligation in the Face of Modern Day Slavery: The Demands on Global Citizens to Fight for Justice for Slaves

Middle and Upper School Librarian, Hammond School
2018 Michael Glawson

Philosophy and Cleanliness: An Exploration of the Unexpected Connections between Our Most Mundane Practices and our Most Cherished Values

Instructor, Georgia State University
2018 Frank Martin

Marsilio Ficino's Neo-Platonist Concepts of Power as Represented in Selected Paintings by Sandro Botticelli: A Study in Representation, Iconography, Iconology, and Reasoning

Instructor, UofSC, Salkehatchie
2018 Gerad Gentry

The Imagination in Reason: Reframing the Systematic Core of Idealism in Kant and Hegel

Assistant Professor, Lewis University, Chicago
2018 Laura Cupples

Epistemological Issues in Quality of Life Measurement and Their Implications

post-doc, University of Washington
2018 Adam Omelianchuk

What Makes Killing for Organs Wrong: A Defense of the 'Dead-Donor' Rule

post-doc, Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics 

2018

Brandon Boesch

Scientific Representation and Human Action

Assistant Professor, Morningside College, Iowa

2016

Nathan Sasser

Hume's Practical Conciliation of Science and Skepticism

Assistant Professor, Humanities Department Head, Greenville Technical College

2016

Michelle Panchuk

Divine Ideas for Metaphysical Realism

Assistant Professor, Murray State University

2016

 John Bauer

The Virtue of Truthfulness and the Military Profession: Reconciling Honesty with the Requirement to Deceive during War

Assistant Professor, Regent University

 2015

Rich Holmes

Situationism and the Promise of Virtue Ethics

Pastor, Northridge Presbyterian Church, North Canton, OH

2014

Daniel Kruidenier

A Critique of Charles Peirce's Account of the Necessary Conditions for the Possibility of Experience

Instructor, Midlands Technical College

2014

Caleb Colley

John Pecham on Life and Mind

Pulpit Minister and Adjunct Lecturer in Bible and Philosophy, Lakeside Church of Christ and Freed-Hardeman University

2014

Michael Spicher

Political Perfectionism and Aesthetic Experience

Writer, Director, and Lecturer; lecturer, Aesthetics Research Lab, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and Boston Architectural College

2013

Argiri Aggelopoulou

Aristotle's Theory of Emotions

not seeking employment

2013

Patrick Brissey

Descartes' `World': An Interpretation of the `Discourse on Method'

Full Time Instructor, University of South Carolina

2013

Gordon Purves

The Productive Roles of Falsehoods in Science

Associate Professor, Sacred Heart University

2011 

Mia Wood

A Standpoint for Critique: The Metaphorical Status of Critique in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason

Professor of Philosophy, Pierce College

2010

Yeuncheol Jeong

Bohmian Quantum Mechanics with Quantum Trajectory

Assistant Professor, Sejong University

 2009

Katherine Robinson

The Moral Significance of Environmental Aesthetics and its Importance for Environmental Decision Making and Policy Setting

Instructor, Department of Philosophy and School of the Environment, University of South Carolina

 2009

Preston McKever-Floyd

On Becoming Divine: A Study of the "Divine/Self" in Grace Jantzen

Assistant Professor, Coastal Carolina University

 

2009

Christian Hipp

Trust in Medicine: Reconfiguring the Traditional Medical Fiduciary

Assistant Professor, Newberry College

2008

Liz Stillwaggon Swan

Mind and Body?What's the Problem? A Systems Approach to Life-Mind Continuity

Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Mercyhurst University

2007

Rodrigo Moro

Linda is Back: Controversies Around the Conjunction Fallacy in the Psychology of Reasoning

Assistant Professor, Universidad Nacional del Sur, Bahía Blanca, Argentina

 

 

 


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