PHIL 4335 – Biomedical Ethics (3 cr.)
TTh 2pm-3:15pm | Dr. Valentine
A second section of INCG 2010 / PHIL 2010 - Introduction to Cognitive Science (3 cr.)
TTh 3:30pm-4:45pm | Dr. Capone
TTh 5pm-6:15pm | Dr. Capone
MCC theme: Cognition, Memory & IntelligencePHIL 1001-102 –
Foundations in Philosophy
Fundamentos en Filosofía (3 cr.)
TTh 2pm-3:15pm | Dr. Rivera Berruz
Prerequisites: Spanish proficiency or completion of SPAN 3001 or placement into SPAN 3005
To register: Email name (and MUID, if available) to the Director of Undergraduate Studies
Questions? Email Dr. Stephanie Rivera Berruz
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Every Day an Election DayFor abstract and more details, go to our Events and Reading Groups page.
Congratulations to Dr. Desiree Valentine, who has been awarded a prestigious American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) fellowship to work on her project, "Reproductive Reparations: Justice and the Afterlives of Slavery." For more details, see the ACLS announcement here.
Congratulations to Dr. Claire Lockard, who has accepted a tenure-track position at Lewis University (Romeoville, IL) starting Fall 25. She'll be missed!
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View our new 25-26 Philosophy program brochures:
Recently featured on the Wisconsin Humanities podcast, Human Powered: Philosophy's own Theresa Tobin and the Education Preparedness Program (EPP)! Listen to it here! And visit the EPP website for more information about this impactful program, including upcoming opportunities to apply for a blended course yourself!
Dr. Ericka Tucker recently published an article Limiting the Political Imagination: Spinoza’s Prohibition of Novelty in the Political Treatise. She will be giving a symposium talk at the North American Spinoza Society Meeting at University of South Carolina in May of 2025. The talk is titled “Epistemic Democracy and Spinoza’s Political Epistemology.”
Dr. Ericka Tucker has also been accepted the Center of Canon Expansion and Change 2025 summer program for college teachers of Early Modern Philosophy. The CCEC 2025 summer program this summer June 1-7, 2025, at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities.
For information on Spring 2025 Department Reading Groups, go to the Events and Reading Groups page.
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