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Jason Gardner wins Ben Floyd-Clapman Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Nate Adams wins Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence for 2013-2014

Schechter wins National Humanities Center Fellowship!

Congratulation to David Winchell, our newest PhD!
David successfully defended his dissertaion, "Paradigmatic Self-Deception"
Congratulations to Katie Shanker!
She received 2nd place in the Humanities Category at the 20th Annual GSS Graduate Research Symposium.
Congratulations to Mark Povich!

His paper "Mechanisms and Model-based fMRI" was accepted for publication by Philosophy of Science and will appear in February.
Congratulations to the 2015 Helen Stenner Memorial Prize Competition Winners!

The winner of this year’s undergraduate competition is Patrick Lopatto for his essay "Chance and Mathematical Knowledge: A Reply to Paseau."
Congratulations to Mike Dacey and Lauren Olin!

Congratulations Dr. Nate Adams!

Nate successfully defended his dissertation, "Evidential Modern Political Authority."
Congratulations to John Heil on becoming the inaugural editor!

John Heil has agreed to be the inaugural editor of the Journal of the American Philosophical Association.
Congratulations Kit!

2015 Berger Memorial Prize:

Congratulations to undergraduate major Kevin Dorst!

We are delighted to welcome to the department Anya Plutynski, who joins as an Associate Professor, and Marta Halina, a new PNP postdoc.
Charlie Kurth has received a Faculty Fellowship at the Center for the Humanities at Wash U for the Spring of 2014.

John Doris has been awarded a fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, where he will be in residence for Spring term, 2014.
Julia Driver has accepted an invitation to become a Co-Editor of Nous.

Symposium: Finding Humanity in Advanced Dementia
Kevin Dorst has won this year's undergraduate competition for the Helen Stenner Memorial Essay Prize for his paper "Consequentialization and the Structure of Morality."
Stenner Essay Contest Winners
Lauren Olin is the winner of this year's Helen Stenner Memorial Essay Prize for her paper "Burge on Perception and Sensation." 
Congratulations to Carl Craver on his promotion to Full Professor!

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