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For the second year in a row, the department is offering a special study abroad opportunity: PHIL 3390/5050: What is the Life Worth Living? Ancient Ethics in Athens, which goes to Greece for eleven days in the summer semester (May 9–19; apply by February 1). The bulk of the course takes place in Athens and the dreamlike...
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It's back by popular demand! In Spring 2020, we are offering PHIL 3140/5050: Existentialism in Paris, which goes to Paris for eight days over spring break (Feb. 28 to Mar. 8). The application deadline is November 1, 2019.
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Dr. Gordon Hull is co-PI on a recently awarded NSF grant related to public policy and technology. Much of the public policy U.S. citizens encounter every day regarding their health, welfare, education, jobs, and security are state and local level policies, with little coordination of or sharing of information on their societal impacts. Dr. Hull is providing the ethics component of a $1,...
