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Past dissertations and placement of graduates
Graduates of the doctoral program have written dissertations on a wide variety of topics. Almost all students who have received the Ph.D. in recent years have found employment teaching philosophy in a wide variety of settings. Some are working at a major research institution such as New York University or University of Colorado. Many are teaching at liberal arts and community colleges such as Albion College, Alma College, Mount St. Mary College, Seton Hall, Taylor University, and Washtenaw Community College.
Doctorates Awarded
2007-08
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Respecting Autonomy in Cases of Ambivalence Regarding End of Life Decisions
Baylor College of Medicine
Center for Medical Ethics and Health Policy
Houston, Texas
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track -
Physicalism and Qualitative Facts: A Critique of Frank Jackson
Belmont University
Department of Philosophy
Nashville, Tennesee
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track
2006-07
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Advancing an Ethics of Evidence: A Critical Appraisal of Evidence Based Medicine and Feminist Theories of Evidence
University of Guelph
Department of Philosophy
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track -
Identity, Illness and the Normativity of Stories
Binghamton University (SUNY)
Department of Philosophy
Binghamton, New York
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track
2005-06
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Towards a New Radical Feminist Vision: Navigating the Passage From Oppression to Freedom
Washington College 2005
Department of Philosophy
Chestertown, Maryland
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track -
The Limits of 'Autonomy' for Feminist Theory
Central Michigan University 2006
Department of Philosophy & Religion
Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Visiting Assistant Professor -
Towards a Pragmatic Theory of Medical Explanations of Disease
Vassar College and Marist College 2005
New York, NY
Adjunct Associate Professor -
Virtuous Particularism
York College of Pennsylvania 2006
Dept. of English & Humanities
York, Pennsylvania
Assistant Professor, Tenure Track -
Are Medical Theories Objective?
2004-05
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Jaded: Institutional Oppression and Moral Damage in Healthcare
Creighton University Medical Center
Center for Health Policy and Ethics
Omaha, Nebraska
Assistant Professor
