Guide to Graduate Programs in Philosophy
[Pages:267]Guide to Graduate Programs
in Philosophy
2012 Edition
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All data collected by the American Philosophical Association. The data in this publication have been provided by the departments and programs listed; in the cases where no response was received to repeated requests for information, the most recent data provided, if any, have been printed in this edition. The APA cannot guarantee the accuracy of this report; because all information has been self-reported, there may be errors or inconsistencies in these data. Readers should therefore examine the available data closely to ensure that any comparisons are made in a fair and reasonable manner. Errors or inconsistencies should be brought to the attention of the American Philosophical Association by email to gradguide@. For clarification, correction, updating, or supplementation of the information provided, contact the department(s) in question.
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The American Philosophical Association is pleased to present the 2012 edition of the Guide to Graduate Programs in Philosophy, which contains information about Ph.D., M.A., and equivalent degree programs in the United States. The purpose of this volume is to provide prospective philosophy graduate students and others with basic information about the opportunities in North America for professional training in philosophy. While this volume is a useful starting point for prospective graduate students, a comprehensive inquiry should also include consultation with advisors and people directly involved with programs of interest.
The origins of the Guide to Graduate Programs in Philosophy lie in the initiative of the APA committee on the status and future of the profession under the chairmanship of Richard Schacht. His involvement with the 1992 edition created a standard for the "grad guide," as it has come to be known, that has made it an important resource for the profession. The grad guide was previously published every other year in even years, with the last publication in 2002. But thanks to the leadership and initiative of Ed Casey, this important publication has been resurrected and revitalized. We anticipate that it will now be an online-only publication updated annually, with the APA soliciting the latest data from degree programs in each spring or summer for publication in fall.
The information gathered for this publication includes basic information on each program as well as demographic data on its faculty and students, placement records, and information on teaching and fellowship opportunities within the program. Data on doctoral and terminal master's programs are presented separately, when separate data was provided. When a department offers both doctoral and terminal master's degree programs but did not provide distinct data for the two, all data is listed under the doctoral program. In addition to providing a data summary for each individual program, this publication also includes a table listing demographic data reported by all programs for quick comparison. Please also note that neither the APA nor this guide rank philosophy programs. Programs are listed in alphabetical order and the data is presented as provided, without commentary or analysis.
Note that not all programs submitted data, and some programs submitted 2011 data but not 2012 data. The date of the data provided is listed for each program, and a list of programs that did not provide any data can be found at the end of this publication. If you wish to submit corrected, updated, or initial data for your program before the next annual update to this guide, please send an email to gradguide@. Please direct questions about individual program data to that specific program's administrators.
The APA wishes to thank those who took the time to provide information about graduate programs for the benefit of the philosophical community. We also offer our sincerest thanks to Ed Casey, Andr?s Colapinto, Oli Stephano, Brian Irwin, Leslie Francis, David Schrader, and others who worked tirelessly to solicit and compile data to revive the Guide to Graduate Programs in Philosophy after it had languished for several years.
Please direct general questions, comments, and suggestions for the 2013 edition of the Guide to Graduate Programs in Philosophy to gradguide@.
Doctoral Degree Programs in Philosophy
Baylor University
baylor.edu
Data last collected: 2011
Strengths
No information provided
Other Info
Faculty Publications: Four books, three with Oxford University Press. Nearly thirty essays in referred journals and another thirty essays in other scholarly and popular venues. Graduate students published 10 refereed essays in respected philosophy journals.
Faculty Tenure or Tenure Track 14
African American Asian or Asian American
American Indian Hispanic/Latino Other Non-Caucasian
Female Visiting
Placement Data
Students
Students
25
African American
Asian or Asian American American Indian
Hispanic/Latino
Other Non-Caucasian
Female 4
Teaching Fellowships 16
Other Fellowships
2
Students teaching their 10 own classes
Completion (in years)
Ph.D. Awarded 2011-2012:
Average Time to Ph.D. 2011-2012:
Ph.D. Awarded 2010-2011
5
Average Time to Ph.D. 2010-2011 5
Ph.D. Awarded 2009-2010
5
Average Time to Ph.D. 2009-2010 5
Ph.D. Awarded 2008-2009
11
Average Time to Ph.D. 2008-2009 6 Ph.D. Awarded 2007-2008
Average Time to Ph.D. 2007-2008
Year
Placement
Xavier University
Job Type (TT=Tenure Track; PT=Part Time; 1Y=1 Year) 1Y
Mount St. Mary's University
TT
Georgetown College
TT
Berry College
1Y
Biola University
1Y
Shawnee State University
TT
University of Oklahoma
1Y
Hunting University
TT
Boston University
Strengths
No information provided
Other Info
No information provided
Data last collected: 2012
Faculty
Tenure or Tenure Track 14
African American 0
Asian or Asian American 1
American Indian 0
Hispanic/Latino 0
Other Non-Caucasian 0
Female 3
Visiting
3
Placement Data
Students
Students
41
African American 0
Asian or Asian American 3 American Indian 0
Hispanic/Latino 2
Other Non-Caucasian 2
Female 11
Teaching Fellowships 18
Other Fellowships
23
Students teaching their 3 own classes
Completion (in years)
Ph.D. Awarded 2011-2012:
8
Average Time to Ph.D. 2011-2012: 6
Ph.D. Awarded 2010-2011
5
Average Time to Ph.D. 2010-2011 7
Ph.D. Awarded 2009-2010
6
Average Time to Ph.D. 2009-2010 7
Ph.D. Awarded 2008-2009
5
Average Time to Ph.D. 2008-2009 6
Ph.D. Awarded 2007-2008
6
Average Time to Ph.D. 2007-2008 7
Year 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2010 2010 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2008 2008
2008
Placement
Job Type (TT=Tenure Track; PT=Part Time; 1Y=1 Year)
University of Antwerp
Post-doc fellowship
Linkoping Universtiy
Post-doc fellowship
University of Toronto
Post-doc fellowship
Tufts University
Lecturer
Tel-Aviv University
Adjunct Lecturer
Clemson University
TT
Suffolk University
Assistant Lecturer
Brigham Young University
Adjunct Assistant Professor
University of Scranton
TT
Denison University
PT
Tulane University
PT
University of Texas at El Paso
TT
Bridgewater State University
PT
Tufts University
PT
Concordia University
1Y
Binghamtom University
TT
University of North Carolina at Chapel 1Y renewable Hill
Boston University
PT
Boston University
2008
Auburn University
TT
2007
Bridgewater State University
TT
2007
Stonehill College
TT
2007
Vassar College
TT
2007
Xavier University
TT
2007
University of Ghent
PT
2007
York University
TT
2007
St. John's College
1Y
2007
Florida International University
TT
2007
Xavier University
TT
2007
Wilfred Laurier University
PT
2007
Brooklyn College
TT
2007
Marquette University
TT
2006
Harvard University
PT
2006
Boston College
PT
2006
University of Tennessee
PT
2006
Boston College
1Y
2006
Boston University
PT
Bowling Green State University-Main Campus
Data last collected: 2012
Strengths
Moral and Political Philosophy, Applied Ethics
Other Info
The Graduate Program in philosophy train students in applied philosophy, providing its graduate students with a strong theoretical base from which to pursue the range of issues that comprise applied ethics and public policy. The graduate programs combine areas of applied philosophy (e.g., medical ethics, public policy, philosophy of law, environmental or business ethics) with training in the appropriate historical, methodological and theoretical approaches to traditional areas in philosophy (e.g., moral and political philosophy, epistemology, metaphysics and logic).
Faculty
Tenure or Tenure Track 9
African American 0
Asian or Asian American 0
American Indian 0
Hispanic/Latino 0
Other Non-Caucasian 0
Female 1
Visiting
1
Placement Data
Students
Students
30
African American 0
Asian or Asian American 1 American Indian 0
Hispanic/Latino 0
Other Non-Caucasian 1
Female 10
Teaching Fellowships 27
Other Fellowships
1
Students teaching their 12 own classes
Completion (in years)
Ph.D. Awarded 2011-2012:
4
Average Time to Ph.D. 2011-2012: 7
Ph.D. Awarded 2010-2011
1
Average Time to Ph.D. 2010-2011 7-8
Ph.D. Awarded 2009-2010
4
Average Time to Ph.D. 2009-2010 7-8
Ph.D. Awarded 2008-2009
4
Average Time to Ph.D. 2008-2009 7-8
Ph.D. Awarded 2007-2008
1
Average Time to Ph.D. 2007-2008 7-8
Year 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2010
Placement Virginia Tech Georgetown Univ BGSU Univ of Toronto Biomedical ethics Univ of Vienna LCC Int Univ United Way International Univ NYC/Law Office Kansas State Univ United Nation rep Greigo Insu AAHRPP Howard Univ
Job Type (TT=Tenure Track; PT=Part Time; 1Y=1 Year) Adj V.Prof V.Instr 2 yr Adj Prof Post doc Post Doc 2Y 2Y Non-academic Asst Prof non acad V.Instr 2 yr Non-academic non acad Non-academic Assoc prof/
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