Others Who Use Projects Inspired by EngagedPhilosophy.com
Marilea Bramer is an Associate Professor of Philosophy, Minnesota State University Moorhead. Her areas of interest are ethics, Kantian moral theory, feminist philosophy, social and political philosophy, and business ethics.
Yi Deng, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Georgia, has taught and will continue to teach courses that combine ethics and civic engagement projects. Yi also used CE projects at the Minneapolis Community and Technical College and Hamline University. Her specializations are social and political philosophy, ethics, especially Kantian moral and political philosophy, Chinese philosophy, and global justice. She received the Fostering Engagement Award in 2014 and the Best Practices in Service-Learning Award in 2018 from the University of North Georgia.
Her blog displays her students’ work: https://blog.ung.edu/ydeng/
Monica Erling is an Instructor of Sociology at Hennepin Technical College. She can be reached at merling@hennepintech.edu
Benjamin Hole is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Pacific University, teaching Ethics, Environmental Ethics, and Bioethics. His research applies virtue ethics to the complex and unpredictable ways the world is changing, especially in the domains of human enhancement and climate change.
Ashlie Meredith is the Graduate Student and Lead GTA at the San Francisco State University Philosophy Department. She can be reached at ashliem@mail.sfsu.edu
Leslie C. Miller is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colorado. He is currently assigning CE projects in his ethics courses. Miller specializes in Philosophical Practice and Continental Philosophy, with an emphasis on Heidegger and Phenomenology.
Will Mittendorft was inspired by EngagedPhilosophy. More information about his projects is on his web site.
Nathan Nobis, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Morehouse College, developed an assignment to encourage students to engage the community on moral issues using logical and argumentative tools. Nobis also blogs on socially engaged topics on his web site.
Colin Patrick, received his PhD in philosophy from University of Chicago in 2012. He has taught philosophy at several colleges in the Portland area since 2008, including Pacific University, where he was visiting assistant professor in 2011-12. He has assigned civic engagement projects in multiple classes.
Kathleen Waller, teaches International Baccalaureate classes at Renaissance College in Hong Kong. She was inspired by EngagedPhilosophy to assign CE projects to her classes.
Chad Wiener, formerly a Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Pacific University, taught a course that combined ethics and civic engagement. Wiener specializes in Ancient Greek philosophy, especially Plato and Aristotle. Wiener will be using the same projects at Old Dominion University, where he teaches now.