Archived Student News

• Graduate Student Dario Vaccaro was Interviewed for the Philosopher's Nest Podcast
• Fifth Annual PGSA@UT Graduate Conference Features Stephen Gardiner, Diverse Graduate Presenters for Discussion of Ethics in Uncertain Times
• Pizza and Philosophy: Interest Event for Potential Majors and Minors
• Collaborative research from graduate student Jacob Smith and assistant professor Georgi Gardiner featured in the University of Cardiff's "Open for Debate"
• 2021 Philosophy Commencement and Awards Ceremony
• Fourth Annual Graduate Conference Brings Heather Douglas, Diverse Graduate and Post-doctoral Presenters to UT for Conversation on the Relationship between Science and Ethics
• Graduate student Jacob Smith and assistant professor Georgi Gardiner have been awarded a Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) award for their research on character evidence law
• Fourth Annual Philosophy Graduate Student Association at the UT Philosophy Conference
• Hedberg Publishes Book on Environmental Impact of Overpopulation
• Linh Mac Receives NASSP Award
• Graduate Student, Yuanyuan Liu, along with faculty member, David Palmer, have had an article accepted to the journal Erkenntinis titled, “Moral responsibility for actions and omissions”
• Second Annual Graduate Conference Brings Brison, Diverse Graduate Presenters to UT for Conversation on the Freedom of Speech
• Congratulations to Jordan Baker for successfully defending his dissertation for a Spring 2019 graduation.
• Former graduate student Sanjay Lal has his first book, “Gandhi’s Thought and Liberal Democracy,” accepted for publication
• Xinghua Wang, recent PhD and now a scholar at the Institute for Philosophy at the Chinese Academy for Social Sciences, has had a paper on Rousseau derived from her dissertation accepted for publication in The Philosophical Forum
• At the recent World Congress of Philosophy, Xinghua Wang, recent PhD, delivered a version of a paper on Rousseau derived from her dissertation and a paper on Rawls and justice in international relations
• Congratulations to Lily Ying and Albert Hu on successfully defending their dissertations for a Summer 2018 graduation
• Congratulations to Zachary Tuggle on successfully defending his Master’s Thesis
• Graduate student Michael Ball-Blakely has been awarded the 2018 Summer Dissertation Award, sponsored by the Prados Fund
• Congratulations to Graduate Student, Naomi Rinehold on being awarded the 2018 Thomas Fellowship
• Houston Newman has been accepted to Georgia State’s MA program fall 2018
• Kristen Beard, Philosophy BA student, will start PhD at University of Toronto in fall 2018
• Graduate student, Tylor Cunningham, has been awarded the 2018-2019 Shipley-Swann Graduate Fellowship
• Rinehold, Windeknecht Participate in Research Day
• The 2018 Philosophy Graduate Student Conference was a success (03/24/2018-03/25/2018)
• Jessica Simms awarded Undergraduate Research Summer Internship Award
• Yuanyuan Liu has paper accepted for presentation at the Georgia State Philosophy Student Symposium in February 2018
• Congratulations to recent PhD graduate, Xinghua Wang, who has accepted a position in the Ethics division of the China Academy of Social Sciences
• Karen L. Smith, a PhD graduate of our program, recently published an article in the Journal of Clinical Ethics titled Incapacitated Surrogates: A New and Increasing Dilemma in Hospital Care
• Graduate student, Jiajun Hu had an article published by Philosophical Explorations titled, “Rethinking the Videogame Case: Trying and Intending”
• Congratulations to Trevor Hedberg, 2017 PhD Graduate, on his recent book contract with Routledge
• Graduate Student, Jordan Baker's paper has been accepted to the American Philosophical Association - Pacific Division as a colloquium session
• Philosophy Graduate student, Alex Richardson, recently traveled to Cordoba, Argentina to present a paper at the 2017 International Congress on Intergenerational Justice and Climate Change conference
• Tylor Cunningham, a Philosophy Graduate Student, recently returned from a recent trip to participate in the “Virtue, Skill, and Practical Reason conference held at the University of Cape Town
• First Annual PGSA@UT Philosophy Conference
• Graduate student Jordon Baker was recently awarded a $10,000 Thomas Fellowship from UT’s College of Arts and Sciences
• Graduate student Donnie Barnett has been accepted into the summer 2017 Philosophy and Physical Computing program at Virginia Tech
• Elizabeth Williams, who completed her MA this semester, has accepted admission to the PhD program at the University of Indiana
• Philosophy department announces recent scholarship winners
• Congratulations to the winners of the Mark and Inge Moore Undergraduate Essay Contest
• Former grad student Nolan Hatley had a paper entitled “The Early Nietzsche’s Alleged Anthropocentrism" accepted in the journal "Environmental Ethics"
• Xinghua Wang defended her dissertation titled "The Significance of Rousseau's Concept of Amour Propre in Rawls" on April 3
• Trevor Hedberg defended his dissertation titled "Population, Consumption, and Procreation: Ethical Implications for Humanity's Future" on March 30
• Devon Brickhouse Bryson defended his dissertation titled "The Beauty of Understanding: Aesthetic Methods of Theory Evaluation" on March 27
• Former undergraduate student Hunter McKnight has been accepted into the Master of Logic program at the University of Amsterdam
• Trevor Hedberg has accepted a post-doctoral fellowship in the interdisciplinary Postdoctoral Scholars program in the Social Sciences and Humanities and the University of South Florida
• Joel MacClellan has accepted a tenure track position in the Department of Philosophy at Loyola University New Orleans
• Nolan Hatley will take part in a panel at the 2017 meeting of the American Society for Aesthetics
• Naomi Rinehold takes over the leadership of the Philosophy Graduate Student Association
• The Philosophy Graduate Student Association has sponsored several workshops on best practices in the classroom for GTAs
• Greg Bock to be promoted from Senior Lecturer to Assistant of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Texas at Tyler
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg’s paper has been accepted for presentation at the 26th Annual Conference of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics
• Todd Burkhardt published a book on Just War and Human Rights with SUNY Press
• Former UT Philosophy Major Duncan Cordry has won an international essay prize
• Trevor Hedberg had two articles accepted for publication during the 2016 summer
• Former graduate student Kyle Chapel is attending Law School at the University of Houston
• Amy Atnip, who received an MA in Philosophy from UT in 2014, will enter law school at Vanderbilt University in the fall of 2016
• Graduate student Jordan Baker's paper "Rejecting Pereboom's Empirical Objection to Agent-causation" has been accepted for publication in Synthese
• Congratulations to Nolan Hatley, who successfully defended his dissertation, entitled "Anthropocentrism and the Long-Term: Nietzsche as an Environmental Thinker" on April 7
• Congratulations to Kyle Chapel who successfully defended his MA thesis, "Rawlsian Self-Respect and Limiting Liberties in the Background Culture" on April 6
• Congratulations to Marlin Sommers, who has passed his M.A. thesis defense with a thesis entitled "Virtue, Knowledge, and Goodness."
• Graduate Student Trevor Hedberg's paper "Unraveling the Asymmetry in Procreative Ethics" has been accepted for publication in the APA Newsletter for Philosophy and Medicine
• Trevor Hedberg has two papers published and is finalist for national fellowship
• Eddy Falls’ paper "Tsongkhapa and the Myth of the Given." is forthcoming in the Journal of Buddhist Philosophy
• Former graduate student Todd Burkhardt, now Lt. Col. US Army, has had a revised version of his dissertation accepted for publication by SUNY
• Walter Riker, who received his Ph.D. from the department in 2006, has been granted tenure at the University of West Georgia
• Our former undergraduate student, Jared Riggs, won 2015 winner of the Ralf F. Munster Fellowship at Georgia State
• Graduate student Nolan Hatley's paper "Nietzsche's Abolition of the Appearance/Reality Distinction and the Overturning of Platonism in Twilight of the Idols" has been accepted for presentation at the Spring 2016 Long Island Philosophical Society meeting
• Graduate student Nolan Hatley presented the paper "Nietzsche, Religion, and the Environment" as part of The Jerry Jackson Lectures in the Humanities
• Graduate student Eddy Falls co-conducted a teacher in-service workshop at McClung Museum
• Graduate student Devon Bryson's paper "Defending Ginet's Noncausal Account of Reasons-Explanation" has been accepted for presentation at the Central Division of APA in 2016
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg's paper "Animals, Relations, and the Laissez-Faire Intuition" has been accepted for publication in Environmental Values
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg will present his paper "Unraveling the Asymmetry in Procreative Ethics" as part of the main program of the 2016 Eastern Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association
• Graduate students and instructors Kyle Chapel and Naomi Rinehold are co-winners of the 2015 John Hardwig Prize for Teaching Excellence
• Jessica Shultz, Tess Arnold and James Williams awarded an undergraduate scholarship by the Department of Philosophy for AY15-16
• Co-winners of this year's undergraduate Mark and Inge Moore undergraduate essay contest
• Philosophy Major Kristen Beard has been selected to participate in the prestigious summer philosophy immersion program at Brown
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg, receives the Department's 2015 Prados Summer Dissertation Fellowship
• PhD candidate Devon Bryson awarded a graduate student fellowship with the UT Humanities Center for AY15-16
• Trevor Hedberg and John Nolt will engage in a student/teacher philosophical debate in the forthcoming collection - Ecology, Ethics, and Hope
• Philosophy Major Madison Thornton's paper "Defending the Presuppositions Within Marx's Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 With a Special Focus on Finite Identity" has been accepted for presentation
• Graduate student Laura Cutshaw will present her paper "Nichols' Empty Threat to Rationalism" at the upcoming Georgia State Student Philosophy Symposium
• Graduate student Osup Kwon wins 2015 Richard Aquila Essay Prize
• Graduate student Jordan Baker will deliver his paper "Dispositional Essentialism and the Problem of Structural Properties" at the 2015 meeting of the North Carolina Philosophical Society
• Graduate student Devon Bryson will present a paper "Changing a Mere Event into an Action," at the 2015 meeting of the North Carolina Philosophical Society
• Graduate student Nolan Hatley will present his paper "The Failure of Plato to Educate Aristotle Concerning the Good" at the 2015 meeting of the North Carolina Philosophical Society
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg will present his paper "Restoring Biodiversity as Compensation for Climate Change" at the 2015 meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics
• Matt Ruble's article "Must motivation be endogenous? A reply to Kjaersgaard" has been accepted for publication in the American Journal of Bioethics-Neuroscience
• Nolan Hatley will present his paper "Responsibilism and Skepticism: Kornblith, Epistemic Responsibility, and the Suspension of Judgment" at the annual meeting of the Long Island Philosophical Society
• Matt Ruble successfully defended his dissertation
• Graduate student Xinghua Wang will be presenting her paper "A Defense of Rawls's Two Stage Argument" at the 2014 Northwest Philosophy Conference
• Jiajun (Albert) Hu's paper "Two Senses of Abilities" has been accepted for presentation at the annual Free Will, Moral Responsibility, and Agency Conference
• Recent PhD Roger Turner's paper "Kearns on Rule A" was accepted for publication by Philosophia
• Jason Fishel successfully defended his dissertation
• Graduate student Jason Fishel has accepted a full time tenure track position at Roane State Community College
• Jeremy Makely is the winner of the 2014 John Hardwig Prize for Excellence in Graduate Teaching
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg's paper "Epistemic Supererogation and its Implications" has been accepted for publication in Synthese
• Recipients of Philosophy Department Scholarships for Academic Year 2014-15
• Robert Nowell and Kristen Beard winners of this year's Mark and Inge Moore Undergraduate Philosophy Essay Contest
• Ph.D. candidate Trevor Hedberg and philosophy major Robert Nowell receive Chancellor's Award for Extraordinary Professional Promise
• Philosophy major Kathleen Connelly receives Chancellor's Award for Extraordinary Academic Achievement
• Philosophy major Eric Dixon recognized with Chancellor's Torchbearer Award
• Graduate Students Trevor Hedberg and Marlin Sommers will present an conferences
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg is the winner of the first annual Richard Aquila Essay Prize
• Philosophy major Kristen Beardwill present her paper, ""On the Essentials of Pain and Security," at the British Conference for Undergraduate Research
• Graduate student Lily Ying's paper, "Facing Death: An Objection to the No Subject Argument," has been accepted for presentation at the 2104 Meeting of South Carolina Society for Philosophy
• Graduate students Jason Fishel and Lily Ying will be presenting papers at the upcoming annual University of Georgia Philosophy conference
• Philosophy major Robert Nowell will be spending spring 2014 as a visiting student at Harvard
• Philosophy major Robert Nowell's essay "Defending the Knowledge Norm of Assertion" will be published in a special issueof the undergraduate philosophy research journal, "Dialectic"
• Graduate student Jason Fishel will present his paper "Strange Bedfellows: Green Medicine, Restrictions, and Enhancing Autonomy" at the spring Pacific Division meeting of the APA
• Graduate student Jiajun "Albert" Hu's paper "Why Frankfurt-style Cases Fail to Undermine PAP" has been accepted for presentation on the main program of the next APA Pacific Division meeting
• Graduate student Jordan Baker's paper "Wild Coincidences and Agent-Causes," has been accepted to the Free Will, Moral Responsibility, and Agency Conference
• Congratulations to the winners of this years Mark and Inge Moore Undergraduate Essay Contest
• Congratulations to the undergraduate recipients of UT Department of Philosophy Undergraduate Scholarships for AY2013-14
• Graduate student Matt Ruble’s paper “The Epistemology of Interdisciplinary Disagreement” has been accepted for presentation at the upcoming “Making Change Happen / Philosophy and Psychiatry: The Next Hundred Years” conference
• PhD candidate John McClellan has taken a full-time tenure track position as assistant professor of philosophy with Carson Newman University
• Philosophy major Kristen Beard has been selected for the highly selective and fully funded Carnegie Mellon Summer Program in Logic and Formal Epistemology
• Graduate student Xinghua Wang's paper “A Weak Version of Belief-desire Model” was accepted for presentation at the 39th Conference on Value Inquiry: Virtue, Vice, and Character
• Graduate student Matthew Reese’s paper, “Moral Development in Virtue Theory and the Role of Narrative” has been accepted for the 39th Conference on Value Inquiry: Virtue, Vice, and Character
• Jason Fishel awarded 2013 Summer Dissertation Fellowship in Value Theory
• Philosophy major Jason Moeller’s paper “Valuing Nature – A History of Instrumentality” has been accepted for the main program of the First Annual Online Undergraduate Ethics Conference
• Philosophy major Eric Dixon is a finalist for a prestigious national Truman scholarship
• UT Philosophy Department’s Scholarship and Essay Contests
• Graduate student Matthew Reese's paper, "Moral Development in Virtue Theory and The Role of Narrative" has been accepted for presentation at the International Conference on Narrative 2013
• Graduate student Jiajun "Albert" Hu's paper, "Asymmetry in Responsibility for Omissions: A Reply to Clarke's Explanation" has been accepted for presentation at the annual Mid-South Philosophy Conference
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg will present his paper "Abortion and Personhood: Can the Infanticide Objection be Eluded?" at the upcoming annual meeting of the Tennessee Philosophical Association
• Graduate student Grace Campbell will present her paper, “The Practice View of International Human Rights Doctrine: Prospects for Women’s Human Rights” at the International Studies Assoc Annual Meeting
• Graduate student Devon Bryson has had his paper “Changing a Mere Event into an Action” (on the non-causalism debate in action theory) accepted for presentation at the prestigious Shapiro Graduate Conference
• Graduate Student Roger Turner's paper "Haji on the Direct Argument" has been accepted for presentation at the American Philosophical Association's Pacific Division Meeting
• PhD candidate Gavin Enck's paper “Ideals of Student Excellence and Enhancement” has been accepted for publication in Neuroethics
• Graduate student Roger Turner's paper “Haji on the Direct Argument” has been accepted for presentation at the Florida State University Graduate Philosophy Conference on Free Will and Moral Responsibility
• Best wishes to 2012 PhDs Erik Krag, Court Lewis and Joel MacClellan
• Nolan Hatley and Trevor Hedberg will be presenting work at the Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress
• Graduate student Joel MacClellan's paper “How to Defend a Rawlsian Approach to Intergenerational Ethics”, has been accepted for publication in Ethics & the Environment
• Congratulations to the Spring 2012 Mark and Inge Moore Undergraduate Philosophy Essay Contest Winners
• Congratulations to the undergraduate recipients of Philosophy Department Scholarships for AY 2012-13
• Graduate students/instructors Matt Ruble and Stacie Hocke Johnson have been selected as the 2012 Outstanding Graduate Student Instructors
• Graduate student Gavin Enck's paper, "The Morality of Enhancing Students," has been accepted for presentation at the 38th Conference on Value Inquiry
• Graduate student Jeremy Makely’s paper “Why Memory Really Isn’t a Generative Epistemic Source” has been accepted for presentation at the Northwestern/Notre Dame Graduate Epistemology Conference
• Matthew Reese will be presenting his paper "Paul Audi's Failed Response to the Pairing Problem: How the Slippery Attempt Affects his Defense of Substance Dualism" at the 16th annual Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference
• Graduate student and Ph.D. candidate Gavin Enck to receive 2012-13 Integrated Ethics’ Clinical Ethics Fellowship
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg's paper “Greater Knowledge in a Warmer World” has been chosen to receive the Karen M. T. Muskavitch Award for Graduate Work in Practical Ethics
• Graduate Students Jason Fishel and Gavin Enck have both had papers accepted for presentation at the 36th annual MidSouth Philosophy Conference
• Graduate student Lt. Col. Todd Burkhardt's paper "Jus Post Bellum: Ex Post Requirements arising from Ex Ante Obligations" will appear in the volume "Not Just Wars: Extensions and Alternatives to the Just War Tradition in the 21st Century"
• Graduate student Roger Turner will present his paper "More on Defending Religious Exclusivism: A Reply to Richard Feldman" at the joint meeting of the North Carolina/South Carolina Philosophical Associations
• Graduate student Joel MacClellan will present his paper "Recreating Eden? Natural Evil and Environmental Ethics" at the joint meeting of the North Carolina/South Carolina Philosophical Associations
• Graduate student Nolan Hatley will present his paper "Plato's Protagoras as Script: An Analysis of its Dramatic Structure" at the joint meeting of the North Carolina/South Carolina Philosophical Association
• Graduate Student Trevor Hedberg will present his paper "Moral Worth and Other-Regarding Inclinations: Revisiting Kant's Views of Beneficent Actions" at the 5th Annual Southeast Philosophy Congress
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg has had his paper accepted for presentation at the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics
• Recent Ph.D. Thomas Harter has accepted a position with Gundersen Lutheran Health System (Wisconsin) as Associate Clinical Ethicist in the Department of Medical Research
• Graduate student John Regan's paper "I need your help to be autonomous" has been accepted for presentation to the Southeast Philosophy Congress next spring
• Jason Fishel's paper "Coercion and Its Effect on Knowledge of the Divine in Paul Moser's The Elusive God" has been accepted for presentation at the next meeting of the Tennessee Philosophical Association
• Graduate student Roger Turner has had his paper "Jesus' Return as Lottery Puzzle: A reply to Donald Smith" accepted for publication by Religious Studies, a prominent journal for philosophy of religion
• Graduate student Devon Bryson recently presented his paper "An Impasse over Epistemic Value" to the Central States Philosophical Association
• PhD candidate Erik Krag's paper "A New Timing Objection to Frankfurt Cases" has been accepted for presentation in a colloquium session at the upcoming meeting of the APA Pacific Division
• Karen Smith and to USAF Maj. Bill Uhl successfully defended their dissertations
• Jeff Cervantez has accepted a tenure-track position at Roane State Community College
• Congratulations to graduate students and soon-to-be Drs. Woods Nash and Matt Deaton
• Graduate Student Woods Nash's paper "The Moviegoer's Cartesian Theater: Moviegoing as Walker Percy's Metaphor for the Cartesian Mind" will appear in a special issue of Perspectives on Political Science
• Graduate students and instructors Jeff Cervantez and Gavin Enck have each been recognized with an Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award for academic year 2010-11
• Congratulations to undergraduates Ms. Maggi Hume and Mr. Matthew Reese, winners in the 2011 Mark and Inge Moore Undergraduate Essay Contest
• Congratulations to undergraduates Evangeline Hobbs, Maggi Hume, Andrew Moffatt, Jennifer Baldwin, and Aaron Campbell
• PhD candidate Woods Nash has accepted an offer to start in August 2011 as an Assistant Professor of Philosophy, tenure-track, at Marywood University in Pennsylvania
• Undergraduate Spenser Powellhas been awarded a UT summer research grant to pursue his study: The Limits of the World: Revisiting the Transition in Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Language
• Joel MacClellan has been awarded for 2011-12 one of the three very prestigious Yates Dissertation Fellowships funded by the University of Tennessee
• Graduate Student Matt Ruble will present his paper "Personal and Doxastic Justification in the Ethics of Belief" at the upcoming annual meeting of the North Carolina Philosophical Society
• Graduate Student Jack Powers will present his paper "Duhem's Thesis?" at the upcoming annual meeting of the North Carolina Philosophical Society
• Joel MacClellan's paper "Size Matters: Animal Size, Contributory Causation, and Ethical Vegetarianism" has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Animal Ethics
• Eric Thompson's paper "Assertion and Pragmatic Encroachment: A Reply to Jennifer Lackey" has been accepted for presentation at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology (SSPP)
• Graduate student Roger Turner has had his paper "On Kelly, on Leite, on Kelly: In Defense of Instrumentalism" accepted for presentation at the annual meeting of the North Carolina Philosophical Society
• Graduate student Gavin Enck has had his paper "Cognitive Enhancers, Students, and Virtues" accepted for presentation at the "Exploring Human Enhancement" conference
• Graduate students Matt Deaton and Trevor Hedberg will be presenting papers at the 20th annual meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics
• Graduate student Court Lewis was recently appointed by the Knox County Commission to the Knox County Ethics Committee
• Graduate student Eric Thompson will be presenting his paper "Assertion and Pragmatic Encroachment: A reply to Jennifer Lackey" to the annual meeting of the Tennessee Philosophical Association in November
• Graduate student Jeff Cervantez's paper "Intuitive Justice: Thoughts on Neutralizing Luck" has been accepted for presentation in a colloquium session at the upcoming meeting of the APA Pacific Division
• Graduate student Trevor Hedberg will present his paper "The Circumstances of Justice and the Role of Justice as Fairness" at the annual meeting of the Tennessee Philosophical Association in November.
• Graduate student Nolan Hatley will present his paper "Ataraxia: Why Nietzsche Rejects Epicurus" at the 2010 meeting of the Tennessee Philosophical Association
• Graduate student Jacob Bethem will present his paper "Distinguishing Sportsmanship" at the 2010 meeting of the Tennessee Philosophical Association.
• Graduate Student and US Army Major Todd Burkhardt has been appointed to the Board of Advisors for the Warrior Research Center at Auburn University
• Graduate Student Gavin Enck's paper "Cognitive Enhancers, Students, and Virtues" was accepted for the main program of "Transforming Humanity" Conference
• Graduate Student Matt Deaton is organizing again this year the annual East Tennessee “Ethics Bowl” for regional high school students
• Graduate student Jeff Cervantez will present his paper “Intuitive Justice: Thoughts on Neutralizing Luck,” to the forthcoming annual meeting of the Southwest Philosophical Society.
• PhD student Grace Campbell wins UNC-Asheville Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award
• 2010-11 Philosophy Scholarships Winners Announced
• Undergraduate Amanda DeBuhr has paper accepted at APPE conference
• Meghan Bungo’s paper selected to receive the first annual Karen M. T. Muskavitch Prize for Graduate Work in Ethics
• Walter Riker Accepts tenure-track Position at the University of West Georgia
• UT Philosophy major Morgan Thompson is one of twenty students nationwide to be selected for the 2009 Colorado Summer Seminar in Philosophy
• Tom Harter Awarded Pacific APA Graduate Student Paper Prize
• Greg Bock (Ph.D. student) accepts tenure-track offer at Walters State
• Three Ph.D. students named Baker Scholars
• Kenehan Has Central APA Paper Accepted
• Nash Receives Teaching Excellence Award
• Leutwiler Receives Scholarships
• Undergraduate Essay Contest Winners Announced
• Bustos Publishes in "The Journal of Value Inquiry" and has APA Eastern Division Paper Accepted
• Kenehan Wins Fellowship
• Bustos Receives ISSE Dissertation Fellowhip
• Undergraduate Essay Contest Announced !
• Undergraduate Scholarships Announced !
• Grad Student Wins APA Prize
• Graduate Students Win APA Prizes