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  • Ethics Conference
  • Cal Poly Pomona Science, Technology, and Society (STS) Major approved by CSU Chancellor
    • On May 28, 2008, CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed approved the Cal Poly Pomona STS Major. We anticipate the Major, which will be administered by the Philosophy Department, to start Fall 2009. STS is an interdisciplinary program for research and teaching which studies the interaction between science and technology, and society. For more about STS at Cal Poly Pomona, see the program's prospectus. Questions should be directed to Peter Ross at pwross 'at' csupomona.edu.
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  • Cal Poly Pomona Team among Top 4 in National Ethics Bowl
  • Professor Laurie Shrage accepts Directorship of Women's Studies Center at Florida International University. Shrage has been in the Cal Poly Pomona Philosophy Department since 1987, contributing in a variety of extremely valuable ways to the campus community, including the Ethnic and Women's Studies Department. In 1998, she won the Hart Award, which recognizes faculty members who are regarded as role models and leaders, both on campus and in the community. She will start at Florida International August 2008.

  • Recent Faculty Research:
    • David Adams
      • “Artificial Kidneys and the Emergence of Bioethics: The History of the ‘Outsiders’ in the Allocation of Hemodialysis,” forthcoming in Social History of Medicine.
      • “Ethics Consultation and Facilitated Consensus,” forthcoming in The Journal of Clinical Ethics.
      • editor, Philosophical Problems in the Law, Fourth Edition (Belmont:
        Wadsworth Publishing Co.; 2005).
    • Michael Cholbi
      • “The murderer at the door: What Kant should have said.” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, forthcoming.
      • "Suicide," Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2004; revised June 2008.
      • “Moral expertise and the credentials problem.” Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 10 (2007): 323-334.
      • “Intentional learning as a model for philosophical pedagogy.” Teaching Philosophy 30 (2007): 35-58.
    • John Ding
      • "Li Zehou, " A Reader in Contemporary Chinese Philosophy, Edited by Cheng Chung-Ying and Nicholas Bunnin, Global Publishers, In Press.
      • “A Comparison of Dewey’s and Russell’s Influences on China,” Dao: a Journal of Comparative Philosophy,  VI.2. 2007.
      • “A Comparison of Shao Yong’s and Pythagoras’ Numerical Mysticism" Journal of Chinese Philosophy, No. 4, 2005.
    • James Manley
      • “Marco Polo’s Visit to Hangzhou, China: A Humanities/GPS Visualization/Convergence”. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division Meeting, Boise, Idaho, June 18, 2008.
    • Judy Miles
      • "Any Academic Freedom Worth Having..." Commentary on Thomas Peard's
        "Sexual Harassment in the Classroom:  Exploring the Limits of Free
        Speech," American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting, Pasadena, March 21, 2008.
    • Peter Ross
      • “Common Sense about Qualities and Senses,” Philosophical Studies, Vol. 138, No. 3 (April 2008):  299-316.
      • "Empirical Constraints on the Problem of Free Will," in Does Consciousness Cause  Behavior? editors Susan Pockett, William P. Banks, and Shaun Gallagher, MIT Press, 2006, 125-144.
      • "Sensibility Theory and Conservative Complacency," Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 86, 4 (December 2005):  544-555.  Co-authored with Dale Turner.
    • Dale Turner
      • "Revisiting Deep Disagreement," Informal Logic, 25, 1 (Winter 2005). Co-authored with Larry Wright.
      • "Sensibility Theory and Conservative Complacency," Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 86, 4 (December 2005):  544-555.  Co-authored with Peter Ross.
  • Faculty sabbaticals in 08-09:
    • Cholbi: Winter 09-Spring 10, back Fall 10

 



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