Student Research
In recent years, many students have undertaken significant research with Philosophy faculty. These include:
2011: Daniel Kaplan ('12), "Joint Caring about Truth" (with Bennett Helm).
2011: Allison Massof ('11), "Confident Blame: Justifying Judgments of Culpability"
2009: Kathryn Kutz ('10), "Truth, Emotion, and Shared Commitment" (with Bennett Helm).
2009: Corinne McCarthy, "Control, Beliefs, and Moral Responsibility"
2009: Joseph Kamp ('09), "A World Without Persons"
2006: David Taylor ('07), "Divine Hiddenness" (with Michael Murray). (Profile of Taylor's work.)
2005: Andrew Goldberg ('06), "Evolutionary Psychology of Religion" (with Michael Murray).
2004: Ashton Sperry ('05), "Vaugeness" (with Glenn Ross).
2003: Neal Swisher ('05), "Connectionist Learning On-Board a Mobile Robot" (with Bennett Helm)
2002: Sarah Berson ('03), "Theodicy and Animal Suffering" (with Michael Murray and Glenn Ross); co-authored paper presented at the Eastern Regional Meeting of the Society of Christian Philosophers, November, 2002
2001: Ali Oduncu ('02), "Omissions and Self-Deception" (with Michael Murray)
2000: Alexandra Markovic ('01) and Yaroslava Babych ('01), "Moods as a Sense of Priorities" (with Bennett Helm); co-authored paper presented at Mid-South Philosophy Conference, Fall, 2001
Current Research
Dan Kaplan '12 presenting his project "Objectivity, Rule-Following, and Joint Commitment" at this year's research fair.
