CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER |
It is our Pleasure to Announce the 2013 Winners of our Department Awards:

2013 University Excellence Award
Emma Kilbane |

2013 Donald Zeyl Prize Hannah Travaglini
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2013 Lynn Pasquerella Prize
Justin LeBlanc
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And, of Course, Congratulations to our Graduating Seniors

A few of our 2013 graduates strike a pose during our dept BBQ
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Faculty
Our faculty includes 1 Kennedy Center/Sondheim Inspirational Teacher (Cheryl Foster '13), 2 winners of the URI Foundation Award for Excellence
in Undergraduate Teaching (Cheryl Foster '97, and Galen Johnson '06), 1 winner of the College of Arts and Sciences Teaching Award (William Krieger '11), and 1 winner of the University College Faculty Advisor Award (Cheryl Foster '13). Click the Faculty link to take a look at our faculty webpages.
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Courses
The URI Philosophy Department offers a range of courses in several
subject areas including: History of Philosophy, Epistemology, Ethics,
Existentialism, Philosophy of Science, Logic). In addition,
the department offers four 100-level courses in Religious
Studies. It does not offer a Religious Studies Major.
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The Philosophy Major
Majoring in philosophy is a challenging and enriching endeavor.
Nationally, philosophy majors (as a group) score the highest mean
scores on the GRE Verbal sections. And philosophy majors are the
only group to average five percent or more above the mean on the
LSAT (law), GMAT (graduate management), GRE Verbal and GRE
Quantitative
examinations. This suggests that philosophy provides an excellent
foundation for critical thinking skills to help students succeed
in a range of career options. |
Minoring in Philosophy
Minoring in philosophy is a way for students to benefit from taking a variety of courses in philosophy while pursuing a degree in another discipline.
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Faculty Projects
Members of the Department are involved in a variety of projects. Check back regularly to see what we are up to
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Links
Links of special interest to philosophy faculty and students. |