Tag: Emory University

Reviewing the Facts on Emory’s Cuts

In a “revisioning fact sheet” published December 7, 2012, on Emory University’s news page following student protests, the Emory College administration gave a brief account of the rationale and process for its plan to close and reorganize programs “in order to reallocate funds to support others areas of the arts and sciences program.” The first… Continue reading Reviewing the Facts on Emory’s Cuts

Emory President’s 2012 State of the University Address

Emory President James Wagner gave his annual State of the University address last week.  For those, like me, who weren’t able to attend, here are some links. First, click here to read the story in the student newspaper plus comments. University President James W. Wagner engaged in heated discussions with faculty, staff and students at… Continue reading Emory President’s 2012 State of the University Address

Emory Bound

As Emory University’s philosophy department just announced on its website, I’m joining the faculty there this coming fall.  As an associate professor of philosophy I will continue my work as a public philosopher and my research in democratic theory, feminist philosophy, ethics, contemporary European philosophy, and pragmatism. It’s an honor and a privilege to be… Continue reading Emory Bound