Fall 2026 Philosophy Courses

 

PHIL 100 – A Communication-Intensive Introduction to Philosophy 

Hengehold, L  TR 1-2:15P. Cauvin, J.P. TR 1-2:15p & TR 11:30-12:45p

 

PHIL 101 – Introduction to Philosophy 

Dang, H TR 1-2:15p

 

PHIL 111 – What is Science? Introduction to the History and Philosophy of Science 

Haufe, C & Rothman, A   TR 10-11:15a 

 

PHIL 201 – Introduction to Logic 

McLarty, C.   MWF 2-2:55p

 

PHIL 203 – Revolutions in Science 

Haufe, C.  TR 11:30-12:45p

 

PHIL 240 – Philosophy of Technology 

Uliasz, R.  TR 4:15-5:30p

 

PHIL 301 – Ancient Philosophy 

Kim, C.T. TR 2:45-4p

 

PHIL 303/403 – Topics in Philosophy of Science – History & Phil of Computing

Dang, H. TR 2:45-4p

 

PHIL 305/405 – Ethics in Theory and Practice 

French, S. MW 3:10-4:25p 

 

PHIL 308/408 – Bioethics and Armed Conflict 

Wolfendale, J. TR 11:30-12:45p

 

PHIL 313/413 – Philosophy of Mathematics 

McLarty, C.  MW  3:10-4:25p

 

PHIL 315/415 – Selected Topics in Philosophy – The Philosophies of Jonathan Lear and Alasdair MacIntyre

Bendik-Keymer, J.  R 6-8:30p

 

PHIL 317/417 – War and Morality 

French, S. MW 12:35-1:50p

 

PHIL 321 – Goodness, Truth, and Beauty 

Bendik-Keymer, J. W 6:25-8:55p

 

PHIL 325/425 – Philosophy of Feminism 

Hengehold, L. TR 4:15-5:30p

 

PHIL 337/437 – Philosophy of Evil: Defining, Understanding, and Responding to Evil 

Wolfendale, J. TR 2:45-4p

 

PHIL 391 – Community-Based Research on the Ethics of AI 

Jack, T. M 3:10-5:40p