A brief look at all of our Ph.D. Graduates, since Spring 1996.

Graduates

Where are they now?

 

    Mark Ralkowski , Spring 2008

Dissertation: Heidegger's Platonism
Advisor: John Bussanich

 

 

Part-time Instructor, Philosophy

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM

 

    Carlos Sanchez, Summer 2006

Dissertation: From Epistemic Justification to Philosophical Authenticity: A Study in Husserl's Phenomenological Epistemology
Advisor: Iain Thomson

 

 

Assistant Professor, Philosophy

San Jose State University
San Jose, California

 

    Chris Framarin, Summer 2005

Dissertation: Motivation with Renumciation: The Discarding of Desire in Indian Philosophy
Advisor: G. F. Schueler

 

 

Assistant Professor, Philosophy and Religious Studies

University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta 

 

    Jessica Posniak, Fall 2004

Dissertation: Seven Spears in My Heart: Passion and Renunciation in the Philosophy of Bhartrhari
Advisor: John Taber

 

 

Part-Time Instructor, Philosophy

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

    Amy Lund, Fall 2003

Dissertation: Reflective Judgement and Non-Discursive Intelligibility in Kant's Third Critique
Advisors: G. F. Schueler and Sergio Tenenbaum

 

 

Assistant Professor, Arts and Philosophy

Miami Dade College, Kendall Campus
Miami, Florida 

 

    Bryan Benham, Summer 2002

Dissertation: Reasons and Causes: A Critical Approach to the Causal View of Reasons
Advisor: Barbara Hannan

 

 

Assistant Professor, Philosophy

University of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah

 

    Stephen Scholz, Summer 2000

Dissertation: Forgiveness as Absolution: A New Model of Forgiveness
Advisor: Sergio Tenenbaum

 

 

Assistant Professor, Philosophy

St. Augustine's College
Raleigh, North Carolina

 

    Dan Zupan, Summer 2000

Dissertation: Autonomy and Noncombatant Immunity:An Investigation in Just War Theory
Advisor: Sergio Tenenbaum

 

 

Executive Assistant to the President
Valley Forge Military College
Wayne, Pennsylvania

 

    Lisa Gerber, Fall 1999

Dissertation: Environmental Virtues and Vices
Advisor: G. F. Schueler

 

 

Lecturer, Philosophy & Religious Studies

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

    Stephen Leach, Spring 1999

Dissertation: Kierkegaard, Adler and the Communication of Revelation
Advisor: Andrew Burgess

 

 

Assistant Professor, Philosophy

University of Texas-Pan American
Edinburg, Texas

 

    Kevin Boileau, Spring 1998

Dissertation: Genuine Reciprocity and Group Authenticity:Foucauldean Developments of Sartre's Social Ontology
Advisor: John Taber

 

 

BPI Consulting
Seattle, Washington

 

    Dan Wolne, Fall 1997

Dissertation: The Boundaries of Identity: Postmodern and Mystical Models of Self and Self-Transformaion
Advisor: John Taber

 

 

Lecturer, Religious Studies

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

    Jerry Sherman, Spring 1996

Dissertation: Fallen Reason and Value-Free Thought: A Christian-Platonist Account of Nieztschean Thought and Nihilism
Advisor: Russell Goodman

 
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Central New Mexico Community College
Albuquerque, New Mexico