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Philosophy

Contact us

 

The Philosophy Department is located on the 3rd floor of the MacKinnon Building

To find us, enter MacKinnon through the doors across from the Library and take the elevator or stairs to the 3rd floor.

If you want to get in touch with us, you can contact Priyanka Jhanjee (Academic Program Assistant): pjhanjee@uoguelph.ca

Departmental service assignments 2016-17

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Department chair
Mark McCullagh

Philosophy Department Council
All regular faculty
Graduate Students Rep (1 TBA)
Undergraduate Students Rep (1 TBA)

Philosophy Undergraduate Courses (effective Fall 2017)

PHIL 1000 Classic Thinkers F,W (3-0) [0.50]
This course will deal with enduring philosophical questions through an exploration of primary texts in the history of philosophy. Topics covered may include the nature of knowledge and the different types of knowledge, the relationship between the mind and the body, and the nature of good and evil. Texts and topics will vary with the instructor; students are advised to consult the Philosophy department's website: http://www.uoguelph.ca/philosophy/.

Newly revised Philosophy undergraduate programs

After a multi-year process involving the formulation of Learning Outcomes and extensive consultation with the department's students and faculty, we recently secured approval for a major revision to our undergraduate curriculum—a revised slate of courses, and new requirements for the Major, Minor and Area of Concentration. The changes are effective Fall 2017 (although students have the choice, when applying for graduation, whether to do so under the new program requirements or the ones in force when they started their degree).

Diversity and Climate Committee

Announcement of the formation of the Diversity and Climate Committee

Dear Colleagues,

Additional funding opportunities

Conference travel funding

The Department has some funds it can use to support students travelling to give talks at professional conferences. The process has two steps: you apply first to the College then after you have received their decision you apply to the Department for any additional funding that you need.

Departmental service assignments 2015-16

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Department chair
Patricia Sheridan (interim)

Philosophy Department Council
All regular faculty
Graduate Students Rep (1 TBA)
Undergraduate Students Rep (1 TBA)

Departmental service assignments 2024-25

Previous years' assignments:

Departmental service roles

Last revised: June 25, 2015 by Mark McCullagh