Karen Wending is cited in a Washington Post article!
Karen Wendling was interviewed for a recent Washington Post article:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2021/09/16/woolly-mammoth-extinct-science-dna/
Philosophy News
Marie-Pier Lemay wins the COA Teaching Assistant Excellence Award!
Marie-Pier has won the Graduate Teaching Assistant Teaching Excellence Award for PhD
Prof. Gus Skorburg and Josephine Yam's new 'Creating in the Time of COVID' paper
Philosophy Professor Gus Skorburg and his graduate student Josephine Yam have recently published their latest paper. This paper resulted from the "Creating in the Time of COVID" catalyst grant that began last year.
The paper (attached) is titled, "Is there an app for that?: Ethical issues in the digital mental health response to COVID-19". It is now forthcoming as a Target Article in AJOB: Neuroscience.
Congratulations to Gus and Josephine!
Congrats to Casey Ford, Suzanne McCullagh, and Karen Houle on their new book
Congratulations to Casey Ford, Suzanne McCullagh, and Karen Houle on the publication of their book Minor Ethics: Deleuzian Variations.
Published by McGill-Queen's Press, you can read all about it here!
Maya Goldenberg is featured in the National Post
Maya Goldenberg is featured in a National Post Article on vaccine hesitancy on January 25th, 2020
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/covid-19-in-a-year-of-the-plague-a-...
Way to go, Maya!