Professor Megan Craig’s mural The Salt Marsh Wall . a collaborative project using the youthful students from the Cold Spring School in New Haven, CT, was featured within the New Haven Independent’s coverage of public mural projects round the city.

Professor Mary C. Rawlinson and doctorate student Caleb Ward have co-edited a 40-chapter amount of essays on contemporary food ethics, The Routledge Guide of Food Ethics (Routledge, 2016). The amount includes sole-authored chapters by each one of the editors.

Ph.D. alumnus Jeffrey H. Epstein has printed his monograph, Democracy and it is Others , with Bloomsbury Publishing.

Doctorate student Jessica Sim cards continues to be awarded the American Association of College Women’s (AAUW) American Dissertation fellowship.

Prof. Jadranka Skorin-Kapov book, The Intertwining of Appearance and Ethics . is forthcoming from Lexington Books on April 15, 2016. Professor Skorin-Kapov’s The Appearance of Desire and Surprise is presently offered by Lexington Books and it has been reviewed by Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews .

Prof. Allegra de Laurentiis and doctorate student Soren Whited collaborated in editing the Hegel-Jahrbuch volume Hegel and Metaphysics. On Logic and Ontology within the System (Walter DeGruyter 2016).

Professor Mary C. Rawlinson was awarded the 2016 Dean’s Award for Excellence in Graduate Mentoring with a Faculty Member.

Employee Kathleen-Anna Amella was awarded the 2016 Dean’s Award for Excellence operating like a Graduate Program Coordinator.

Prof. Alan Kim’s essay, “Neo-Kantian Ideas in history,Inch seems like a chapter in New Methods to Neo-Kantianism . edited by Nicolas de Warren and Andrea Staiti (Cambridge College Press, 2015).

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Alan Kim’s article, “Johann Friedrich Herbart ,” seems within the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (2015).

The late Professor Peter Manchester’s book, Temporality and Trinity. was reviewed in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews .

Ph.D. alumnus Kevin Jobe’s article, “Policing the Demos: Foucault, Hegel and Police Power in Waller v. Town of New You are able to,” seems within the special publication of the journal “New Formations” on “Societies of Control.”

Global Food, Global Justice: Essays on Eating under Globalization . a volume edited by Professor Mary C. Rawlinson and doctorate student Caleb Ward. was printed by Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

Doctorate student LoriGallegos continues to be selected for that 2015 Essay Prize in Latin American Thought on her essay, “Skilled Coping and also the Routine of Surviving: Isasi-Diaz on the significance of Identity to Everyday Understanding.” This essay is going to be printed inside a future publication of the APA E-newsletter on Hispanic/Latino Issues in Philosophy. Gallegos will get her award in the 2016 Eastern Division meeting in Washington, Electricity.

Doctorate student Harrison Fluss’ article, “Jesse Trump: American Psycho ,” is featured in the present issue of Jacobin Magazine.

Ph.D. alumnus Kevin Jobe lately recognized a scheduled appointment as Full-Time Lecturer within the Religious Studies Department at Morgan Condition College.

Ph.D. alumnus Gregory Kirk’s book, The Pedagogy of Knowledge: An Interpretation of Plato’s Theaetetus . was lately printed by Northwestern College Press.

Doctorate student Harrison Fluss’ article, “Hegel on Bastille Day ,” is featured in the present issue of Jacobin Magazine.

Doctorate student Avoi Boodman continues to be awarded the Quebec Research Fellowship for 2015-2016.

Ph.D. alumnus Lawrence Cahoone’s book, An Order of Nature (SUNY Press, 2014), lately received the Metaphysical Society of America’s 2015 John N. Findlay Book Award, that is “typically presented for any given four-year interval to ‘the best product of metaphysics’. as based on a committee hired through the officials from the society.”

Prof. Megan Craig’s art show “Rose Sings ” opens at Kunstverein Grafschaft Bentheim in Germany on May 31st and runs until This summer 26th.

Doctorate student Lori Gallegos de Castillo’s article “Sketch of the Decolonial Environmentalism: Challenging the Colonial Conception of Nature with the Biocultural Perspective” was printed within the Inter-American Journal of Philosophy 6:1 (32-47).

Philosophy Department winners from the AHLSS/GRFRP Fellowship are doctorate student Ali Mohsen and Professors Anne O’Byrne and Megan Craig .

Prof. Eduardo Mendieta continues to be awarded CIE’s Faculty Award for Excellence.

Doctorate student Jennifer Carter continues to be awarded the GSO’s Distinguished Travel Award. She’ll be attending the Seminar with Luce Irigaray at Nottingham College, England, June 22nd-26th.

Distinguished Prof. AvoiKittay continues to be elected Vice-President from the Eastern Division from the APA.

Doctorate candidate Lori Gallegos De Castillo continues to be awarded a Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship and it has been selected to get an AAUW American Dissertation Fellowship.

Doctorate candidate Daniel Susser has recognized a 2015-2016 Research Fellowship at NYU’s Information Law Institute. In Fall 2016, he’ll begin a tenure-track job as Assistant Professor of Philosophy at San Jose Condition College.

Ph.D. alumnus Samuel Butler’s essay “Postlapsarian Meditations: Labor and Political Participation in Socrates and Aristotle, having a Kantian Footnote” continues to be printed in Constellations.