Please join us in congratulating recent graduate Kensuke Ito, who has been awarded a 3-year postdoctoral fellowship from the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science. Kensuke begins his fellowship in April at the Tokyo Metropolitan University, where he’ll join fellow UConn alum Ryo Tanaka–who won the same fellowship last year!
Alumni
Colena Sesanker: Should Two- and Four-Year Degrees Be Free?
Check out alumna Colena Sesanker’s (2017) op-ed with Stephen Adair in The New York Times, “Should Two- and Four-Year Degrees Be Free?”
Alumna Emma Bjorngard-Basayne: From a Doctoral Student in Philosophy to a Higher Ed Professional
UConn alumna Dr. Emma Bjorngard-Basayne’18 Ph.D. Philosophy is currently an Academic Advisor at the Office of Undergraduate Advising, UConn School of Business. She is also an Adjunct Professor in Philosophy at the Stamford Campus, UConn. Her career journey suggests that in addition to the academic skills and training gained from one’s degree program, doctoral students […]
Nathan Sheff: “Wilfrid Sellars, Sensory Experience and the ‘Myth of the Given'”
Read alumni Nathan Sheff’s (PhD 2017) recent essay in Psyche, titled “Wilfrid Sellars, sensory experience and the ‘Myth of the Given.’”
Recent Publications by some Graduate Alumni
Levente Szentkirályi The Ethics of Precaution: Uncertain Environmental Health Threats and Duties of Due Care (New York: Routledge 2019) Stephen Lahey The Hussites in the Past Imperfect Series, ARC Humanities Press, Amsterdam University Press, 2019. First book in English on the topic in over 50 years! Tom Meagher “Theorizing the Ideally Non-Ideal: Sanín-Restrepo’s Decolonizing Democracy and […]