2025 Philosophy Laureate
Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Philosophy
St. Philip's College
2025 Philosophy Laureate
Our congratulations and best wishes to
Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D.
on being named the
"2025 Philosophy Laureate"
a Quinquennial Appointment
from the Philosophy Faculty
of St. Philip's College
March 2023
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September 2013
December 2021
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Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D., Philosophy Laureate for 2025
The Philosophy Faculty of St. Philip's College has voted to recognize the extraordinary contributions that
Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D.
has made to the Philosophy Faculty and the students of St. Philip's College over the last five years (2020 - 2025)
by designating her as the
Philosophy Laureate for 2025
"For outstanding contributions to the field of Philosophy
and for dedicated service to St. Philip's College,
the Philosophy Faculty appoint you to the office of
Philosophy Laureate for the year 2025."
Over the years, Dr. Feldmeier has received several awards from the Philosophy Faculty, including our Inaugural "Teaching Excellence Award for Philosophy" in 2014, an award she received a second time in 2021 for her "extraordinary contributions to the teaching of Ethics by the Team of Co-Directors of the Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership."
Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D.
has made to the Philosophy Faculty and the students of St. Philip's College over the last five years (2020 - 2025)
by designating her as the
Philosophy Laureate for 2025
"For outstanding contributions to the field of Philosophy
and for dedicated service to St. Philip's College,
the Philosophy Faculty appoint you to the office of
Philosophy Laureate for the year 2025."
Over the years, Dr. Feldmeier has received several awards from the Philosophy Faculty, including our Inaugural "Teaching Excellence Award for Philosophy" in 2014, an award she received a second time in 2021 for her "extraordinary contributions to the teaching of Ethics by the Team of Co-Directors of the Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership."
The Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership
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April 2021
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December 2022
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International Education
Dr. Feldmeier has also received the 2022 Global Learning Faculty Award from the Alamo Colleges District, San Antonio, Texas, for her teaching at St. Philip’s College. This is a District-wide distinction awarded by the Chancellor for distinguished service to her students by the internationalization of her course materials.
November 2022
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The Philosophy Club
Dr. Feldmeier co-founded the Philosophy Club at St. Philip's College in the fall of 2013,
and has long been a Faculty Advisor and strong supporter of the extracurricular student organization.
The first public Philosophy lecture attended by the Philosophy Club was the October 16, 2013 address
by renown philosopher, Dr. Derek Parfit, presented the Trinity University DeCoursey Lecture for the 2013-2014 academic year.
In his public talk, “We Are Not Human Beings,” Dr. Parfit explored problems of
personal identity, rationality and ethics and the relations between them.
and has long been a Faculty Advisor and strong supporter of the extracurricular student organization.
The first public Philosophy lecture attended by the Philosophy Club was the October 16, 2013 address
by renown philosopher, Dr. Derek Parfit, presented the Trinity University DeCoursey Lecture for the 2013-2014 academic year.
In his public talk, “We Are Not Human Beings,” Dr. Parfit explored problems of
personal identity, rationality and ethics and the relations between them.
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Dr. Derek Parfit, October 2013
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Over the years, the Philosophy Club has sponsored a number of activities & conversations at meetings and social gatherings
with a wide variety of guests.
with a wide variety of guests.
October 2013
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February 2014
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April 2014
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April 2014
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April 2014
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The Tiger PAWS Literary Art Journal
Dr. Feldmeier is a long-time faculty member of the College Committee for Tiger PAWS.
Tiger PAWS (Personal Academic Writing Space) showcases student work consisting of writing in English and Spanish and artwork published in print and online forms at the end of the fall and spring semesters. SPC students are encouraged to submit their writing and artwork for publication consideration. Categories include:
Tiger PAWS (Personal Academic Writing Space) showcases student work consisting of writing in English and Spanish and artwork published in print and online forms at the end of the fall and spring semesters. SPC students are encouraged to submit their writing and artwork for publication consideration. Categories include:
- Short Fiction (1,000-word limit)
- Non-fiction (essays, journals, etc. 1,000-word limit)
- Literary Criticism Essays (1200-word limit)
- Poetry
- Photography
- Fine Art (drawings, paintings, sculptures, collages, etc.)
- Digital Art
December 2023
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The S.T.R.E.A.M. Lecture & Performing Arts Series
Dr. Feldmeier is a long-time faculty co-director of the S.T.R.E.A.M. Lecture and Performing Arts Series, which brings creative minds and performers to campus to enrich our academic community.
October 2022
The Head of the Philosophy Faculty
2020 ~ 2025
Thus, the Philosophy Faculty of St. Philip's College bestows this distinction on Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D.
in recognition of the totality of her:
(1) excellent teaching and professional work with the Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership;
(2) the international nature of the curriculum she has developed for the Global Learning of her students;
(3) her role as an Advisor for the Philosophy Club;
(4) her support of the Tiger PAWS Literary Art Journal;
(5) her leadership of the S.T.R.E.A.M. Lecture and Performing Arts Series; and
(6) her service as our Discipline Lead for Philosophy.
Congratulations! Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D., this is a hard earned, well deserved accolade from your colleagues.
in recognition of the totality of her:
(1) excellent teaching and professional work with the Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership;
(2) the international nature of the curriculum she has developed for the Global Learning of her students;
(3) her role as an Advisor for the Philosophy Club;
(4) her support of the Tiger PAWS Literary Art Journal;
(5) her leadership of the S.T.R.E.A.M. Lecture and Performing Arts Series; and
(6) her service as our Discipline Lead for Philosophy.
Congratulations! Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D., this is a hard earned, well deserved accolade from your colleagues.
The Philosophy Faculty for the AY 2024 - 2025: Andrew Hill, J.D. (Loyola), Anthony Givhan, Ph.D. (Michigan State), Marie Pannier Feldmeier, Ph.D. (Notre Dame), Vladimer Narsia, LL.M., M.Th. [AY 2023-2024 Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence from Tbilisi], and Jamie Hardy, Ph.D. (Utah).
