Philosophy Faculty
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The St. Philip's College Philosophy Faculty for AY 2023-2024: Jamie Hardy, Ph.D. (left), Marie Feldmeier, Ph.D., and Andrew Hill, J.D.
Connie Economy
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The first two Philosophy courses, 309 Logic and 310 Ethics, were taught at St. Philip’s College during the 1973-1974 academic year by Connie Economy, the first instructor of Philosophy and Ethics.
As we approach the 50th anniversary of the teaching of Philosophy at St. Philip’s College, we recognize and celebrate those who have served the students of the College over these five decades. |
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About Philosophy & Ethics at
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We have a productive and engaged faculty, which sponsors a number of student organizations, and works in cooperation with professional colleagues in other departments from across the College to advance student learning about philosophy and ethics. We are also active in the Discipline, and are particularly supportive of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE), which is a comprehensive, international organization dedicated to advancing scholarship, education, and practice in practical and professional ethics.
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2019 Ethics Bowl Team hosts the Two-Year College Ethics Bowl National Championship at St. Philip's College
2018 Ethics Bowl Team competes in Two-Year College Ethics Bowl National Championship in Utah
The Philosophy Faculty has hosted three Fulbright Scholars-in-Residence over the last four years, and hosted the 2020 Southwest Fulbright Symposium
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The Philosophy Club is sponsored by our Faculty, and the Advisors are Andrew Hill, Charlie Langston, and Jill Zimmerman
2019 - We provided an ethics component for the Science and Math Summer Academy (SAMSA) for middle school students
2018 lecture by David Wood, the recipient of the 2012 Pulitzer Prize, where he spoke about combat, veterans, and moral injury was co-sponsored by our Faculty and the World Affairs Council
2015 Study Abroad Program to study Ethics in Northern Ireland
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2020 response to the COVID-19 national emergency, the Faculty created an online research series
The Faculty regularly present papers at academic conferences and workshops locally, regionally, nationally and internationally
2014 Workshop on International Humanitarian Law (IHL), at Northwest Vista College for students across the District who are involved in the Student Leadership Institute
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Dr. Feldmeier with students to hear renown philosopher, Dr. Derek Parfit, as he presented the Trinity University DeCoursey Lecture for the 2013-2014 academic year.
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Marie Pannier Feldmeier and Andrew Hill at the annual Culture Fest celebration, as they helped raise money for the College by enduring the pie throwing charity event.
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Travel with our students
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Dallas
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Salt Lake City
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PowerPoint Presentation for EduTech 2021
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Detailed Triennial Reports
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PowerPoint Presentations for Awards Ceremonies
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May 2021
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1683 - The beginning of Viennese coffee house culture
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Welcome to the website that celebrates our community! |
We hope this website gives you an idea of the dedication and hard work of the students, faculty, staff and administrators of the College, and why we choose to annually recognize their accomplishments. |
Contact Us
St. Philip's College
Philosophy Faculty
Sutton Learning Center, #219
1801 Martin Luther King Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78203
Philosophy Faculty
Sutton Learning Center, #219
1801 Martin Luther King Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78203
