The following courses are tentative and subject to change.

Winter 2026 Spring 2026 


 

Winter 2026

Number

Title

Instructor

UNDERGRADUATE

1

Introduction to Philosophy

Korman

3

Critical Thinking

Liu

4

Introduction to Ethics

Zimmerman

7

Biomedical Ethics

Associate TBD

20B

Hist Medieval

Zylstra

100A

Ethics

Hanser

100E

Metaphysics

Falvey

143 Philosophy of Law Jarrett
150E Advanced Metaphysics Mokriski
160 Descartes Zylstra
     

MIXED UNDERGRAD/GRAD

124C/224G

Philosophy of Space & Time

Barrett

127/227G

Philosophy of Gender

Falvey

134/234G

Moral Psych

Zimmerman

150B/250B

Advanced Theory of Knowledge

Liu

151/251

Pre-Socratics

McKirahan

153/253 Aristotle McKirahan
183/283G Beginning Modern Logic Robertson
     

GRADUATE

296A

Seminar in Ethics

Hanser

296B

Seminar in Epistemology¹

Korman

297A Seminar in History of Philosophy Tsouna
     

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¹296B Seminar in Epistemology: The topic will be Justification and Evidence. We’ll start with some background on the nature of justification (including reliabilism and phenomenal conservatism), and on the connection between evidence and justification (e.g. evidentialism). Then we’ll look at the nature of evidence, focusing primarily on Williamson’s theory that one’s evidence consists of the things one knows (“E=K”) and some criticisms of that theory.

No background in epistemology is required or expected -- we'll start from the beginning!

 

Spring 2026

Number

Title

Instructor

UNDERGRADUATE

1

Introduction to Philosophy

Allen

3

Critical Thinking

Barrett

4

Introduction to Ethics

Associate TBD

20C

History: Empiricists to Kant

Holden

100A

Ethics

Elizondo

100B

Theory of Knowledge

Korman

100F

Philosophy of Mind

Roskies

161 Spinoza Zylstra
189 Philosophy of Love & Sex Jarrett
     

MIXED UNDERGRAD/GRAD

131/231G

Advanced Applied Ethics

Hanser

133/233

History Political Thought

Greene

136/236G

Advanced Feminist Philosophy

Mason

144/244G

Advanced Philosophy of Law

Hanser

166A/266A

Theoretical Kant

Elizondo

183/283G Beginning Modern Logic Allen
184/284G Intermediate Modern Logic Robertson
     

GRADUATE

296A

Seminar in Ethics

Mason

297A

Seminar in History of Philosophy

Holden

299C Seminar in Philosophy of Science Barrett
290 Academic Philosophy Greene
     

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