PHIL 001   Basic Problems of Philosophy FRESHMAN ONLY  Introduction to central philosophical themes, including the mind/body problem,the existence of God, ethical problems, the nature of reality.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 379966 001 35 29   View Controls   M W F 09:05A - 09:55A 105 WILLARD  WONG, CORI LIN (814) 865-6397

PHIL 002   Philosophy, Politics, and Social Theory   Examines relations between political and social organizations, the justification and limits of the state, and issues concerning individuality andcommunity.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 379999 001 120 114      M W F 09:05A - 09:55A 117 OSMOND  SWANSON, JARED (814) 865-6397

PHIL 002   Philosophy, Politics, and Social Theory FRESHMAN ONLY  Examines relations between political and social organizations, the justification and limits of the state, and issues concerning individuality andcommunity.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380002 002 35 31   View Controls   M W F 10:10A - 11:00A 216 BOUCKE  NYA, NATHALIE Y (814) 865-6397

PHIL 003   Persons, Moral Values and the Good Life   Major ethical positions and assumptions regarding questions of freedom, choice, obligation, and conflicts in contemporary moral conduct, values, and reasoning.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380008 001 90 59      T R 08:00A - 09:15A 162 WILLARD  GINES, KATHRYN TER (814) 865-6397

PHIL 003   Persons, Moral Values and the Good Life 1ST YEAR STUD ONLY  Major ethical positions and assumptions regarding questions of freedom, choice, obligation, and conflicts in contemporary moral conduct, values, and reasoning.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380011 002 30 27   View Controls   T R 08:00A - 09:15A APPT 162 WILLARD  GINES, KATHRYN TER (814) 865-6397

PHIL 007   Asian Philosophy   Introduction to philosophical, moral, and aesthetic teachings of Asian traditions such as Hinduism, Buddhism (including Zen), Taoism, Confucianism, and Shintoism.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH) Satisfies International Cultures (IL)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380023 001 35 0      T R 11:15A - 12:30P 132 E E EAST  JOHNSON, DAVID WON (814) 865-6397 463906 901 35 1      R 06:00P - 09:00P 106 CHAM  BILGER, PAUL (814) 865-3443

PHIL 008H   Philosophy and Feminism XLIST W/WMNST 008  Explores diverse feminist philosophies of culture and knowledge, and examines gender's role in accounts of reality, truth, morality, and justice.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH) Satisfies Schreyer Honors College Honors Course and Credit Requirements   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397699 001 15 8 WMNST008H    T R 01:00P - 02:15P 107 SACKETT  DROEGE, PAULA JEAN (814) 865-6397

PHIL 009U   Philosophy, Race, and Diversity   Critically examines the significance of race and cultural diversity for, and in, understandings of reality, knowledge, truth, morality, and justice.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH) Satisfies U.S. Cultures (US) Satisfies Schreyer Honors College Honors Course and Credit Requirements   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397723 001 20 0      T R 02:30P - 03:45P 325 SACKETT  BERNASCONI, ROBERT (814) 865-6397

PHIL 010   Critical Thinking   Discussion of the validity, soundness, and fallacies of everyday language use and reasoning; informal logic; and manipulative arguments and propaganda.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380032 001 35 0      M W F 12:20P - 01:10P 106 SACKETT  LATTIMORE, JANELLE (814) 865-6397 380035 002 35 0      M W F 01:25P - 02:15P 325 SACKETT  LATTIMORE, JANELLE (814) 865-6397 388810 901 35 0      M 06:00P - 09:00P 118 THOMAS  BURKS, RANDOLPH EU (814) 865-3443

PHIL 012   Symbolic Logic   Formal logical structures of propositions and arguments; mechanical tests and proof techniques for logically necessary truth and deductive validity.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Quantification (GQ)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380038 001 35 0      T R 01:00P - 02:15P 106 SACKETT  KURDYS, JOSHUA (814) 865-6397 380041 002 25 0      WEB   SCHRIEMPF, ALEXA T (814) 865-6397 467878 003 35 0   View Controls   T R 01:00P - 02:15P 105 WILLARD  FISHER, MARK DAVID (814) 865-6397

PHIL 013   Philosophy, Nature, and the Environment   Studies competing historical and contemporary conceptions of nature, their philosophical foundations, and their implications for environmental problems and public policy. more...   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380047 001 35 0      T R 02:30P - 03:45P 203 E E WEST  SVOBODA, TOBY JOSE (814) 865-6397

PHIL 014   Philosophy of Love and Sex   Explores Western theories and attitudes concerning intimacy and examines various ethical issues involving love and sex.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH) Satisfies U.S. Cultures (US)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380050 001 40 0      WEB   FISHER, MARK DAVID (814) 865-6397 380053 002 35 0      M W F 11:15A - 12:05P 324 SACKETT  ALESSANDRI, MARY (814) 865-6397 397738 003 35 0      M W F 12:20P - 01:10P 325 SACKETT  ALESSANDRI, MARY (814) 865-6397 480499 920 0 0      WEB   FISHER, MARK DAVID Williamsport (814) 865-3443

PHIL 100   The Meaning of Human Existence   Explores differing views of the significance of human life, the meaning of freedom, and the way to a meaningful life.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380056 001 35 0      M W F 09:05A - 09:55A 208 WILLARD  KREMPA, AARON NOAH (814) 865-6397 397741 002 35 0      M W F 10:10A - 11:00A 322 SACKETT  KREMPA, AARON NOAH (814) 865-6397

PHIL 103   Introduction to Ethics   Ethical theory about virtue, duty, autonomy, and life quality applied to moralproblems, including character, violence, oppression, abortion, and suicide.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380065 001 120 38      M W F 10:10A - 11:00A 112 FOR R BL  MCREYNOLDS, PHILLI (814) 865-6397

PHIL 103   Introduction to Ethics LEWISTOWN, PA  Ethical theory about virtue, duty, autonomy, and life quality applied to moralproblems, including character, violence, oppression, abortion, and suicide.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 468979 912 10 0      W 06:00P - 09:00P     Lewistown (814) 865-3443

PHIL 106   Introduction to Business Ethics   Studies ethical foundations of business and ethical problems in business practices such as advertising, international trade, labor relations, and marketing.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380071 001 35 0      T R 11:15A - 12:30P 325 SACKETT  SELTZER, DAVID (814) 865-6397 463069 901 25 11      R 06:00P - 09:00P 111 THOMAS  BURKS, RANDOLPH EU (814) 865-3443 475381 902 25 0      T 06:00P - 09:00P 107 AG SC IN  WOLF, PETER M (814) 865-3443

PHIL 108   Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy   Critical introduction to political authority, rights, justice, community, inequality, power, pluralism, and other contemporary, social, and political issues.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380074 001 35 0      M W F 01:25P - 02:15P 109 BOUCKE  MENSAH, SHAEEDA A (814) 865-6397 380077 002 35 0      M W F 12:20P - 01:10P 109 BOUCKE  MENSAH, SHAEEDA A (814) 865-6397

PHIL 110   Introduction to Philosophy of Science   Examines science's assumptions about knowledge and reality, the relation between science and culture, and the nature of scientific progress.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397747 001 35 0      T R 11:15A - 12:30P 324 SACKETT  FISHER, MARK DAVID (814) 865-6397

PHIL 119   Ethical Leadership   Introduction to philosophical theories of ethics and leadership. Uses literary and biographical texts in developing skills of application.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380080 001 35 0      T R 09:45A - 11:00A 107 SACKETT  STEHN, ALEXANDER V (814) 865-6397 380083 002 35 0      T R 11:15A - 12:30P 322 SACKETT  STEHN, ALEXANDER V (814) 865-6397 403330 003 40 0      WEB   BEHUN, WILLIAM AND (814) 865-6397

PHIL 124   Introduction to Philosophy of Religion   Explores the meaning of religious belief and experience, the existence of God,ideas of spirituality, and the question of immortality.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   Prerequisite: third-semester standing     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397753 001 35 12      T R 09:45A - 11:00A 221 HAMMOND  HARVEY, IRENE ELIZ (814) 865-6397

PHIL 125W   Introduction to Theories of Knowledge   Historical and contemporary views on the foundations and conditions of knowledge, belief, justification, and truth, conception, perception, and interpretation.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH) Satisfies Writing Across the Curriculum   Prerequisite: ENGL 015 or ENGL 030     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397756 001 20 0      M W F 02:30P - 03:20P 117 E E WEST  AGLER, DAVID WELLS (814) 865-6397

PHIL 127   Introduction to Philosophy of Mind   Problems and concepts of mind and consciousness including mind-brain identification, the nature of subjectivity, identity, and artificial intelligence.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397759 001 35 0      T R 09:45A - 11:00A 119 THOMAS  DROEGE, PAULA JEAN (814) 865-6397

PHIL 132   Introduction to Bioethics   Studies questions of ethics in relation to biotechnology research and implementation, genetic engineering, medicine, animal and human rights.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 479917 002 25 0      T R 04:15P - 05:30P 106 SACKETT  SCHRIEMPF, ALEXA T (814) 865-6397

PHIL 132   Introduction to Bioethics X-LIST W/RL ST 131  Studies questions of ethics in relation to biotechnology research and implementation, genetic engineering, medicine, animal and human rights.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380089 001 25 0 RL ST131    T R 01:00P - 02:15P 303 WILLARD  SCHRIEMPF, ALEXA T (814) 865-6397

PHIL 200   Ancient Philosophy X-LIST W/CAMS 200  Examines the thought and influence of major Western thinkers from the pre-Socratics to the neo-Platonists, emphasizing Plato and Aristotle.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380092 001 25 0 CAMS 200    T R 11:15A - 12:30P 207 SACKETT  BRUNSON, DANIEL (814) 865-6397

PHIL 202   Modern Philosophy   Examines the thought and influence of major Western thinkers from Descartes toKant, emphasizing rationalism and empiricism, and critical philosophy.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380095 001 35 4      M W F 10:10A - 11:00A 109 E E WEST  NALE, JOHN ELIAS (814) 865-6397

PHIL 203   Nineteenth Century Philosophy   Examines the thought and influence of major Western thinkers from Hegel to Nietzsche, including Marx, Kierkegaard, and Schopenhauer.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380101 001 35 0      T R 09:45A - 11:00A 204 SACKETT  BRUNSON, DANIEL (814) 865-6397

PHIL 204   Twentieth Century Philosophy   Examines the thought and influence of major Western thinkers of the century, including pragmatists, phenomenologists, existentialists, critical theorists, and feminists.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380104 001 35 0      T R 11:15A - 12:30P 221 HAMMOND  HARVEY, IRENE ELIZ (814) 865-6397 397762 002 35 17      M W F 10:10A - 11:00A 267 WILLARD  PARADISO-MICHAU, M (814) 865-6397

PHIL 208   Contemporary Philosophy   Recent trends in philosophical thought and culture, hybrid philosophies, and the philosophical landscape of the future.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies General Education - Humanities (GH)   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397765 001 35 0      T R 04:15P - 05:30P 208 WILLARD  NYA, NATHALIE Y (814) 865-6397

PHIL 296   Independent Studies   Creative projects, including research and design, which are supervised on an individual basis and which fall outside the scope of formal courses.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 18.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380107 001 5 4   View Controls   APPT   COLAPIETRO, VINCEN (814) 865-6397 380110 002 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 405   Philosophy of Law   Examines philosophical views of the nature of law, legal ethics, law and society through questions regarding definition, interpretation, and institutions.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   Prerequisite: 9 credits of philosophy, including PHIL 105 or 6 credits of philosophy at the 200 level or 5th semester standing     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397768 001 25 4      M W F 10:10A - 11:00A 111 SACKETT  CHRISTMAN, JOHN PH (814) 865-6397

PHIL 408W   Social and Political Philosophy   Historical and philosophical foundations of political organization, authority, and justice, and contemporary issues of rights, community, and culture.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies Writing Across the Curriculum   Prerequisite: 9 credits in philosophy, including PHIL 108 or 6 credits at the 200 level     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397771 001 20 0      T R 02:30P - 03:45P 107 SACKETT  SWANSON, JARED (814) 865-6397

PHIL 424   Philosophy of Religion   Examines the relation between faith and reason, the nature of religious experience, the problem of evil, the existence of God.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   Prerequisite: 9 credits of philosophy, including PHIL 124 or 6 credits of philosophy at the 200 level or 5th semester standing     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397774 001 25 2      R 02:30P - 05:30P 101 WALKER  HARVEY, IRENE ELIZ (814) 865-6397

PHIL 426W   Metaphysics   Examines the nature of reality, the existence of freedom, and the nature of matter, mind, and values.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 - 6.0 Satisfies Writing Across the Curriculum   Prerequisite: 9 credits in philosophy, including PHIL 126 or 6 credits of philosophy at the 200 level     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397777 001 25 10      T R 04:15P - 05:30P 318 WILLARD  DROEGE, PAULA JEAN (814) 865-6397

PHIL 473   German Idealism   Critically examines the philosophy of central German idealists, including Kant, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel, and its impact on later philosophy.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   Prerequisite: 9 credits of philosophy, including either PHIL 202 or PHIL 203, or 6 credits of philosophy at the 200 level     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397780 001 25 3      W 02:30P - 05:30P 318 SACKETT  MENSCH, JENNIFER (814) 865-6397

PHIL 494H   Research Project   Supervised student activities on research projects identified on an individualor small-group basis.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 12.0 Satisfies Schreyer Honors College Honors Course and Credit Requirements   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380131 001 10 10   View Controls   APPT   CHRISTMAN, JOHN PH (814) 865-6397 380134 002 10 10      APPT     (814) 865-6397 380137 003 10 10      APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 496   Independent Studies   Creative projects, including research and design, which are supervised on an individual basis and which fall outside the scope of formal courses.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 18.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380140 001 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380143 002 5 4   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380146 003 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380149 004 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380152 005 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380155 006 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380158 007 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 497A   Science, Women and Traditional Knowledge   Expistemological themes of twentieth century philosphy of science with focus on the political problem of how to manage our global environment with specific features o more...   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 405460 001 25 15      M 06:00P - 09:00P 319 WILLARD  GROSHOLZ, EMILY RO (814) 865-6397

PHIL 497H   Identity & Difference SR CAPSTONE COURSE  Formal courses given infrequently to explore, in depth, a comparatively narrow subject which may be topical or of special interest.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0 Satisfies Schreyer Honors College Honors Course and Credit Requirements   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397783 001 20 11      T 02:30P - 05:30P 220 WILLARD  COLAPIETRO, VINCEN (814) 865-6397

PHIL 502   European Philosophy Seminar   Critically examines central European philosophers including Husserl, Heidegger, Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, Gadamer, Levinas, Foucault, and Derrida; course content vari more...   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397786 001 15 5      T 11:15A - 02:15P 209 HAMMOND  GINES, KATHRYN TER (814) 865-6397

PHIL 538   Feminist Philosophy Seminar   Critically examines feminist approaches to ethics, epistemology, philosophy of science, metaphysics, social/political philosophy, and the history of philosophy.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397789 001 12 0 WMNST538    R 11:15A - 02:15P 209 HAMMOND  SULLIVAN, SHANNON (814) 865-6397

PHIL 580   Phenomenology   A critical study of one or more thinkers, ideas, or movements in modern phenomenology.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397792 001 15 8      T 02:30P - 05:30P 105 E E WEST  FOTI, VERONIQUE MA (814) 865-6397

PHIL 589   Philosophical Translation Seminar   Studies philosophical works in their original (non-English) languages; course content varies with instructor.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 2.0   Prerequisite: appropriate language proficiency demonstrated by satisfactory completion of departmental translation exam in given language     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380170 001 15 7      R 02:30P - 05:30P 105 E E WEST  FOTI, VERONIQUE MA (814) 865-6397

PHIL 596   Individual Studies   Creative projects, including nonthesis research, which are supervised on an individual basis and which fall outside the scope of formal courses.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 9.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380173 001 5 4   View Controls   APPT   COLAPIETRO, VINCEN (814) 865-6397 380176 002 5 4   View Controls   APPT   LAWLOR, LEONARD RI (814) 865-6397 380179 003 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380182 004 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380185 005 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380188 006 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397 380191 007 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 597B   Ethical Issues in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources MEETS W/HDNRE 575  Introduction to ethical issues in human dimensions of natural resources and the environment.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 3.0   Prerequisite: Graduate standing at Penn State Concurrent: HDNRE575     View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 419302 001 4 0 S T S597A    M 01:25P - 04:25P 208 CHAM  TUANA, NANCY A (814) 865-6397

PHIL 600   Thesis Research   No description.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 15.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380194 001 20 15   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 601   Ph.D. Dissertation Full-Time   No description.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 0.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380197 001 20 12   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 602   Supervised Experience in College Teaching   Students will teach introductory logic course--i.e., Phil 1--and other introductory level courses as required by staffing.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 3.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 397795 001 20 20   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 603   Foreign Academic Experience   Foreign study and/or research constituting progress toward the degree at a foreign university.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 12.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380200 001 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397

PHIL 610   Thesis Research Off Campus   No description.   01/11/2010-04/30/2010   Credits: 1.0 - 15.0   View Course Description   Sched Number Section Class Limit Seats Remaining Cross-Listed Courses Notes Meeting Days/ Times Classroom Instructor Location/ Contact Info 380203 001 5 5   View Controls   APPT     (814) 865-6397